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   by kt9 13y ago

   Its back up again now but its been sporadically down all day! Anyone know whats going on?
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   PyPi is Down(pypi.python.org)

   1 points by kt9 13y ago|2 comments
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   Google Announces Plans to Shut Down Google Affiliate Network(daniellemorrill.com)

   2 points by kt9 13y ago|1 comments
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   by kt9 14y ago

   > If you're a single founder, It's definitely harder to get in. But that doesn't mean you can't be a single founder. For single founders, if you can demonstrate traction, it's much easier to get in. Traction solves everything. I would h
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   by kt9 14y ago

   The thing I love about stripe is that they're so focused on building the best customer experience and software that solves customer problems!
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   by kt9 14y ago

   Clickable Link: http://pypi.python.org/pypi
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   by kt9 14y ago

   > Contrary to the popular belief, an entrepreneur is NOT a businessman. The former has a much larger goal than ONLY making money. I don't agree with this sentiment. To be a good entrepreneur you have to be a businessman and know how to
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   by kt9 14y ago

   Looks cool! How do you differentiate from all the other email services - MailChimp, MailGun, SendGrid etc?
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   by kt9 14y ago

   IMHO HATEOAS seems like a solution looking for a problem. I've built and consumed lots of APIs and I've never encountered a solution where I wished that a mechanism existed to discover the next step automatically from the first endpoint. Us
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    by kt9 14y ago

    Ah! Many thanks for bringing me upto speed. Not cool of Glee to avoid giving credit where credit is due!
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    by kt9 14y ago

    Can someone give me some more context on what this is about and the backstory here? A link to something that explains whats going would be great!
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    by kt9 14y ago

    Ask and you shall receive: https://www.microryza.com/
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    by kt9 14y ago

    I don't know Steve Klabnik or Corey Haines (or any of the other people mentioned in the post), but I just lost a lot of respect for them. If I do come across them (in a forum, in person etc), I'll remember more about how they tend to make d
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    by kt9 14y ago

    > But in pursuit of this, don’t loose sight of your goal I don't know why, but every time someone writes "loose" when they mean "lose" really bothers me. I need to work on that! EDIT: Quote the relevant line from the post
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    by kt9 14y ago

    Rule number 1 of business: No matter what, regardless of who is right or wrong, never, ever antagonize or nurture a conflict with anyone. Especially not a potential customer. If you can't get someone onboard as a customer, work on figuring
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    by kt9 14y ago

    Its understandable that you don't like zynga but this post isn't constructive. In general terms rant != cool.
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    Jeff Bezos Fireside chat at aws re:invent(youtube.com)

    1 points by kt9 14y ago|0 comments
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    by kt9 14y ago

    Reading the title I thought this was about REST APIs. I was wrong.
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    by kt9 14y ago

    Shel Kaphan http://www.geekwire.com/2011/meet-shel-kaphan-amazoncom-empl... http://www.linkedin.com/pub/shel-kaphan/0/781/7b6
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    by kt9 14y ago

    Cost has not been an issue for me. I've got 14 tables on DynamoDB - most at 5 read, 5 write, and one at 20 read, 10 write - and its been costing me around $50-$60 per month. IMHO cheaper than running a MySQL database and a slave instances.
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    by kt9 14y ago

    Check out http://papertrailapp.com . Awesome service!
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    by kt9 14y ago

    My production and staging/test environments are on AWS and I do development on my local linux box. Since DynamoDB is a web service I can connect to my DynamoDB tables from anywhere. If you have questions or need help feel free to contact me
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    by kt9 14y ago

    Amazon DynamoDB
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    Crowdsourced Twitter Content(chirpsy.com)

    2 points by kt9 14y ago|1 comments
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    by kt9 14y ago

    @msuster I can understand how you found the title of the post disrespectful to you but I think he might have been going for the "Bitch Please" meme [1] rather than any actual intention to be disrespectful. You're a well known and well respe
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    by kt9 14y ago

    The Java GC uses a mark and sweep algorithm that has to stop the world to collect the garbage. As the number of items on the heap goes up, there are a higher number of valid pointers (less garbage) and the GC takes a long time to find even
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    by kt9 14y ago

    I like: * that you built something. In a world full of talkers you're a doer! Kudos! * I like the execution. I like the fact that you don't have to log in and can start creating a list right away. I use emacs for pretty much everything (inc
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    Ask HN: What is your opinion on code generation tools?

    1 points by kt9 14y ago|0 comments
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    by kt9 14y ago

    I looked at your app and my first impression was - cool! But then I wanted to see what it does and how it works and what features it has - a video or a tour or something before I go through the trouble of signing up. If you don't give me th
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    by kt9 14y ago

    I don't know how useful the clients in different languages are when all the client code returns is a JSON object. I would have thought that the whole point of a custom client would be that it would expose objects and methods that had repres