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Why is reading lines from stdin much slower in C++ than Python?(stackoverflow.com)
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by level09 11y ago
I used Redis in many high scale applications and it has been working very well so far. Primarily we use it as a cache backend, and also as a temporary storage for processing data (the expire feature plays very nicely). in a recent project I
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by level09 11y ago
I was thinking about similar concepts and problems then I decided to create a framework [1] that could possibly solve those problems. I created a lightweight system, that serves web pages, added proper authentication, storage (mongodb), mem
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by level09 11y ago
3 - 5 hours at my day job, 5 - 9 hours running my startup(s)/consultancy. I leave some videos running before I sleep so I could hear/learn something new before I sleep. I also work through weekends. I think it is too much, but as
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by level09 12y ago
Playback of the recorded flight: http://www.flightradar24.com/data/airplanes/d-aipx/#5d42675
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by level09 12y ago
Anger/Regret are a plain waste of time, if you no longer need the money, move on. life is random.
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by level09 12y ago
usually people coming from a non-rich/poor family might have this need for "Status". it's not usually about having value for your money, but most the time is about feeding the ego, feeling the power and sending a signa
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by level09 12y ago
Don't really think that guy was getting a 50K package. The salary I can imagine for an American engineer working in Abu Dhabi would be a minimum of 100,000 - 180,000+ USD , and it is tax free (usually comes with additional benefits). A
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by level09 12y ago
>Low cost of living Not really true http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/rankings.jsp however, many companies offer housing as part of their packages.
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by level09 12y ago
So the author invented an "Up Arrow" with the word "Lookup" next to it ? I think I might have stolen a lot of stuff lately if that's the case.
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by level09 12y ago
I think it's a design decision, Proxima nova font looks great mostly when all caps
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by level09 12y ago
"a framework created for people who have no skills or time to invest on CSS or design" This is hilarious, I kinda agree with it though
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by level09 12y ago
Agreed, while they have some excellent services some other products lose the usability/practicality game . e.g: video transcoding service compared to zen coder, or cloud front service compared to cloud flare.
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by level09 12y ago
what is the reason behind blocking this in many states and internationally ? I would really like to send some bitcoins and use their trading platform.
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by level09 12y ago
The remaining must be residing in the oil-rich middle east gulf countries, royal families who usually never disclose their finances.
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by level09 12y ago
Sure, here are the virtual licenses: http://www.creativezone.ae/ http://vz.ae/ non-virtual: http://www.dwc.ae/ https://www.dsoa.ae/en/
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by level09 12y ago
Dubai is the place, Tax free, as low as ~4000 Euros/year for a single person (FZE) company. Nothing else is required (office/staff), virtual services are provided at additional fees (secretary etc ..)
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by level09 12y ago
The short answer is, faster development, easier to maintain and extend, and even more efficiency which is exactly what I was looking for. the long answer is, a combination of many things: - flask is simpler, has almost no learning curve -
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by level09 12y ago
Flask is incredible. since I've made the transition from PHP-based CMS's I've never looked back. if someone is interested in learning more about building larger scale/production apps with flask, I have a series of tutori
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by level09 12y ago
I have written something similar, it deploys Enferno (enferno.io) a flask based app on ubuntu (not necessarily digital ocean) it's an ansible playbook that configures the server and installs all requirements, and sets up nginx, python
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by level09 12y ago
> Building a city on top of sand is trouble to begin with, take a look at Dubai's projects Are you sure ? I live in Dubai and have many clients who sell mega-projects. they sell out really fast and the hotels occupancy rate is rea
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by level09 12y ago
How does this handle HTML changes over time ? I believe this will store a URL + Selector , then periodically scrap the page over time. just curious what happens if the page changes later.
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by level09 12y ago
Sorry- mistakenly posted on a different thread.
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by level09 12y ago
This is interesting and the way I picture it, it must be very complicated. Let's say you save the url and the selector, and scrap it periodically over time, how do you handle HTML change over time ? or does it simply stop tracking the
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by level09 12y ago
This is a nice project. I used to have my database dump tracked by git (in binary mode). anytime my db changes I'll have to overwrite the file with the new database dump and include it with the commit. I'm just wondering if this
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by level09 12y ago
Humans are pattern recognition animals, we like to look at anything random and extract meaningful patterns from it. I see this game as a clear example of that, where (random) fish movement is fed to a computer game and translated into game
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by level09 12y ago
I would charge something around $60 to $100 usually the price depends on the client attitude, complexity of work, and length of contract.
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by level09 12y ago
this link might be relevant http://www.bullshitjob.com/title/
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by level09 12y ago
Perhaps Social Media Facilitator ?
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by level09 12y ago
Sure will, I'm planning to be in EuroPython soon in Berlin, but planning to put an initial version before that on Github.

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