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by metachris 11y ago
I've recently compiled a list of free transactional email services with a feature comparison: https://www.metachris.com/2016/03/free-transactional-email-s...
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by metachris 11y ago
Is there a list of packages where I can see what could be installed? Edit: There is not. But here is a list of current packages: https://github.com/Cutehacks/qpm/issues/28#issuecomment-2082...
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by metachris 11y ago
I recently ran into the issue that the multiprocessing.pool.ThreadPool class is not cancellable in Python 2. It seems that only in Python 3 can you exit a ThreadPool with eg. a KeyboardInterrupt before all tasks are finished. Since then I&#
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by metachris 11y ago
I've updated the list, thanks for the input!
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by metachris 11y ago
I've added it to the comparison!
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by metachris 11y ago
Thanks for the suggestion; I did some quick research and added dedicated-ip, templates and inbound-email to the comparison.
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by metachris 11y ago
Thanks, I've just added SparkPost!
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by metachris 11y ago
They should all work well with Gmail, since it's the most popular recipient, and all popular solutions have deliverability statistics. I'd guess that using Gmail itself via its SMTP service [1] would be the most reliable overall.
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by metachris 11y ago
Author here, thanks for the heads up, I've just added it!
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by metachris 11y ago
This is the PDF in English (via Google Translate): https://www.metachris.com/download/PostgreSQL_Oracle_en.pdf
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by metachris 11y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll update the post tonight. Didn't notice / cannot reproduce - it seems to work for me in all browsers.
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by metachris 11y ago
acme-tiny is another good and simple client, which I personally prefer. I've recently compared 10 different Let's Encrypt / ACME clients: https://www.metachris.com/2015/12/comparison-of-10-acme-lets.
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by metachris 11y ago
For reference: * Certificate # 250k: Jan. 5, 2016 [1] * Certificate # 500k: Feb. 4, 2016 [2] * Certificate # 1M: Mar. 8, 2016 Seems they went from 250k certs per month in Jan to 500k certs per month in Feb. [1] https://twitter.co
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by metachris 11y ago
It jumped from 997,800 to 998,500 to 999,905 within the last 30 minutes. So i guess in in the next hour they will break 1M.
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by metachris 11y ago
It refreshed a few minutes ago. Perhaps all 15 min?
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by metachris 11y ago
Take a look at Django [1], for instance. [1] https://www.djangoproject.com/start/overview/
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by metachris 11y ago
Here in Austria its 38.5hrs, 5 weeks vacation, and in June and December employees receive a doubled monthly salary ("vacation money" and "christmas money").
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Huginn – Build agents that monitor and act on your behalf(github.com)
264 points by metachris 11y ago|44 comments
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by metachris 11y ago
I think many people just don't want to coordinate with strangers, like a pickup time, place, etc. This will be much smoother if you just open an app like Uber and it tells you the next pickup time for where you want to head.
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by metachris 11y ago
The website really should provide some screenshots of the software!
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DotStar Pi Painter(learn.adafruit.com)
1 points by metachris 11y ago|0 comments
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by metachris 11y ago
Resubmitted, thanks HN mods. Let me know if I missed any clients, I'm happy to update the post!
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Comparison of 10 ACME / Let's Encrypt Clients(metachris.com)
7 points by metachris 11y ago|2 comments
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by metachris 11y ago
Thanks for the input, updated the post.
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Comparison of 10 ACME / Let's Encrypt Clients(metachris.com)
9 points by metachris 11y ago|2 comments
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A Look into Machine Learning's First Cheating Scandal(dswalter.github.io)
246 points by metachris 11y ago|51 comments
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by metachris 11y ago
BitBucket has free private repos
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by metachris 11y ago
> Typically, you are "tax resident" if you spend more than 180 days per year in a country. (Note: that doesn't mean that if you split your time equally between three countries you avoid being tax resident at all. If only a
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by metachris 11y ago
You can sign up for the private beta and get access pretty quickly: https://docs.google.com/a/allaboutapps.at/forms/d/15Ucm4A20y...
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by metachris 11y ago
Thanks for the thought! I haven't tried it, but this post [1] describes a project that got everything to work with the Mac App Store. [1] http://dafoster.net/articles/2014/06/24/submitting-a-python-.

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