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   by nubela 10y ago

   I bet you voted for Trump.
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   Show HN: Giki – Markdown-powered Wiki(giki.wiki)

   2 points by nubela 10y ago|2 comments
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   by nubela 10y ago

   I don't understand the need for this. The main benefit of the Pipfile seem minute, and can already be achieved with requirements.txt. But I'm sure I'm missing something. Please feel free to convince me I'm wrong :)
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   Anyone interested in a serverless and Python status-page framework?(twitter.com)

   1 points by nubela 10y ago|0 comments
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   by nubela 10y ago

   Any reasons why I should not use this? Any other (Postgres-esqe) alternatives for such a solution?
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   by nubela 10y ago

   For those that prefer a split keyboard, I highly recommend Matias Ergo Pro. The keys are very nice, more importantly, it allows me to adjust how far apart each halves of the keyboard should be. It seriously alleviated my shoulder ache as I
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   by nubela 10y ago

   You wouldn't wanna be an Uber investor because choice of DBMS? As a programmer, I think this is the problem with developers thinking that technical problems are a bigger deal than it is.
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   Peanut Butter Smell Test for Alzheimer’s(nutritionfacts.org)

   3 points by nubela 10y ago|0 comments
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   Gom Gold: MLM that is not a scam in a SaaS (VPN service)(getgom.com)

   2 points by nubela 10y ago|0 comments
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    by nubela 10y ago

    IC, I use Trello for that. But thanks for sharing :) Always love swedish startups w/ their beautiful design.
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    by nubela 10y ago

    Why will I need this? (What problem do you solve?)) I use Pocket to read things later, and offline. I use screenshots to convey a visual point of view, and it's usually ephemeral. I don't keep them. The only other images I store a
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    by nubela 10y ago

    Nice font
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    by nubela 11y ago

    If you don't want to change your nameservers to Cloudflare (Takes up to 24 hours), try Kloudsec, and enable Offline Protection. Caches (like Cloudflare), and better, it archives your site even if your origin server is down. For Kloudse
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    by nubela 11y ago

    Just want to shout out that you can actually get HTTPS on your custom domained Github Page now with Kloudsec[1]. We actually built a dedicated onboarding tool for this: https://kloudsec.com/github-pages [1] Kloudsec is a CD
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    Build your own Cloudflare clone with Kloudsec's API(blog.kloudsec.com)

    1 points by nubela 11y ago|0 comments
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    Kloudsec for GitHub Pages – LetsEncrypt certs for your custom domains(kloudsec.com)

    4 points by nubela 11y ago|0 comments
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    by nubela 11y ago

    Shameless plug / full disclosure: I work at Kloudsec In case you're looking for alternatives, Kloudsec [1] is a minimal CDN platform made for programmers. And I think we make a good alternative because: a) You get to keep your nam
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    Webshots as a service; a solved problem?(blog.kloudsec.com)

    2 points by nubela 11y ago|0 comments
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    by nubela 11y ago

    We just pushed a new pricing page as we speak! I'm sorry for this and I built it in a jiffy during the initial prototyping stage. This is how the new pricing page will look like : http://imgur.com/O5zTDm3
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    by nubela 11y ago

    Interesting move Cloudflare! I work with Kloudsec [1], and we're a developer-centric CDN platform, and we're moving on an entirely opposite direction from Cloudflare. If Cloudflare is Apple, think of Kloudsec as Linux. Rather than
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    Show HN: Kloudsec for Your GitHub Page (LetsEncrypt and CDN for Custom Domain)(kloudsec.com)

    12 points by nubela 11y ago|0 comments
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    by nubela 11y ago

    Ahh, Kloudsec [0] uses a fork of this in our free CDN service for our users. The issue with something like this is that a) most website owners who want to get things done will find it hard to recompile, optimize, and deploy in production. b
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    by nubela 11y ago

    Hey, you can use https://kloudsec.com to do that. You can even get a custom domain with SSL (via LetsEncrypt) going for it. Here's what you need to do: * Set a CNAME record for your Github Page: https://help.gith
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    My email to my intern on how startup marketing works(giki.wiki)

    2 points by nubela 11y ago|0 comments
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    by nubela 11y ago

    It takes some time, and will keep retrying. Because LetsEncrypt rate limits us.
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    by nubela 11y ago

    I have nothing but respect for Cloudflare's engineering prowess :)
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    by nubela 11y ago

    (Not the principal engineer but I can try to respond) We forked nginx (just like Cloudflare) and modified it to log stats that we need. The logs are forwarded to a Logstash, then parsed using ElasticSearch.
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    by nubela 11y ago

    Roadmapped. Probably a few months from now, pending how the market size us up. For example, if the bulk of our users are programmers, then the API will be prioritized. But if most of our users are non-technical users, then we'll priori
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    by nubela 11y ago

    Thanks grapehut. * No excuses, the website settings look like shit and will be fixed. * You can add subdomains that point to the same site. (For example, www.example.com and example.com). If you have a different site, you can add a new one
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    by nubela 11y ago

    Haha, yeah it's a one-page app. And truthfully, we regret splitting up the front-end/backend-API in the day 0 of development. It slowed our dev pace down. Lesson for startups, start with a monolithic app, split it later.