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orangethirty
14y ago
That is the feature I'm looking for. I did not see that information in the website. If its not there, you should really consider putting it, because having the pip command is really an important fact in the buying decision. I'm going to che
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orangethirty
14y ago
The buttons appear when you create a "tape" (playlist).
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orangethirty
14y ago
Tools? I don't know of any website that is good for this. Must say that one of my future projects (about a month away) is a website where people who are looking for co-founders can post messages and interact. Its weird that I must build thi
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orangethirty
14y ago
9. Haven't met a good co-founder candidate. A business with more than one people to work it is so much easier to do. It doesnt guarantee success, but allows things to flow a bit easier.
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Tell HN: FlirtTape is now HipTape.
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orangethirty
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orangethirty
14y ago
Thank you for the tip. I will explore their offerings. Have you had any problem with installing anything that you may need?
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orangethirty
14y ago
I build flask apps, and I'm currently shopping for a VPS. Leaning towards Linode, even though their security proved to be less than stellar. My aim is to have a platform where I will not be limited to what I can and can't ship in terms of l
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14y ago
Thank you for the link. It makes a clear point: I'm not their demographic. They are going after businesses and not individuals. I still wonder how they compare proce wise vs heroku?
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orangethirty
14y ago
Do not let this dictate your perception towards your project. Maybe he changed his mind. People do that. Move on, keep working, and forget about it. Good luck.
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orangethirty
14y ago
The service seems to be kind of expensive for what it is.
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orangethirty
14y ago
Reminds me of all the fun I had playing with malware on my own computer during the mid-to-late 90's. Being quite ignorant about the whole thing allowed me to look and find things that would not be considered safe. Hacker websites (like the
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orangethirty
14y ago
My main workstation (does 80% of the work) is an old Lenovo R61 thinkpad. About 5 years old, no repairs whatsoever. Well, if we don't include all the OS installs I've borked. It does need a new fan, but I plan on replaicing it.
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14y ago
I did do the process you described. It has been a great learning experience, and has made me a better person overall.
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orangethirty
14y ago
Well, you have opened up my eyes. Thank you.
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orangethirty
14y ago
I said I don't lnow but I kept hacking at it. Its not like I quit. Maybe it wasn't the right job for me. I see the whole experience as positive.
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orangethirty
14y ago
I can do that with no problem. That is why it is frustrating. Nerves got the best of me. That is why I said I don't know. I was nervous. And under the circumstances I did not know the answer. But later on I went and did the exercise by myse
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Ask HN: Is saying "I don't know during an interview" something negative?
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orangethirty
14y ago
The arduino is pretty good due to the amount of resources available. If you want to learn the hardware side if things, then a beginners bundle from Adafruit might be good. You can also buy a bunch of sensors from one of the major web stores
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orangethirty
14y ago
The template you are using makes your blog seem like it is jus a collection of trackbacks. It looks too busy for my tired old eyes. Maybe you could include less posts in the frontpage, and have more of the post show up. The default font siz
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I'd say play with embedded stuff to push your skills further. The arduino is a good simple start. Or you could go with a mini2440 board that runs linux (android too).
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14y ago
What stack are you using?
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orangethirty
14y ago
Good lesson. I'm always selling myself for cheap because somehow I feel bad about charging for my code. I'll try it outside.