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by paukiatwee 10y ago
I learnt to use DW by building an open source personal budgeting app[0]. DW really good and awesome. No whatsoever bytecode manipulation problem. Everything work great. If you learn real work DW app, see my open source project. Stack: 1. An
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by paukiatwee 10y ago
Out of topic, I think the way DRF project funded is very interesting, i.e. public funded fulltime developer working on OSS. How many other similar successful OSS with such funding?
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OVH: Nvidia Grid GPU Servers(runabove.com)
3 points by paukiatwee 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to check whether research paper algorithm was patented?
2 points by paukiatwee 10y ago|2 comments
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Heroku's Ugly Secret (2013)(genius.com)
2 points by paukiatwee 10y ago|0 comments
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by paukiatwee 10y ago
I personally built open source personal budget app [1] for fun and experience. I built the app not for profit so there is not failed project. Instead of assume failed, I suggest make it as your portfolio for future employment. [1]: https
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by paukiatwee 10y ago
I believe OVH offering will be cheaper, and hourly billing but only available in Europe. While compose.io's offering have more locations (US, Europe, Asia, etc). It is good to see more and more PostgreSQL as Service offering.
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OVH: PaaS DB PostgreSQL(runabove.com)
74 points by paukiatwee 10y ago|37 comments
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
In me experience, employers does not care whether it is free or paid, they care more about your passion to learn.
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
I took: 1. Functional Programming Principles in Scala[1] 2. Machine Learning Specialization [2] [1]: https://www.coursera.org/course/progfun [2]: https://www.coursera.org/specializations/machine-l
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
I personally paid one course and one specialization courses. There are the reasons why I paid: 1. The course is awesome and I want to support the authors. 2. The course I paid is new learning area I never use professionally during job but I
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
Just curious, where (AWS, DO, GCE or other) do you run your Kubernetes cluster ?
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
If I read correctly, docker for Mac is run on top on another visualization (xhyve, not VirtualBox) and docker for windows run on top of Hyper-V, which mean that it is not for production workload (at least for Windows). So you can only use i
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
All of these "You should use X instead of Y" articles is really not much can debate because there is no perfect languages/tools where in this case, the author think TypeScript is better than JavaScript. I stop find perfect la
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
Original article is from http://www.r2d3.us/visual-intro-to-machine-learning-part-1/ Remind me of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11133950
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OpenWhisk – cloud-first distributed event-based programming service from IBM(github.com)
4 points by paukiatwee 11y ago|1 comments
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Google Open Source Load Balancer in Go(github.com)
323 points by paukiatwee 11y ago|69 comments
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
* Kubernetes is not written in Java * There is no one size fit all, just like never ending Ruby vs JavaScript VS Java. * Kubernetes just hit v1.0 not long ago. * Seem like you already wrote the functionality you want, now what is the proble
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
How I did it is begin with .no-js class and using Modernizr to remove the class so I can style element for .no-js .my-class -> visibility: visible and .my-class -> visibility: hidden then finally using JS to remove visibility css. So
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Understanding HTTP Strict Transport Security(troyhunt.com)
41 points by paukiatwee 11y ago|10 comments
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
> This is about the new artist or band that has just released their first single and will not be paid for its success. Did you read the whole article?
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
I built a personal budgeting app using Dropwizard + AngularJS for my personal need, and it is open source . BudgetApp https://www.budgetapp.io/ Source code https://github.com/paukiatwee/budgetapp I pla
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
Not really related to topic, but how is GitLab CE & GitLab EE project maintained in term of source code? GitLab EE is fork of GitLab CE such that additional code of GitLab EE is in different directory (so upstream changes will not conf
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
it's funny to see the same defense (JEE is design-by-committee crap ) over and over :) > that lack of external perfection does not make JEE usable or worthwhile. So tell me, which framework does not lack of external perfection and
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
When HN comment mention how bad is "J2EE", I start to know the it refer to old J2EE (J2EE 1.4 (November 11, 2003)). Now is JEE 7, no more J2EE! Yes, JEE/Java is bad but please, there is no perfect framework/language. R
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by paukiatwee 11y ago
Great article. I developed a (real world) personal budget app[1] using Angular 1.x + DropWizard. If anyone interested to learn/see source code, the source code is available on Github[2]. [1]: https://www.budgetapp.io/
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by paukiatwee 12y ago
Agree, first research your user profile, then persona. 95% of the case mom will not be your persona. Learn from awesome Entrepreneurship 101: Who is your customer? https://www.edx.org/course/entrepreneurship-101-who-cus
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Ghost Public Revenue Dashboard(blog.ghost.org)
15 points by paukiatwee 12y ago|0 comments
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Introducing Google Cloud Storage Nearline(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
366 points by paukiatwee 12y ago|178 comments
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by paukiatwee 12y ago
I built an open source personal budget app using DropWizard 0.7.0 awhile back with AngularJS. If you guys have interest to see real world project using DropWizard, check this out https://github.com/paukiatwee/budgetapp

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