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8y ago
Stumbled upon this similar project: https://github.com/sit-fyi/issue-tracking yesterday. I thought it was an interesting way of going about it. It's build upon this idea of serverless information tracking. https:
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Troy has done great security work for the community at large. If you haven't seen it check out one of his other projects https://report-uri.com that aggregates your Content Security Policy reports for your site; a base secu
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Know who hasn't replied
(unreplied.io)
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Know who hasn't replied
(unreplied.me)
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9y ago
I use bitbar for this and it's free. https://getbitbar.com/plugins/Cryptocurrency
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NY video gaming tax break could help reverse brain drain
(syracuse.com)
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9y ago
I always throughly enjoy reading Brandur's articles.
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Prime example of the observer effect.
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Nothing surprises me these days. http://www.snopes.com/2017/10/05/equifax-contract-irs/
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Equifax Awarded $7.2M IRS Contract Despite Security Breach
(snopes.com)
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I bought a 33' sailboat and lived on it for two years in Wilmington, NC while we were starting NextGlass (now Untappd). It was by far one of the best experiences of my life. The soothing rocking motion, loose halyard clanking, and salt
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Since founding year seems to be of some importance, I would really like to see a plot over time of the number of founders per year and possibly extrapolate founding year + sector to predict what a good time to enter a sector would be. Could
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> A final important thing to note about XRANGE is that, given that we receive the IDs in the reply, and the immediately successive ID is trivially obtained just incrementing the sequence part of the ID, it is possible to use XRANGE to i
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Seems like this plus the Cloudflare Apps could yield some interesting projects.
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This could be incredibly useful for processing spectra produced off a mass spectrometer (which are notoriously noisy).
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I reference this article constantly at Untappd. When we were building the NextGlass app, I took much of this into consideration for giving wine and beer recommendations. We recently ran the query on the Untappd database of 500 million check
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9y ago
And here I thought Linux won out because BSD was wrapped up in a lawsuit. http://thevarguy.com/open-source-application-software-compan...
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9y ago
You should check out the `annotate` gem.
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10y ago
You should check out: https://pantry.io
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10y ago
The number of notable alumni from Syracuse never ceases to amaze me.
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10y ago
I tweeted SlackHQ back in May 2016 about how Slack was using 17GB of RAM. https://twitter.com/NickPoorman/status/737647940026634240
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10y ago
Use Mobx if you're one of these people who like doing less work and writing less code to achieve the same end result as Redux.
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Honestly, we haven't needed to scale horizontally. The Postgres column is a jsonb, although probably not necessary since we don't need to query the serialized model. If our reads ever start to slow down, the plan is to just add a
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10y ago
Ship daily is the best advice.
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10y ago
What sort of details are you looking for?
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I find a lot of these frameworks to be overkill. A rating event comes into our web server (python), then sent to SQS, then the event is pulled by our custom artificial neural network (deep learning) script, --written in Go. A model is train
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I wish 1Password had a feature where you could put in a list of domains like this or a "Auto Change Possibly Compromised Passwords" feature.
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I'm happy they've provided a solution to Encrypted Secrets instead of simply saying "You should not commit secrets".
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The Oldest Bug in Ruby – Why Rack::Timeout Might Hose Your Server
(schneems.com)
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It says ura_limit_reached. I'm guessing you don't have enough paid accounts.
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