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   by rdegges 12y ago

   I just wanted to say that I'm a huge NewRelic fan, and really happy for everyone I know who works there. I've met Lew Cirne before (their CEO), and he's not only an incredibly nice, down-to-earth guy, but an awesome programme
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   by rdegges 12y ago

   Hah, no idea :( I would assume so. ^^
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   by rdegges 12y ago

   Being a friend is pretty simple: - Talk to people you like. - Call them, message them, and get them to do stuff with you. - Repeat. But in all seriousness, being a good friend and making friends is easy! Just be willing to put yourself out
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   by rdegges 12y ago

   Would it be ok to run a tor exit relay on something like this? I recently decided to contribute to the project, but have been realizing that finding an Exit-node friendly host is basically impossible. Would love to run one here if it's
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   by rdegges 12y ago

   Yep! This is what I use it for (among other things).
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   by rdegges 12y ago

   I've been using this for quite a while -- it's excellent -- without a doubt the best library around for dealing with phone numbers in E.164 format (the international standard). As someone who does a lot of telephony work, <333
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   Beyond Type Errors(senko.net)

   1 points by rdegges 12y ago|0 comments
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   by rdegges 12y ago

   While this article doesn't necessarily present anything new, I thought I'd chime in with some related information. In males (at least), the hormone Testosterone is primarily responsible for sex drive (along with sufficiently low a
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   by rdegges 12y ago

   This looks great! One thing that I find a tad bit annoying, however, is that the output is a list of tuples -- would be nice to get a dictionary returned instead. I think that makes more intuitive sense, eg: {"number": "121&q
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    Learning Go(senko.silvrback.com)

    2 points by rdegges 12y ago|0 comments
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    When are you releasing an android version? =)
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    I just finished building a really cool plugin for our startup, Stormpath ( https://stormpath.com ) which makes adding user registration / login / etc. into express.js apps really easy. Would love any feedback!
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    Show HN: Really Easy Authentication for Express.js(stormpath.com)

    3 points by rdegges 12y ago|1 comments
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    Definitely! We actually write about it quite often -- we're fairly well known in the security space. You should probably check out / follow our blog: https://stormpath.com/blog/
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    I think that (at least for bodybuilding), it's gotta be 100% everything: 100% training and 100% diet. There's not really any slack room. It's definitely challenging, but fun =)
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    Honestly? I love bodybuilding. I'd love to look like a professional bodybuilder. Right now I spend roughly an hour to an hour-and-a-half at the gym, 6 days per week. - Monday: Quads - Tuesday: Shoulders - Wednesday: Back / Abs - T
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    Yo Paul, I'm sorta biased here -- I work at Stormpath, so I think you should use us, but I did want to mention what we do which I personally think is cool (I use Stormpath myself for all my own side projects): - You can use us for SSO
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    Show HN: A Flask Extension for DynamoDB(github.com)

    3 points by rdegges 12y ago|0 comments
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    Author here -- this is correct. I think it's a pretty good tradeoff though! At OpenCNAM we handled billions of API requests, and some of our internal services actually ran on a single dyno (async stuff, mainly) -- but still, it was pre
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    I've been using Gittip since practically day 1. I really love the system, and always feel happy knowing Chad is the one leading it! If you haven't met Chad before -- you should. He's one of the nicest, most genuine people I&#
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    I'm a long-time Heroku user (I've also written about them quite a bit, and published a book on the topic). In my opinion, Heroku is still, without a doubt, the best hosting option around for production apps. I've worked and b
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    Flask Auth in One Line of Code(stormpath.com)

    2 points by rdegges 12y ago|0 comments
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    How to Have Fun Programming(rdegges.com)

    2 points by rdegges 12y ago|0 comments
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    I'm actually writing a book now, and would love to use this. The first thing that pops into my mind is: are there any example books I can look at so I can see what this will look like?
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    Building a Simple App With Node.js, Express, Passport and Stormpath(stormpath.com)

    1 points by rdegges 12y ago|0 comments
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    by rdegges 12y ago

    http://www.bestfreebitcoin.com The most popular listing of free bitcoin websites for new bitcoin users. It contains several affiliate links, and generates a bit of revenue each month. Not hard to maintain, but I'm occupied
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    How to Build a Killer Node.js Client for Your REST API [video](youtube.com)

    2 points by rdegges 13y ago|0 comments
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    Memoirs of a Developer Evangelist(stormpath.com)

    2 points by rdegges 13y ago|0 comments
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    by rdegges 13y ago

    My company, OpenCNAM ( https://opencnam.com/ ) provides a caller ID API with a pretty generous free tier. No signup required. You can hit the public API endpoints directly with a GET request, and get back caller ID informatio
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    by rdegges 13y ago

    I lift weights. I do weight lifting 6 days a week, Monday through Saturday, as soon as I wake up. My priories in life are: - Fitness. - Family. - Work. It sounds a bit rough, but fitness is what keeps me grounded. I'm by no means at my