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Ask HN: Open source rules engine for categorizing applications by productivity?
2 points by reubano 9y ago|1 comments
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by reubano 9y ago
SEEKING WORK | American living in Tanzania | Remote Only | travel possible Experienced data consultant, open source contributor, speaker, and trainer. I use data to help you improve your operations, products, and services. I focus on the ba
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by reubano 9y ago
Most definitely [1]. [1] http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/reubano/riko-tutorial/blo...
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by reubano 9y ago
If I understand you correctly, you want to be able to join the results of multiple sources? You can do something like that with a library I wrote, riko [1]. A simple example would look something like this: from riko.modules import joi
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by reubano 9y ago
You can check out my library riko [1, 2]. While it doesn't have a slick GUI, it does support most of the original yahoo pipes (including xpath [3] and regex [4]). [1] https://github.com/nerevu/riko [2] https:&#
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by reubano 9y ago
SEEKING WORK | American living in Tanzania | Remote Only | travel possible Experienced data consultant, open source contributor, speaker, and trainer. I use data to help you make better decisions regarding your operations, customers, and pr
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by reubano 9y ago
> The world needs an open-source, non-JVM-targeted Datomic.) Couchdb?
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by reubano 10y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12888382
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This Weekend's DDoS Attack and What's in a (C)Name? – Netlify(netlify.com)
3 points by reubano 10y ago|0 comments
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This Weekend's DDoS Attack and What's in a (C)Name? – Netlify(netlify.com)
2 points by reubano 10y ago|0 comments
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by reubano 10y ago
This is the pythonic way def func(*args, defaulted='default', **kwargs): # args is a list, kwargs is a dict arg0 = args[0] if args else None another_kwarg = kwargs.get('another_kwarg', 'default
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by reubano 10y ago
I recently redesigned my website using Metalsmith, a static site generator. This post outlines the pros/cons of transitioning from the original Octopress static site, to a single page app (Chaplinjs), and finally back to a static site.
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Static to Dynamic and Back Again(reubano.xyz)
2 points by reubano 10y ago|1 comments
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by reubano 10y ago
Exactly. Py3 zip is lazy like py2 izip.
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by reubano 10y ago
For me, forks are like super stars. I have an order of magnitude more stars than forks.
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by reubano 10y ago
Thats why i always save the qr codes to an encrypted image on my HD.
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by reubano 10y ago
Or `sudo port install gource`
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by reubano 10y ago
BS4 is easier but scrapy is more powerful. E.G., with scrapy you can program to follow all 'next' links and download 100s of pages in parallel. BS4 is more for grabbing content from a single page.
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Follow up for freelancers(freelancingdigest.com)
1 points by reubano 10y ago|0 comments
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by reubano 10y ago
This is very cool! Do you have a spec to share? First thing i thought of is that it would be awesome to write webapp and static site generator implementations of the jason spec. Im in the process of making my own static site, and im storing
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by reubano 10y ago
Ok, that makes sense. I've never dealt with the scale you are talking about so have yet to run into these issues with redis. It may be best to put this info in the readme so people can decide for themselves when to use RQ or KQ.
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by reubano 10y ago
Why should I use this over the simplier RQ?
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by reubano 10y ago
Congrats on your success! Would you mind outlining how you made it on techcrunch? Also, which subreddits did you find most valuable to generate feedback/promote your site?
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by reubano 10y ago
API Standard Practices Generally, our public APIs follow a standard set of best practices: - All APIs follow REST principles. - JSON is the standard payload. Some APIs may include additional formats such as XML and in such cases media type
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by reubano 10y ago
So, this is like a gui to awesome awesome?
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by reubano 10y ago
The parent is right after all. Just do a search for "the 100 yr light bulb".
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by reubano 10y ago
Nice writeup! Any chance you'll support macports for those of us who never jumped ship to homebrew?
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by reubano 10y ago
I wrote riko [1] with exactly this use case in mind. Its a simple python stream processing engine. [1] https://github.com/nerevu/riko Edit: HN submission https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12136011
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by reubano 10y ago
I completely agree. It seems like the only way to currently get this information is through the robo advisors.
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by reubano 10y ago
Agreed. For me, forking is like super starring. Ive starred over 1000 repos, but hv forked < 100.

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