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Stevey's Google Platforms Rant(steverant.pen.io)
8 points by reubano 11y ago|4 comments
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by reubano 11y ago
You're welcome. Please let me know your thoughts once you get around to using it.
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Show HN: A Python toolkit for processing tabular data(github.com)
17 points by reubano 11y ago|2 comments
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by reubano 11y ago
Original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10283502
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by reubano 11y ago
Understood. I'm on a laptop, and unless the window is full screen the UI isn't great.
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by reubano 11y ago
Nice project... here are my observations thus far - login screen takes several seconds to load - not usable on screens/mobile devices - seems like every click makes multiple server requests (and loads for up to several s
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by reubano 11y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10600226 for background (the founders' perspective).
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Startup Governance in Silicon Savannah (The other side of the Angani story)(whiteafrican.com)
3 points by reubano 11y ago|1 comments
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Deception in the Silicon Savannah(medium.com)
5 points by reubano 11y ago|0 comments
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by reubano 11y ago
Pretty nifty! Do you decide to go down this route?
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by reubano 11y ago
Did those software support user content such as comments? Also, from my understanding, this project relies on flat files and not a db. So you could essentially eliminate the need for any http requests.
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by reubano 11y ago
I love the idea. I'm a fan of static sites but always dreaded having to rely on disqus and the like. Any chance you plan to open source this?
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by reubano 11y ago
So what's the best practice for when you want a real time dashboard but also want the ability to compare data overtime. E.g., ave. bounce rate this month vs last? Is Pipeline still ideal in this case?
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by reubano 11y ago
Nice project. My only advice as a potential customer is to sell the advantages over tradition (and cheaper) CDNs more clearly. Obviously, having a longer ttl is the killer feature. And what you mention above seems useful as well. But I&#x27
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by reubano 11y ago
Looking at the firebase api docs, I realized how unRESTful, their REST api is. No way to get a list of all stories. You can only get a list of ids and must then query the API with each id to get the content. If you plan on going this route,
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by reubano 12y ago
Very nice!Here's a good follow up on the inner workings of onyx. https://github.com/MichaelDrogalis/onyx/blob/0.5.x/doc/user-...
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by reubano 12y ago
I like the concept! I'm a freelance developer and working on my own web app for freelancers as well. One problem I have with services like these tho is the chicken/egg problem. I just did a search for contract positions and only s
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by reubano 12y ago
I only use plugins that are relevant to my browsing. ABP, Boomerang, Buffer, DownThemAll, Firebug, NoScript, Wallaby...
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by reubano 12y ago
> If a browsers works fast and doesn't leak memory, one shouldn't care how much memory exactly is used. That's a big assumption. Realistically speaking, there's only FF, Safari, and Chrome. FF leaks like crazy (someti
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by reubano 12y ago
"Note: This page will show memory use for all running browsers, not just Chrome. (Bug: We seriously overcount our own memory usage: Issue 25454.)"
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by reubano 12y ago
That doesn't work for me on a mac. But what about total usage? If I have to add up the mem used for each tab it won't be helpful.
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by reubano 12y ago
Gotcha. I use precompilers which take care of file concatenation and minification, but I never could get gzipping to work. Are you targeting devs that probably use github already or not tech folk?
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by reubano 12y ago
So, is this like using GitHub Pages without having to do a `git push`?
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by reubano 12y ago
This is a main reason I don't use Chrome. Since each tab is running under a sep process, there is no easy way to tell how much total memory is being used. Despite all the improvements, Firefox still has some pretty bad memory leaks and
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by reubano 12y ago
From the pricing page, you only get API access with a paid account.
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by reubano 12y ago
Hmm, I don't see any mention of security. I can't find the source, but I remember reading that if you wanted to restrict access to certain pages on your site to authenticated users in a single page app it was more secure to do it
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by reubano 12y ago
1. NPM is used for installing bower [1], a package manager for client side libraries. [1] http://bower.io/
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by reubano 12y ago
Passport is sever and side meant for use with nodejs [1]. This is client side for use with bower [2]. [1] http://nodejs.org/ [2] http://bower.io/
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by reubano 12y ago
Really cool! Is this open source? I'd love to integrate some of your functionality in an app I'm building. Or do you at least have an open API?
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by reubano 12y ago
Interesting... you mind explaining the reason for switching? If it was missing functionality, I'm sure the team would appreciate pull requests. I'm often dismayed that angular is grabbing all the spotlight these days and not many

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