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by rohan404 8y ago
You're absolutely correct in that we don't currently use blockchain tech anywhere in our stack yet! It's something we're currently exploring as a way to augment our business in order to deal with complex problems like id
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by rohan404 8y ago
To be clear, the next client doesn't actually get it for free. The way it works is that we use pre-fabricated components in conjunction with an ESB in order to create what is essentially a base for developers to then fill in with custo
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by rohan404 8y ago
You could make the argument that startup founders who aren't taking a salary from their early stage startup are also performing "free, illegally so" labor.
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The Legend of the Mapogo Lions(africageographic.com)
1 points by rohan404 8y ago|0 comments
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by rohan404 8y ago
We evaluated Bitwarden to use as our company vault for shared accesses, however found OneLogin to have a better UI, additional functionality (especially when it came to syncing with our Google directory) and the price (for enterprise) wasn&
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by rohan404 8y ago
Not quite - the outdated price issue certainly exists for standard AWS RIs, however if you purchase convertible RIs then price reductions are applied. Also bear in mind that the savings you get from RIs will generally outweigh the reduction
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by rohan404 8y ago
One of the major issues we've seen with our customers is that many of them (especially startups and SMBs/SMEs) don't have the ability to dedicate a team to just managing their RI capacity. We've also seen enterprise cust
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HTTP Status Code 418: I'm a teapot(sitesdoneright.com)
2 points by rohan404 8y ago|0 comments
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by rohan404 9y ago
Shameless plug, but it was the lack of clarity that we had with our AWS bills that prompted us to build https://cloudops.ai We've got a prepaid service that allows you to always ensure your AWS bill never goes above certain
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by rohan404 9y ago
An anecdotal word of warning: I wore bi-weekly disposables as well for quite a few years and would repeatedly sleep in them. Never had dry eyes or irritation, however after a few years I developed tiny capillaries growing in my eye (corneal
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by rohan404 10y ago
I suppose that whole incident with Weev and AT&T would serve as legal precedent.
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by rohan404 10y ago
We initially used PivotalTracker for managing our development teams, and Trello to get a high level overview of project status as well as for planning. We're currently working on building our own version of PivotalTracker using a fork
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CloudOps.ai: AI for Cloud management saving you up to 10% on AWS bills(producthunt.com)
5 points by rohan404 10y ago|0 comments
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SD Squared launches platform to help startups get cloud billing under control(techcrunch.com)
1 points by rohan404 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Calculate the DHash of an image in Ruby(github.com)
2 points by rohan404 11y ago|1 comments
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by rohan404 11y ago
Jared has truly been an inspiration for me. Apart from being an extremely bright and insightful person, he is remarkably down to earth and gave me sound advice during a particularly rough patch in my life! Congratulations Jared! I hope you
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Introducing Shoto: Get the photos your friends take(producthunt.com)
4 points by rohan404 11y ago|0 comments
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by rohan404 11y ago
Isn't this one supposed to be public information anyways?: http://www.oema.us/files/FBI-OFFICES.pdf
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How Y’all, Youse and You Guys Talk (2013)(nytimes.com)
16 points by rohan404 11y ago|11 comments
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SnappyDB – NoSQL database for Android(github.com)
1 points by rohan404 11y ago|0 comments
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by rohan404 11y ago
Did you guys end up integrating Buck into Android Studio or just running it command line?
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Buck: A high-performance build tool for Android(buckbuild.com)
37 points by rohan404 11y ago|12 comments
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Peter Bartholomew(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by rohan404 11y ago|0 comments
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Biggest Exploit Database in the World(1337day.com)
1 points by rohan404 11y ago|0 comments
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by rohan404 11y ago
Guess the intruder wasn't completely convinced that chmod works the first time around
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Ming (Clam)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by rohan404 12y ago|0 comments
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by rohan404 12y ago
Even loaded asynchronously, the calls for allocation still cause lag. Unless I am doing something incorrectly?
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by rohan404 12y ago
This is true, but for operations like loading images from disk for example, this is unavoidable. The best you can do is reuse memory instead of allocating whenever possible
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by rohan404 12y ago
There is a System.gc() call which is essentially what you described, but it doesn't help with allocations freezing the UI for memory intensive applications
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by rohan404 12y ago
It was pretty ridiculous, even on some of the most powerful hardware out there I still found animations to lag from time to time due to the GC_FOR_ALLOC calls! Ended up with a bunch of hacks to try to work around the issue, but none fully r

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