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If you don't mind sending your data to third parties to generate pdfs for you then I'm sure you'll find plenty solutions. Otherwise perhaps you can find some language specific libraries, like the python based one mentioned ab
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> Now that we've spent the last 10 years of corproate security awareness training pounding into our users' heads [..] Just today I was trying to pay my car insurance online via a local payments gateway. After two 2FA sms authen
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Its in the same repo, yes, but don't have to care about it, just as you may not care about Ci artifacts or editor config files, or gitignore files or whatever. That info has to live somewhere, and in the same repo as the code doesn
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4y ago
How about having a server that accepts a POST request (eg at /my_program) that once called executes your program on that server (or any other server, or a container or whatever) and streams stdout and stderr to the response?
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> Even IIS/VB lets you write ES3, and you can pass in functions as arguments. That is really liberating. Oh man is that still possible? I remember doing both server side and client side rendering with the same set of templates and J
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4y ago
The bigger issue in the sales/developers divide is that neither of them is tasked (assessed, paid for, whatever you want to call it) to 1) understand the actual problem/feature request (before even thinking about solutions), and 2
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4y ago
B2B cofounder here. It may be more helpful to you if you frame your question as "what can I build that would make them want to commit their credit card right away". Focus on what exactly your customer would be paying for, and buil
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> [...] he had to stop looking for validation at the "quality of my results" and instead had to feel pride at the "quality of my effort." Something I have kept in mind. Along the same lines, is the realisation that we
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4y ago
Ah what a fun issue to figure out and resolve 10 minutes before endofday,especially if you are the one handling docker and some dude in another country is handling the vpn that wants access to said docker.
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Read the error message. In full. Google unknown terms, relevant phrases from the message. Don't fix the bug unless its cause is understood.
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> They don't produce products. That can be said about Google as well, and I think that's what parent meant to express.
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> How long is it before there’s an injection for your appetites, your vices? Maybe they’re not as visible as mine. Would you self-administer a weekly anti-avarice shot? Can Big Pharma cure your sloth, lust, wrath, envy, pride? Is this ho
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Ask HN: Books your kids like most
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I've done 2 factory jobs in my teens. One I was making pillows and the other books, magazines, papers etc (this was late 90s, early 00s). I also did retail (at a department store) and door to door sales (children's books). By far,
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4y ago
Yeah Nokia really messed up!
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At the risk of sounding like a broken record, try and switch javascript off on your mobile device. It's like using an ad blocker, really. But because we're not neanderthals, you can also whitelist the sites/apps you like to r
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4y ago
He's also the co-creator of django!
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4y ago
Pg newbie here, first time I'm reading about this. Super useful for internal tools indeed! Could you point me to any tools or resources on achieving that (pulling data from several external databases into a single one for the purpose o
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That's the difference between having features people use, and having features people think they will be used - communication. Often times customers come with feature requests but dev/biz fail to translate that into problem resolut
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The last few years I've been working on a fairly big django project written by someone learning the problem domain and python/django at the same time. I have a lot of similar stories and I you are absolutely right to encourage p
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Get yourself super tired. Exercise or kids will do that to you. Also, chemistry matters. Be mindful of what you eat and when you wait it.
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4y ago
You can check opencorporate for that info.
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4y ago
The downvotes indicate you shouldn't be expressing this opinion on this site in this manner. There's a reason why. You shouldn't do it again. This incident has been noted for future reference. Thank you for your cooperation.
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I think tailscale may be the only company that is build on WireGuard but also commits code to wireguard repo itself. That says a lot, to me at least, but parent's comment on giving the keys to the kingdom to a third party still holds (
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4y ago
Out of scope for this article, obviously, but I would prefer a similarly written one on how to make your own netlify clone. At least the critical path where git push results in some server (I control) pulling the repo, doing stuff, and repo
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> Obviously I'm skipping a few things like "what is an enum?", "what does that pub stand for?", "why are those hashtags for?" and that's on purpose. Their utility can be deduced from running the c
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I'm in a similar boat as you, having tens of on prem servers hosting our app. Provide options to your customers as to what they should pay and what level of support they will receive. Server goes down mid-day, or mid-night, who's
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Looks like it needs javascript though. Doesn't work for me on chrome mobile without JS.
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Thank you, just what I needed right now! Waiting for the follow up, "Reading with extreme attention"!
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I'm not sure if this the place to ask, but is there a tool I can use to preprocess data before inserting to, let's say, Postgres and using this tool to visualise it? For example, processing a csv file to rename or add columns, and
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