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Show HN: Computational math and stats on Docker, as a service.
(mathharbor.com)
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rudimk
12y ago
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rudimk
12y ago
Thanks! I still haven't mastered the art of remembering I should add clickable links.
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Show HN: Cloud database engines on steroids
(dataflo.mathharbor.com)
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12y ago
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rudimk
13y ago
That's quote true - but one could also look at the videos as a means to an end, right? Taking the marriage analogy, it's like getting into a live-in, to see how marriage works. But then again, I'm the last guy to talk of rela
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rudimk
13y ago
I'm pretty sure it's not $10 per section. It's $10 per course. Yes, the fact remains that it's not clear. And yes, I did bother to see the image you posted. What you say about video course consumers not understanding com
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rudimk
13y ago
But, I'm pretty grateful. You've raised a good point about the price tag, and thanks for that! :)
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rudimk
13y ago
Okay. 1) I don't believe I'm relying on public ignorance. I think I'm relying on the fact that a lot of people feel a video-based lecture works better for them, than static documentation. 2) It's not $10 per video. You
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13y ago
Absurdly expensive? That's a bit too harsh, don't you think? I'd love to get your thoughts on this one. One thing - $10 per page? Not quite sure I follow you there?
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Getting started with the IPython Notebook
(udemy.com)
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13y ago
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rudimk
13y ago
Super. Time to switch from Travis :D
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rudimk
13y ago
This looks neat! We're using Docker containers for computational math at MathHarbor. Amazing stuff. One question - is it possible to bring in our own container images onto Shippable?
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Show HN: A small IPython notebook on Russia, Ukraine and the military situation.
(github.com)
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13y ago
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Concentrate on crunching numbers, not on the grunge.
(nextbigwhat.com)
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13y ago
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Torn b/w the IDE and the IPython Notebook
(medium.com)
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Show HN: Computational math on the cloud made more flexible.
(youtube.com)
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13y ago
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rudimk
13y ago
A Dell Inspiron, Intel i5, 4 GB RAM with 1TB worth of disk space. I run Windows 8.1 Pro - love the clean look. I use Vagrant for coding - got different boxes for the different projects I work on. 2-3 boxes for coding on Flask(Python), Docke
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rudimk
13y ago
I see. Honestly, I never thought of that. Now that I dwell on it, makes a lot of sense. Guess the one good thing that came about of this rant was your take on it!
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My idea is *not* just another business
(medium.com)
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13y ago
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Ask HN: A dashboard for cloud VMs, Docker, Vagrant, Chef/Puppet/Ansible?
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13y ago
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Plotting in Matplotlib, xkcd-style
(blog.mathharbor.com)
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rudimk
13y ago
Awesome!
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rudimk
13y ago
I'm a little biased - I love Docker, and I think anyone who works on the cloud(who doesn't?), should use Docker containers. And if you're on OpenShift, that's awesome! So, Docker is definitely something you should includ
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13y ago
Thanks! Do sign up here - regular updates..plus fringe benefits :) http://eepurl.com/FCLgr
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Show HN: MathHarbor's private beta, and our next iteration.
(blog.mathharbor.com)
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13y ago
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Ask HN: What would you rather use for IPython: an IDE or the Notebook?
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Democratizing product roadmaps
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rudimk
13y ago
True, that. Don't see much happening here, though.
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Da Svidaniya, Mr. Clancy.
(indieme.org)
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rudimk
13y ago
+1 Like the concept - it would be a great help. It might be a bit difficult to scale, considering that you'd have to price the PRaaS for startups, who don't always have enough funds to spend on PR..but you should give it a shot.
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Shipyard JS: A modular, MVC Javascript framework
(seanmonstar.github.io)
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