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   by shazow 10y ago

   Looking forward to it! andrey at briefmetrics.com (or support or whatever at that domain) will do the trick. :)
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   by shazow 10y ago

   Let's talk after you start paying. I'd love to hear how you're using it and how it's providing value for you—and even get a testimonial for the frontpage! :) FWIW there are multiple tiers: $8/mo, $35/mo, $85&#x
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   by shazow 10y ago

   I've been running https://briefmetrics.com/ for almost 3 years now (email reports of your Google Analytics). It has been going back and forth between 100% running itself and investing a couple months of effort into it.
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   by shazow 10y ago

   I'm finding that people spend way more money in the rough prototyping phase than during the "ok let's build the real thing" phase. Especially in things like asset stores. Myself and a bunch of friends working on VR stuff
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   by shazow 11y ago

   This is possibly a bigger threat to WebVR than anything else, a bit further down from the quoted thread (one of the Chrome WebVR devs): > So that really screws over WebVR. :( Not quite as bad as the lockdown on GearVR, but I suspect 90%
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   by shazow 11y ago

   The API is open, the SteamVR-specific runtime is a binary blob. Anyone can implement a driver, they have example driver code available. The documentation is here: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/openvr/wiki The p
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   by shazow 11y ago

   I've been following this closely. While there has not been any official word recently, here's what I've observed: Every update of OpenVR/SteamVR does include updated builds/fixes for Linux and Mac[0], but parts of
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   by shazow 11y ago

   If I were going to implement my own client for a subset of Peergos, is the protocol format documented somewhere? Is it a priority to encourage this kind of developer participation, or are you going to focus on your own implementation before
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   by shazow 11y ago

   Looks like it's built on top of IPFS. Very cool. (Recent HN thread on IPFS in case HN readers missed out: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11134766 ) ianpolous, can you comment on your experience of building a servi
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    by shazow 11y ago

    > It seems like it's just trying to incorporate a lot of the latest buzzword technologies without any real consideration why. I get that blockchain, Git, BitTorrent are all powerful but that doesn't mean that mixing them all to
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    by shazow 11y ago

    Here's one more while we're at it: https://src.sourcegraph.com/go-git This one is a fork of gogs' git implementation that I worked on briefly.
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    Helpers.bash: Curated Bash utilities for daily use(github.com)

    5 points by shazow 11y ago|0 comments
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    by shazow 11y ago

    You might also like cloudflare's cfssl toolsuite: https://github.com/cloudflare/cfssl I've reduced most of my cert-generating to just a one-liner and a JSON metadata file. For example: https://twit
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    by shazow 11y ago

    While I think the libgit2 initiative is fantastic, I don't think there needs to be just one Git implementation. One of my favourite things about git is that the underlying storage and protocol is really simple and straight-forward to
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    by shazow 11y ago

    When I say "any specific sorted order" (e.g. whether it's insertion order or ascending value order or whatever) I mean as opposed to unsorted order. That is, not necessarily randomized but necessarily unspecified and not to
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    by shazow 11y ago

    Runtime order randomization was added to avoid breaking code that depends on map iteration order; this is necessary to support some of the upcoming planned optimizations. Committing to supporting any specific sorted order iteration would ul
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    by shazow 11y ago

    I much prefer to use an ssh key for auth than copypasta'ing the same passphrase I use in my browser.
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    by shazow 11y ago

    Their tutorial[0] also recommends using ssh-agent which means you'll only need to enter your passphrase once, and it integrates with your OS keychain. [0] https://help.github.com/articles/generating-ssh-keys/
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    by shazow 11y ago

    The permalink is broken for me (404) but it's still listed on the blog landing page: http://ericrie.se/blog/
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    by shazow 11y ago

    https://github.com/bevry/staticsitegenerators-list/blob/mast... There are License and Language keys for most entries. Sounds like you want to filter out the Commercial and Web ones. If you find any that aren&
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    by shazow 11y ago

    They're fairly clearly labelled and categorized. Might be easier to build a frontend to their open Public Domain data rather than asking everyone to re-submit their projects: https://github.com/bevry/staticsitegene
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    by shazow 11y ago

    https://staticsitegenerators.net/ has the most comprehensive list of static site generators I've seen. At this point what we really need is a list of static site generator lists.
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    by shazow 11y ago

    That sounds really handy, any chance it's publicly available or you can make it so?
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    by shazow 11y ago

    I love SimpleHTTPServer. I use it 80% of the time. One downside is that it's single-threaded, so if you have multiple people who need to fetch stuff from your server it can get pretty painful. I was helping run a programming workshop l
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    by shazow 11y ago

    +1 to Caddy, here's a handy link: https://github.com/mholt/caddy Very configurable but also very easy to get started. $ caddy browse and off you go.
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    by shazow 11y ago

    Another great one is zzzeek's mako templating, by far my favorite templating language: http://docs.makotemplates.org/ Anytime I write a web frontend in anything other than Python, I miss it very dearly. But really it&#
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    by shazow 11y ago

    > Anonymous business. No street address. Not in Dun and Bradstreet. "Private registration" domain. And they want you to deposit money with them. Yeah, right. https://bitcoinbuilder.com/ full name of the founder
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    by shazow 11y ago

    Most of these spammers just emit events to a large range of GA tracking ids completely blindly, think of it as the equivalent of... for (var i=0; i<100000; i++) { ga('create', 'UA-' + i + '-1')
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    by shazow 11y ago

    If you want latest for Python, here's a Kickstarter that my partner just launched for her latest book about intermediate webapp concepts: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1868398473/hello-web-ap... It&#x2
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    by shazow 11y ago

    I've no insight about Amazon's process with insurance, but being with Covered California we lose our insurance about twice per year due to "glitches" in the system. Each time we find out months later when a claim gets de