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I'm lucky. Exotic name. And I've had it for 10+ years. $10/year
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...or do I ;-) ?
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Yes, as a solo-preneur or on a small team I've always managed or shared the responsibility. It can be fun, but it is amazing how much time devops takes away from product delivery. I can spend hours getting logging setup, or figuring ou
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I use LinkedIn when I have to penetrate a bureaucracy such as this. Nothing gets action faster when a VP or higher get a personal email / phone call regarding something like this. Step 1: Troll linkedin to find these people in position
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I looked into this a few years ago when I was entertaining the idea of bringing better-than-dsl speeds to a rural town. Here is what I learned: Getting high speed internet to a rural location is a mix of cool tech, line-of-site, politics, r
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You're gonna like this: https://github.com/TeamHG-Memex/autologin This is a spider that can auto-login given a seed url. I wonder how much harder it would be to make this just a sign-up tool as well?
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Not at all in my areas of expertise or hobbies, but this is really cool. Gives me the feeling that I really live in the future.
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What country are you in? What industry? This does not sound like an American experience...
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Think your backend crashed. I'm getting HTTP 502 errors.
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In other recipe news, some devs @nytimes recently released some __VERY__ interesting code that handles unstructured data from the NYTIMES recipe archives: CRF Ingredient Phrase Tagger https://github.com/NYTimes/ingredie
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Lots of bookmark managers popping up. I've added this one to the on-going list at my own bookmark manager (dog-fooding) here: https://www.curabase.com/a/b86eefdd-5f52-4455-9a1e-25ad0b0e9...
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yuuup... I built one of these for a friends company. 10 years later that is still the default home page for the internal staff...
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not a bad idea! I'll do it
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My rights of passage: 1. your own MVC framework You should do this to appreciate why developers of other frameworks make the decisions they do. I gained so much wisdom from this. 2. Parsing HTML with regex (see here - http://blo
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I did look at it, but I would have to make subsequent calls to get the data I'm looking for. One call to get top stories and then one call each to get the current status of each story. That would make 151 calls ever two mins vs my 5.
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This script is used to "measure the weather" on Hacker news. Just like in real life we don't simply look at the last temperature at 11:59 and say, "This is how the day was." That would be wrong and inaccurate. We ta
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Show HN: Hn_weather, generating time-series “weather” data of Hacker News
(github.com)
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I get this reference.
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For anyone interested, I'm curating a list of bookmark/link managers on my own bookmark manager Curabase[1]. Here is the list of all the alternatives: https://www.curabase.com/a/b86eefdd-5f52-4455-9a1e-25ad0b0
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That's 73, 87, and 93 degrees for the metric impaired...
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Funny you ask this -- I'm working on a project that solves this exact use case: http://www.curabase.com We were just on Show HN [1] and Product Hunt earlier this week. [1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item
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Did you hear that Austin? Dell, ibm, Motorola, nvidia, amd, spiceworks, homeaway, capital factory, all you guys and girls.... Pack your shit. Forbes has spoken.
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Genuinely curious, why the down votes?
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Tend to agree -- JSON is a bit annoying. What about YAML? I love it for configs. Two of my favorite devops tools use YAML (docker-compose and ansible)
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Everyone I hire, including myself, is learning on the company dime.
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When I ask recruits this question, the only answer I like is "yes" because I look for attitude. Even a "yes, but" is acceptable because I know that they will have to learn on the job. The follow up question is then an op
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It is going well! (At least, I'm quite happy). Between HN and Product Hunt on the same day we took in about 8,000 unique visitors, which resulted in over 350 signups. Big drop-off since that early traffic spike, but is look like 40% of
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Gonna throw my own hat into the ring here and suggest Curabase [1]. This is my project which enjoyed some facetime here on HN earlier this week. I also have a simple chrome extension which loads your links in a new tab [2] [1] - https:
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Interesting idea -- seems there is something in the "ether," as a LinkedIn connection just started posted her new company here: http://www.mystilla.com They use BLE devices with motion sensors which attack the same use
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A series of ridiculous games based on the US election
(thegoparcade.com)
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