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by sheraz 9y ago
I think this, along with its sibling Turbolinks [1], is filling a much needed gap with regards to complexity in these javascript frameworks. Myself, I've been playing with intercoolerjs [2] for a few weeks, and it is quite refreshing.
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by sheraz 9y ago
Glad to help! Regarding the getting started, probably just a a section on the steps to install cookie cutter, then the sample shell commands to bring it up with docker. And I agree with heroku offering a good value to get started. However,
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by sheraz 9y ago
Cool! I like to see the cookie-cutter stuff. I used pydanny's cookie-cutter back in the day. However, as I've become more comfortable in the Django and python ecosystem, I have been cutting closer and closer to the stock install.
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by sheraz 9y ago
Here here. The right tool for the right job. And I can't think of a "righter" tool for this kind of job. Edit - not picking on you, but given the quality and ecosystem of libraries and ancillary tools for scrapy, I don't
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by sheraz 9y ago
one strategy you can try is to develop a better filter when evaluating companies to meet with. What what cultural cues do you get from the product / service offerings? Google stalk the employees in the company. What can you learn about
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by sheraz 9y ago
Be advised that Azure container instances are very expensive to run 24/7. This is not the intended use. ACI current pricing as of Dec 2017 1 create request x 1GB memory x 1 month (2592000 seconds) x $0.0000125 (GB/sec) = $32 1 cre
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by sheraz 9y ago
I think the good people at Scrapy [1] have done a great job in keeping pace with making open-source crawler components that handle javascript. It is called Splash [2], and I use it for rendering out screenshots. [1] - https://scr
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by sheraz 9y ago
Cool feature! I will be pushing this into our pipline scripts this week. I'm pleasently surprised that bitbucket-pipelines has actually worked this well. So well that we have turned off our Jenkins server. Nice work, atlassian!
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by sheraz 9y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15839837 And here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15834656 I think most here appreciate the hustle, but hammering HN with posts is not a path the community a
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by sheraz 9y ago
True, but there is a lot of low hanging fruit in the digital health space that amazon is especially efficient at.
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by sheraz 9y ago
Maybe sorta kinda -- just a heads-up that CosmosDB can talk multiple API protocols: - MongoDB - Cassandra - Graph API - Azure tables - DocumentDB I've used the MongoDB version, and it works ok for the basic CRUD stuff. I
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by sheraz 9y ago
Automation, templating, and and knowing when to ask for help. 1. Automation I automate provision environments, deployments, tests, and the command line. Pretty much whatever I can in a reasonable amount of time. 2. Templating I have a few p
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by sheraz 9y ago
I made this for startups. A side project from a long time ago that still keeps chugging. Http://www.3cosystem.com
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by sheraz 9y ago
1. Contact forms and newsletter signups for static html sites. 2. Endpoint for collecting anonymous usage stats in our apps.
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by sheraz 9y ago
Probably Not for my use cases. If I really wanted sql server then I most likely will consider azure's hosted sql offerings. One thing I'm not so clear with , however, is linux support for sql server clients. More specifically Djan
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by sheraz 9y ago
Loved to death. Bandwidth limit exceeded.
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by sheraz 9y ago
It's sad that you think it is begging. I think if it as patronage, something that is baked right into the name of the service. begging implies some kind of charity. Patreon is enabling one exchange of value for another. Very different
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by sheraz 9y ago
Can you expand on those 4? 12-factor has been a great guiding principle for me the last few years.
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by sheraz 9y ago
The no-so-subtle cosmosDB pitch missed the real killer feature: mongodb compatibility And hipaa compliant. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/mongodb-int... I'm not shilling just a happy az
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by sheraz 9y ago
outlook on mobile and web is great. I happily throw my $8/ month at them. My only peeve is the confusing admin tools -- it is still Exchange on the backend, so there are a ton of features and settings that are simply in the way.
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by sheraz 9y ago
TLDR; Guy didn't take the gig because flying in a plane makes a lot of pollution. So why not just buy a carbon offset, take the flight, and make $10k?
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by sheraz 9y ago
I've married docker from desktop to deployment, so that is the thread here... If you host privately then bitbucket offers their CI called pipeline. [1] Gitlab has their own CI. [2] Then there is always travis-ci. [3] Jenkins [4] is gre
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by sheraz 9y ago
Cool idea. You have no input validation on your email capture forms. I was able to submit an empty value for email.
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by sheraz 9y ago
Tumblr always felt like an odd place for anything academic or serious. Am I alone in that thought?
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by sheraz 9y ago
Can you expand on how capitalism is an outcome of inequality?
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by sheraz 9y ago
Yes, evil capitalism. You know, don't want to think you actually think that. Perhaps you meant, "fight the negative outcomes sometimes found in capitalist societies."
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by sheraz 9y ago
How will you detect abuse by your users? Best to assume when, not if one of your less than tech savvy users are compromised and begin sending malicious traffic from their machines.
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by sheraz 9y ago
This is interesting to watch the old guard fighting the very ones (Netflix et al) who can help them stay relevant.
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by sheraz 9y ago
Sounds like this is an opportunity for a SVaaS (Subpoena Verification as a Service). (I'm joking -- right up until the point where I am not) I'm not even sure how one would verify that a subpoena is valid. I suppose the same goes
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by sheraz 9y ago
https://www.luggageforward.com/

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