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   by trevorturk 17y ago

   They also have a pretty impressive team: http://cloudant.com/#about
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   by trevorturk 17y ago

   J Chris Anderson via http://twitter.com/jchris/status/6561506408 "Relaxed, Inc. is the company. We plan to offer CouchDB hosting and other services under the couch.io name."
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   by trevorturk 17y ago

   Maybe Lala has a really good deal set up with Google for those new music search results and Apple wanted in on that...? http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/making-search-more-mu... http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en
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   by trevorturk 17y ago

   If you're doing Python, do consider Google App Engine. If you're doing Ruby, Heroku is a great option. Otherwise, I'd probably recommend using Slicehost. They have a great "articles" area on their site that has lots of information about set
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   by trevorturk 17y ago

   This is a great video - 100% worth watching.
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   by trevorturk 17y ago

   FWIW the author of DJ posted in more detail on this subject in this Google Group: http://groups.google.com/group/delayed_job/msg/9e2987caa177b...
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   by trevorturk 17y ago

   I'd read the guides and then try to understand how a simple example application works. Then, try to deploy it to Heroku, make some modifications, and see your changes in the real world. Here's some links: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/inde
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   by trevorturk 17y ago

   Yes, please! http://mailhide.recaptcha.net/d?k=01M7PdOqDZj1WZL-nAJEFYfQ==...
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   by trevorturk 17y ago

   Awesome!
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    Yeah, that's not a bad idea, but I don't need it myself. If you want, please go ahead and fork the code on github and send me a pull request, though. http://github.com/trevorturk/pygments
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    This is an unofficial API for the Pygments syntax highlighting library, version 1.2. It's designed to provide syntax highlighting for web applications that don't have Python installed. I made it so that I can use the Pygments Python library
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    Ask HN: check out my micro app - pygments syntax highlighter via HTTP(pygments.appspot.com)

    25 points by trevorturk 17y ago|3 comments
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    I did it anyway :) http://pygments.appspot.com/
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    They have a blog post and have some comments in this HN thread as well: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=817864
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    I've heard good things about sequel, but have never used it personally: http://sequel.rubyforge.org/
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    I was thinking of making something similar, but just with an API that you could POST to. Perhaps you could consider adding an API?
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    FWIW - thanks for hosting them for so long. GH is a wonderful service, and I'm sure EY contributed greatly to it's success.
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    SizeUp - Awesome Mac utility for moving/resizing windows(irradiatedsoftware.com)

    1 points by trevorturk 17y ago|0 comments
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    I find that having my server administration out-sourced is worth the cost. Plus, if you figure that you can run an app on Heroku for free at first, the "real" price might be lower than you think.
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    Thanks. Nothing personal, but I think there's a lot of trust involved in things like reminders, calendars, to-do lists, etc. Having a bad experience like this with my first try makes it much less likely that I'll give it another go.
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    The DMs keep pouring in, and I'm unable to unfollow for some reason :(
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    Great idea, but sending me 11 direct messages right after I start following you is not very cool. Makes me reluctant to trust the service... "Howdy. Thanks for trying me out. Take a look at http://bit.ly/laterr to use me more effectively.
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    Sounds cool, but why post about something that isn't available yet?
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    by trevorturk 17y ago

    Just because _you_ can replicate something on a weekend doesn't mean other people can (or want to).
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    by trevorturk 18y ago

    restful_auth is actually a bit of a hybrid. So, there are some shared libraries that do a lot of the heavy lifting, and then a bunch (too much?) generated code that gets put into your project directly. Lately, I've found myself pulling the
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    by trevorturk 18y ago

    I played with Authlogic, but I ended up switching back to restful_authentication. I know using generators is a bit more "dirty" but I just couldn't get behind Authlogic. It seemed too mysterious to trust for such a core piece of a web appli
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    by trevorturk 18y ago

    Good job digging this back up. In my opinion, this is one of the best blog posts ever made. The concept is still extremely relevant.
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    by trevorturk 18y ago

    Very cool! I think you could have a free service with an up-sell (more than 2 people, private rooms, etc) that made sense. Depending on how much it costs for you to run the free site, I guess. Is there a blog or somewhere to follow developm
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    by trevorturk 18y ago

    Are you guys doing anything to prevent people from forging email headers? It just occurred to me that forging a "from" header is pretty easy, which might allow you to post to someone else's blog...?
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    Ask HN: Multiple asset hosts with s3 = impossible?

    1 points by trevorturk 18y ago|1 comments