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va1en0k
15y ago
Hi! Our widgets are open source: https://github.com/uploadcare/careful-uploaders To handle videos, I'd recommend you to check out http://transloadit.com/ . They are something like our competitors, but I believe we have different targete
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15y ago
Well, it has several features similar to ours, but being a client side-only library it can't do everything.
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15y ago
1. I'm storing them on S3 infinitely. They're stored either on my (uploadcare) S3 account, or on yours, if you prefer it that way. 2. We haven't tested it properly yet. But there are no rocket science; I believe, everything is going to be f
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I want to solve the uploads problem
(unfoldthat.com)
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va1en0k
15y ago
I don't know. Please have this Russian comic strip http://habrastorage.org/storage1/9882fe1c/28be61de/5ec00a27/... (Programmer is working. / Programmer is celebrating the programmers' day)
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va1en0k
15y ago
Wow, amazon really does kick ass. I think saving money on designers can be justified, after all ;-)
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va1en0k
15y ago
I hope you mean users-per-engineer. :-) Oh, seems that Facebook makes 1.2 dollars per user from your numbers
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Quick, simple and arguably proper Ajax (without touching server-side)
(unfoldthat.com)
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15y ago
I'm not really sure, but it seems like an Erlang execution model (except for single-assigment, to which everything can be, and frequently is, automatically boiled down anyway)
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va1en0k
15y ago
seems like an excessively designed analog of http://workflowy.com/ , which is awesome and simple, and arguably more Zen
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Show HN: Staste - slightly complicated event tracking package, backed by Redis
(staste.unfoldthat.com)
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Opportunism and other approaches to action in Software Architecture
(unfoldthat.com)
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15y ago
sorry? generators? well, I like generators, but what's your point?
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15y ago
That reminds me of monads in Haskell (they can solve this problem (and other as well) matemagically). I've seen somewhere a proposal to add them into Javascript, but I doubt the idea will be loved by public. (By "add them to JS" I mean some
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State machines for web development
(unfoldthat.com)
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Teach your team some Git Experiences of a team lead who cares.
(unfoldthat.com)
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15y ago
Where are the clever ones, who are too lazy or too busy doing their own project to get A every time?
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Classes are not just namespaces
(unfoldthat.com)
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15y ago
I can't see any possible reason for someone to run node.js on Windows. Even if windows is installed on his local machine. For debugging, we're using Vagrant. One can install on VM using Vagrant whatever he wants. Really, why? Why node.js on
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Using virtual machine (vagrant) for you web development
(unfoldthat.com)
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You should use django-haystack like this
(unfoldthat.com)
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va1en0k
15y ago
oh I like your idea. is it opensource? I'd like to try helping you
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Django settings template
(unfoldthat.com)
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15y ago
Simple but common: http://google.com/codesearch?q=%22from+local_settings+import...
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Monads in Python (another approach)
(unfoldthat.com)
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16y ago
or (better) a new job (I hope I understand the difference between these words)
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TinyCmd - the command string shortening service
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16y ago
that's great! I always wanted something like this for Python the problem is, I rarely feel like I can just use all these cool-syntax libraries for production, since they don't add a lot of value. why do I need a whole dependency dependency
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16y ago
do they have RSS feed or something?
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16y ago
Thank you for the link. My taste in essays have not even born yet :)
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