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by welder 7y ago
Yep, he means an interactive websockets app. Title should be corrected to reflect that.
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by welder 7y ago
Competition: https://www.rigetti.com/
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by welder 7y ago
Very cool, I've wanted to do something like this for a while whenever I forget to install my time tracking editor plugin on a new machine. In the past, I've also used Google Search History to see when I started/stopped doing
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by welder 7y ago
https://www.box.com/security
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by welder 7y ago
Good job, but why would I use this when it takes less code and less time than it takes to read Makesite.py source code, to build my own with Jinja2 [1], PyQuery [2], markdown2 [3]? Python is so easy and powerful there's no need for a s
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by welder 7y ago
Yes, but what happens when the harmless owner's guns are stolen? Now they're a danger.
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by welder 7y ago
I personally don't see this happening in San Francisco, at least not with top-tier companies. The only workers I've seen leaving SF have moved to NYC for adventure, or moved back to China.
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by welder 7y ago
Data partnerships give them your info associated with IP, then LinkedIn lookup gives them your company.
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by welder 7y ago
I've done that. I know the reasons they say, just stating that I can't comprehend why they value those reasons more than their personal daily job safety.
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by welder 7y ago
> When seconds count, police are only minutes away ... to shoot you in your home. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/texas-police-officer-sh... But really, I never comprehend why police support civilians ha
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by welder 7y ago
You could do a TypeScript change I've been meaning to do for a while now on an open source repo I use: https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph The change: When viewing a file, the copy icon should put the file&
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by welder 7y ago
Related: 95% of baby food sold in the USA contains toxic chemicals and heavy metals https://www.healthybabyfood.org/sites/healthybabyfoods.org/f...
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by welder 7y ago
> Figma seeks to ensure that plugins can only be run by an explicit user action. > Figma seeks to ensure that plugins can’t run by themselves. What about triggering plugins from implicit user actions? [1] [1] https://www.fi
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by welder 7y ago
You always have to track time when contracting, this just automates it for you. A client asking you to use WakaTime's individual private dashboard is just looking out for you and trying to make your work easier so you can focus on brin
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by welder 7y ago
When I was freelancing, I would start by executing on the project and typing. I'd stop in-between to think and read docs, but usually I'd begin and end the day by typing. That's why billing by tracking typing worked for me. E
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by welder 7y ago
I wrote this post for contractors who already use WakaTime, to raise awareness of the timeout feature.
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by welder 7y ago
Lol, no it's: When you need to bill you're client, decrease granularity to include non-coding tasks. WakaTime is a very accurate log of the time you were typing, it's just one part of what you should bill for.
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When is time tracking too accurate? When you're billing(wakatime.com)
9 points by welder 7y ago|9 comments
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by welder 7y ago
I use https://wakatime.com to boost my productivity with project goals.
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by welder 7y ago
What's your experience with gunicorn instead of uWSGI? I'm using haproxy + nginx + uWSGI but I'm wondering if gunicorn scales network more than uWSGI. My bottleneck isn't CPU, it's the amount of open connections uWS
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by welder 7y ago
That's right, any pentester worth anything will know the stack used in a few seconds by looking at cookies or even sometimes just by the login page's url. For ex: different frameworks have different session and csrftoken naming, R
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by welder 7y ago
Flask is easy, but it's actually better suited to seasoned programmers. Django's hand holding actually makes it a better framework for beginners. https://wakatime.com/blog/14-pirates-use-flask-the-navy-uses...
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by welder 7y ago
What's your website? Mine's also on the same stack ( https://wakatime.com ). Would love to trade notes sometime.
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by welder 7y ago
Despite my handle, I'm not a welder. In all seriousness, it sucks people were duped into a welding career not all it's cracked up to be.
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by welder 7y ago
> Basically, any patent that an average software developer would violate just in their normal course of work By definition that's every software patent, given the same problem to solve. Donate: http://endsoftwarepatents.o
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by welder 7y ago
Just went to that waterfall in July. Even when water isn't flowing too fast that rope is hidden behind the water... you just have to pull it out. Another option is just ride the water down... 3 small waterfalls that end up in a deep po
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by welder 7y ago
When I had a job like yours I quickly left for a company with more interesting projects. These days to keep up my side projects I set attainable daily goals for the projects/languages I wanted to work more in using WakaTime to track my
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by welder 7y ago
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17690693 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17286770
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by welder 7y ago
I'm not fully understanding what you're looking for, something like this? https://wakatime.com
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by welder 7y ago
Yea their pricing model charging per host is dangerous with many small machines. It will become more of an issue as more companies move to distributed micro-services. How Datadog handled your situation is what happens when sales tries to ta

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