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931.
by welder 10y ago
Contact me if you need a recommendation. I can point you to good security consultants probably within your budget.
932.
by welder 10y ago
None of these things you've done will remove access for this person.
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by welder 10y ago
Yes, it's tracking time the same as https://wakatime.com but assigning time to commits based on the files you edit while WakaTime doesn't match files edited to files changed in the commits, it assigns all time between
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Cloud9 Acquired by Amazon(c9.io)
627 points by welder 10y ago|242 comments
935.
by welder 10y ago
From my extensive experience using Backbone, Angular, and now React: React and SPAs Considered Harmful I keep seeing dependency bloat, over-engineering, unnecessary complexity, all with SPAs not providing the basic things Django/Flask
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by welder 10y ago
Maybe https://wakatime.com would provide more motivation than RescueTime since it's specific to programming and design (with a Sketch plugin).
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How to Scale SSL with HAProxy and Nginx(wakatime.com)
2 points by welder 10y ago|0 comments
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by welder 10y ago
These are community websites, since you don't want a marketplace: 1. Find someone from https://nomadprojects.io/ 2. Go to a hackathon and meet devs. These are marketplaces: 1. https://gigster.com/ 2.
939.
by welder 10y ago
Looks like it's being sold for 1 BTC [1]. Screen Shot: https://www.instagram.com/p/BGUE5H2yqa_/ [1] http://trdealmgn4uvm42g.onion/listing/3716
940.
by welder 10y ago
As long as you visited Gmail within the last 126 days, your browser won't allow you to visit the HTTP version of Gmail because they have HSTS[1] enabled: > strict-transport-security:max-age=10886400; includeSubdomains This sensation
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by welder 10y ago
Have you seen RethinkDB and what you think about it (replacing cassandra?)? RethinkDB seems to have everything from Cassandra, without the complexity.
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by welder 10y ago
Make sure you check out all the wonderful packages available for Sublime Text 3 at https://packagecontrol.io/
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by welder 10y ago
OAuth is super simple, you only need two endpoints for an OAuth provider. It only took a few hours to write the WakaTime OAuth provider implementation[1]. No offense and serious question: why would you need a library for this? Isn't it
944.
by welder 10y ago
Basically it's django-compressor[1] for Flask. That means automatic detection of static assets from your template files. Flask-Assets makes you list every static file in a giant config, aka registering your assets in bundles. There is
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by welder 10y ago
Please don't recommend Flask-Assets, JAC is so much better: https://github.com/jaysonsantos/jinja-assets-compressor
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Flask 0.11 Released(flask.pocoo.org)
368 points by welder 10y ago|126 comments
947.
by welder 10y ago
Too obtrusive... developers have better project options that don't micromanage them. I wouldn't work on a project requiring this. It seems to be for non-technical remote workers. Programmers should be measured by their product, no
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by welder 10y ago
Probably the HN effect... here's a screen shot: http://imgur.com/5G6ywyX
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by welder 10y ago
This is the new RescueTime! Now you just need to market it to all of RescueTime's users: https://twitter.com/rescuetime/followers Small nitpick: How can you guarantee data is kept locally without open-sourcing the
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by welder 10y ago
Python3. They are the same for beginners and you won't notice any difference.
951.
by welder 10y ago
> I'm hoping that by using a plugin system, users are free to choose which algorithm to use... This will just confuse the user and limit adoption in my opinion. Not sure about the quality of security, but it's distributed: htt
952.
by welder 10y ago
You could possibly use https://wakatime.com for that.
953.
by welder 10y ago
I explained in more detail in another comment here, but I don't directly install requirements so install first solutions like pip-review and pip list --outdated don't work for me.
954.
by welder 10y ago
That's a very new service and only for open-source projects on GitHub... command line FTW and works for projects hosted anywhere.
955.
by welder 10y ago
Requires.io costs money to do a PR to private repos right?
956.
by welder 10y ago
What about comments, packages installed via git, recursive packages?
957.
by welder 10y ago
Yes perhaps :) I still look at the changelogs of all updated packages before running the upgrades.
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by welder 10y ago
pip-tools and pip-review just look at your installed dependencies and upgrade them, they don't update your requirements.txt file. Upgrading packages doesn't work for me because I need my build scripts to do the upgrade. For exampl
959.
by welder 10y ago
Some of my projects have double digits dependencies in their requirements.txt file so upgrading one at a time, even with pip list --outdated, would take too long. I prefer to upgrade everything and fix things that break. I've always be
960.
by welder 10y ago
Same here, needed this for a long time. I wasn't going to keep a duplicate requirements-to-freeze.txt file around [1] so created this tool. [1] http://www.kennethreitz.org/essays/a-better-pip-workflow

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