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by workhere-io 12y ago
As long as you're aware of the SEO issues it shouldn't be a problem. Whether or not SEO matters in your case depends on what kind of app/website you're building.
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by workhere-io 12y ago
Totally disagree. I love the fact that I can watch Netflix without some box or computer connected to my screen and an extra remote control. Having just the Smart TV is a cheaper and simpler solution, and is easier to set up. The fact that S
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by workhere-io 12y ago
A month ago I made a list of well-known Danish startups, and many of them have had US funding: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7391809
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by workhere-io 12y ago
Could you share what tools you view as essential, please?
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by workhere-io 12y ago
No one would argue that complexity for the sake of it is a good idea. Yet somehow we've convinced ourselves that frontend development now requires package managers, compilers, CSS test cases, CSS frameworks, etc. Sure there are web-b
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by workhere-io 12y ago
With Flask + SQLAlchemy you can either set app.config['SQLALCHEMY_ECHO'] to True (which will output SQLAlchemy's queries to the console) or you can use http://flask-debugtoolbar.readthedocs.org/en/latest&
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by workhere-io 12y ago
http://www.php2python.com/ is great.
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by workhere-io 12y ago
I'm not sure I understand the use case. You're offering file hosting on a $5 DO box (which may get upgraded). That would probably be too unreliable for most professional cases, and also it's not a CDN. However, AWS and others
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by workhere-io 12y ago
This one is even more concise and avoids the scoping issues that forEach have: for (var i in cars) { console.log(cars[i]) } Also, if you're using JS on the frontend, forEach isn't supported by all browsers: http://stack
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by workhere-io 12y ago
Yes, I would.
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by workhere-io 12y ago
Varnish is extremely configurable regarding that. Not only can you cache certain paths and leave others dynamic, but you can actually cache pages while leaving certain HTML elements on the page dynamic. E.g., let's say you have a mostl
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by workhere-io 12y ago
We take responsibility for this technical glitch. ... but you'll have to pay us. Shady indeed.
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by workhere-io 13y ago
Am I the only one who doesn't see a huge problem with this? I don't think anyone really sees a problem with it, although it might be somewhat of a gotcha for people coming from languages where variables are local to the loop.
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by workhere-io 13y ago
I'm against it. People make all kinds of excuses why piracy isn't stealing, but at the end of the day the people who make the software need to get paid.
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by workhere-io 13y ago
http://us.dinnersurfer.com does this. It's only a few months old and may not have that many users outside of its native Denmark yet, but it has potential.
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by workhere-io 13y ago
wget has a mirror option that can do the crawling part for you.
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by workhere-io 13y ago
Same thing with Python and PHP.
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Vegetarians are 'less healthy than meat-eaters', scientists say(independent.co.uk)
11 points by workhere-io 13y ago|10 comments
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by workhere-io 13y ago
Perhaps the question should be, "Why are you even that worried about performance?" Instagram and Pinterest, two extremely high-traffic sites, run on Python. And as always, a little caching goes a long way.
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by workhere-io 13y ago
It is a very different thing to actually scale that company to any significant size there. Yet, Danish companies like Lego, Carlsberg and Maersk (whose subunit Maersk Line in itself is the largest company of its kind in the world) seem to
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by workhere-io 13y ago
In case it wasn't apparent, my "ever any doubt" question was rhetorical hyperbole. Any statement, no matter how self-evident, will have some people contradicting it. Your argument that the US is the best place to start a bu
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by workhere-io 13y ago
Was it ever in doubt that the USA is the best place to start a business? America is no. 14 on the list of best countries to start a business in. http://www.forbes.com/best-countries-for-business/list/
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by workhere-io 13y ago
And what language devs choose is nobody's business but theirs. If I were the CTO of a Node-based startup with 10 or more developers, there's no way I'd allow the developers to choose whether they wanted to write their code
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by workhere-io 13y ago
There is no such thing as "Europe" when it comes to wages, laws, culture, etc. - these things vary to an extreme degree within Europe and even within the smaller subset of European countries known as the EU. http://soim
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by workhere-io 13y ago
Clickable: http://rethinkdb.com
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Ask HN: Anybody using RethinkDB in production?
2 points by workhere-io 13y ago|2 comments
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by workhere-io 13y ago
Not necessarily the same developers.
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by workhere-io 13y ago
You're working 37.5 hours per week (7.5 × 5), which is less than the "standard" 40 I don't know where OP lives, but several countries have work weeks that are less than 40 hours. http://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by workhere-io 13y ago
I don't get those who say that this is disappointing coming from Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera is run by a media group funded by the Qatari government. Qatar is not a democracy, it's an absolute monarchy. Non-democracies tend to like Big
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by workhere-io 13y ago
Someone already pointed out that DO's selling point are SSD drives. Yet Linode's non-SSD drives seem to beat Digital Ocean's SSD drives "in just about every area and not by a small margin" ( http://irj97

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