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by xfour 13y ago
It's so much about what they currently have as that they have shown for a channel, with what is presumably a much smaller budget that the big three premium channels you mention to turn out hits. I personally think the author is onto so
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by xfour 13y ago
That appears like a pretty first hand account, seems more legit than the usual speculation.
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by xfour 13y ago
Yea, status seems accurate at this point, my "Droplets" and Hypervisor seem to be working just fine, well done DigitalOcean team.
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by xfour 13y ago
Quick Weekend Project, thought some people would appreciated an alternative to the paid "offical" version especially since WooCommerce itself is open source http://www.woothemes.com/products/stripe/ . Sti
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Free Open-Source WooCommerce Stripe Gateway(github.com)
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by xfour 13y ago
I did a small project so maybe someone that did something larger can weigh in, but I worked with RethinkDB back in the 1.4 era, so a bit has changed, but the biggest difference IMO is that you have to be prepared to fall back to the RQL syn
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by xfour 13y ago
Well done guys,I'm especially happy for the Date Object! That was a easy but annoying thing to have to work-around.
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by xfour 13y ago
+1 for the ease of export and import now! Not directly related to the new version, but speaking of upgrading previously, make sure you do the migration scripts beforehand if you have a current server. I make the mistake of upgrading and not
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by xfour 13y ago
The future, what happens next, I must know!
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by xfour 13y ago
What do you do when you get back? I've done this (twice) but unless you travel with the intent of working remotely, you eventually have to make money, right? That's the whole point of the super-wealthy they can afford to never wor
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by xfour 13y ago
One more thing, has anyone used BeautifulSoup for forever? Is the project still active? I mean the website is cute and all, but I find pyquery ( Also based on lxml) so much easier with parsing the scraped data.
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by xfour 14y ago
Wow that's an asinine elitest sounding statement. So reinventing the wheel to feature test or browser test pieces of javascript code for rudimentary differences within browsers, that will probably be around less time than the jQuery library
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by xfour 14y ago
This is awesome I particularly like the updating line graph, http://www.polychartjs.com/demo?dow_jones_animated great work!
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by xfour 14y ago
Also, last commit over a year ago?
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by xfour 14y ago
Nice Stephen, was hoping to see you in this conversation. I think this all comes down to really the fact that 2$ hosts have php installed by default and probably don't have shell.
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by xfour 14y ago
Very well done!
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by xfour 14y ago
Checked out her site, anyone else feel like she's outed the kool-aid man's family on the icon pack?
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by xfour 14y ago
DHH is leaning toward looking obsessed with this, at this point. But, I think Yahoo, no matter the reason for original attempt has received so much negative press that this will in the long run end up costing them.
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by xfour 14y ago
I think I was at the startup school event where she said this, she had a bunch of cute monster pokemon type deals to describe problems you run into with a startup, this was one of them. Engaging lady.