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by yourabi 18y ago
I would also take a look at Heritrix ( http://crawler.archive.org/ ) -- it's what powers the wayback machine.
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Ask HN: How do formalize / capture your ideas?
2 points by yourabi 18y ago|5 comments
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by yourabi 18y ago
I'm not sure if you mean the experience or functionality when you say "making the UI good". I think it would be the user experience / user design then maybe cross browser implementation.
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by yourabi 18y ago
I don't think managing EC2 in isolation I think at a minimum you would need a basic S3 browser as well (for browsing/selecting custom AMIs) ) SSH Client ) Public AMI browser *) (Obviously) Ability to launch / shutdown instances I'm sure t
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by yourabi 18y ago
Go with Python. PHP is probably the worst language I've had to use (Single namespace, poor unicode...) Python on the other hand is pretty cool. It can be OO, functional, or procedural depending on how you want to look at it. It also has a
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by yourabi 18y ago
Python, reasons follow: 1) Django 2) App Engine 3) Highly expressive
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by yourabi 18y ago
Live cheaply while you can (SV is not cheap) When you are ready to start hiring and getting outside investment move here. There are also other more local startup hubs, don't forget that last.fm was founded and still is in london. If your id
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Ask HN: Fink or Macports?
15 points by yourabi 18y ago|37 comments
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Canonical Redirects with Google App Engine(yousefourabi.com)
4 points by yourabi 18y ago|0 comments
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by yourabi 18y ago
Thanks, that is what I was looking for. However, it seems they are not currently accepting new users. I'll keep my eye on them.
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Ask HN: Streaming stock market data?
1 points by yourabi 18y ago|2 comments
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Intro Article on FreeBSD kernel modules(freesoftwaremagazine.com)
4 points by yourabi 18y ago|0 comments
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by yourabi 18y ago
Ubuntu server is pretty slick -- all the goodness of Debian with up-to-date packages. The best Linux distro is probably a BSD variant. Fail -- I'm a huge FreeBSD fan but did you consider that perhaps this app is written in Java, which to th
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by yourabi 18y ago
I would go for Sun servers. Sign up for the Sun Startup Essential program and get a certain percent off (40%) some hardware. But really. Use Amazon AWS. Buying hardware is very 1999
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Notes from SF Google App Engine Hackathon(yousefourabi.com)
2 points by yourabi 18y ago|0 comments
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by yourabi 18y ago
It depends on the team, and how tight they are. A business type alone is full of fail, but a business type with a strong technical partner (emphasis on partner, not employee) could work (if the communication is good enough).
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by yourabi 18y ago
Django?
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by yourabi 18y ago
This is one of the major 1.0 goals for Django... Awesome, I think newforms-admins still has to be merged with trunk... Can you smell it??? (Django 1.0)
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by yourabi 18y ago
I think for a smaller shop / startup the easiest way to go would be to have users enter their own google adsense client number and use that a certain portion of the time. By making them sign up for Google you get G to do the footwork of ver
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by yourabi 18y ago
Is that automatic, and is it easy to setup? Or do you have to create/import the branch manually?
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by yourabi 18y ago
I'm sure GitHub will add a bug tracking system, and in the meantime a simple Wiki is a workable solution for bug-tracking. If it works for Wikia it can work for me too.
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by yourabi 18y ago
xenoterracide: no worries, it was a very helpful reply as I hadn't actually considered launchpad (I always thought of it as an Ubuntu specific project, but clearly I was wrong) I'm already familiar with SVN, so the lazy me would want to go
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Ask YC: Google Code or Sourceforge
11 points by yourabi 18y ago|22 comments