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by zoomzoom 4y ago
Render is awesome and offers among the best platform-as-a-service experience available today, at a lower cost than Heroku. That said, you're still locking yourself into a black box (just like with Heroku). Given the availability of too
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by zoomzoom 4y ago
Coherence | Remote, NYC-based | Full Time | https://www.withcoherence.com Coherence automates common DevOps and developer experience work, integrating a team's toolchain from dev all the way to production. We're hiring
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by zoomzoom 4y ago
Check us out! We're on GCP for v1 (AWS is coming). Sounds like you'd like what we're building.
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by zoomzoom 4y ago
First off, I would strongly disagree with the idea that Heroku post-acquisition was stagnant. As well-said elsewhere, tons of product was shipped to industry-best standards: postgres/dataclips, Heroku Connect, buildpacks - as well as i
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by zoomzoom 8y ago
See also: https://github.com/jamesob/tinychain
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Bitcoin has risen more than eightfold in past year(bloomberg.com)
24 points by zoomzoom 9y ago|74 comments
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by zoomzoom 10y ago
My hope would be that the problem isn't "major donors" but rather uneducated and misrepresented citizens. The question about donors or deep states or any other conspiracy type scheme is both how they might affect the purpose
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by zoomzoom 10y ago
I guess, then, that the gist of this debate is: - If you get attacked in a way where the XSS would allow token exfiltration but are protected by HttpOnly, then the attacker is more likely to just grab data with your session cookie auth and
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by zoomzoom 10y ago
The overall gist here seems to be that XSS is not anything to worry about because if there was an exploit the attacker will always choose CSRF. However, there are well-understood and proven mitigation strategies for almost all versions of C
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by zoomzoom 10y ago
Also one thing to add here is that the client libraries are a lot of the work and you can use the snowplow js/ios/python etc.. no matter what server-side setup you use. I like to think of snowplow as pushing the open-source analyt
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by zoomzoom 11y ago
Have recently rebuilt CI systems at work, and took a look at Concourse alongside Jenkins, Buildbot and Gitlab. Seems like not so many people have mentioned gitlab on this thread, but in my experience it combines all the benefits of Concours
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by zoomzoom 11y ago
Will GKE offer any of this multi-zone capability for nodes, or is the plan to wait for 1.3 to offer any more availability options there? I imagine there is some way to do this yourself today by just adding nodes with the right labels and st
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by zoomzoom 11y ago
The biggest problem with any of these "login as a service" systems is that on the web, you need to be able to set a secure (HTTPS only), server-only cookie in order to provide a persistent login. You can implement that on your own
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The rise of encryption(suck.com)
1 points by zoomzoom 13y ago|0 comments
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Now This Is The Right Way to Start a Company(businessinsider.com)
2 points by zoomzoom 14y ago|0 comments
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Summify Users: Get Your Percolate Daily Brew(blog.percolate.com)
6 points by zoomzoom 15y ago|0 comments
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by zoomzoom 15y ago
i dunno. Linus putting out git and reed hastings with instant both seem pretty important these days.
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by zoomzoom 15y ago
if cutting taxes went to actual working people, that would be true. cutting taxes even more on rich people and companies leads to higher wealth inequality and not to economic stimulus.
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by zoomzoom 15y ago
Much more likely that in 10 years Eric Schmidt runs than pg....
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by zoomzoom 15y ago
I don't know how much of anything in the brain works, but I bet that something as complex as bonding is tied to more than one thing.
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by zoomzoom 16y ago
Yes, replaced by mod_wsgi.
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by zoomzoom 16y ago
SearchForce, ClickEquations, AdGrok (YC company) all have good solutions. There are other similar providers as well...
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by zoomzoom 16y ago
As long as enough people around them use smart phones, it doesn't matter.
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by zoomzoom 16y ago
Actually this is pretty amazing. A vacuum cleaner was one of the big appliances that broke down the barrier of machines doing chores (along with the dishwasher and clothing washing machine). The fact that reprap can already produce even a b
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by zoomzoom 16y ago
yes, just use the address bar and preface with "javascript:"
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by zoomzoom 16y ago
Kind of kills one of the main reasons for the nonrel branch to exist, no? Wasn't django-nonrel an outgrowth of efforts to put django on appengine? I think that the nonrel project has utility on other places (redis, mongo, etc...) but ABP (a
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by zoomzoom 16y ago
And people say that colonizing space is a waste of money. I bet this one star would pay for the ship to get there!
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by zoomzoom 16y ago
I bet huffpost gets a lot of direct traffic.
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by zoomzoom 16y ago
To be fair, so far virtual box has moved ahead pretty well under oracle.
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by zoomzoom 16y ago
Contribute the max that work will match, and put it in the safest vehicle that you are given an option to invest in, preferable T-Bills. The money will add up over time, and it is like getting a 6% raise!

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