endriju

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by endriju 6mo ago
Wishing him speedy recovery! Legend
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by endriju 9mo ago
Unpark - Domain Activation Engine. I built this to solve my own problem of having 30+ parked domains. Instantly generates and deploys a simple AI website to any parked domain. For domain hoarders who aren't web developers. [0] https:&
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by endriju 1y ago
I think about this quite often, as 2 of my kids were born in Ireland, but grew up elsewhere (Slavic country). I speak English with them, but so do some of my friends/neighbors with their kids. The other kids would seldom speak English
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by endriju 1y ago
I think the problem with these general-purpose PaaS on top of Cloud is exactly that they're general-purpose. You will run into limitations and issues as soon as you start doing things only 5-10% of their customers need, like for exampl
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by endriju 1y ago
I'm building StaticBot.dev. I was surprised how tedious the manual setup for hosting static websites on AWS infra still was after 2 decades in the industry, and as I wanted to put a few websites out there to test waters for some ideas
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Impressions from Vibing a Poker Clock(cjbackman.com)
4 points by endriju 1y ago|0 comments
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Jean Michel Jarre and Brian May Starmus Concert Livestream [video](youtube.com)
41 points by endriju 2y ago|2 comments
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by endriju 2y ago
Is it roughly correct to think the speed of the camera in the ESA video would be 683,280,000 times the speed of light? Considering the zoom in took ~1 minute, and that's the number of minutes in 1300 years (the distance to Horsehead Ne
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by endriju 5y ago
For me it's Scott Smith's blog post series describing his current journey after being diagnosed with ALS (Stephen Hawking's disease) as a young father of two little girls. There are unique perspectives on gratitude and how to
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Ask HN: Do you identify your website’s visitors?
1 points by endriju 6y ago|0 comments
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by endriju 6y ago
Just curious - do you invest in startups?
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by endriju 7y ago
'"Third option is to launch a clone of the product with a different name, use it for capturing the ad traffic and then direct it towards the original product. This seems workable, but also a bit too experimental for comfort."
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by endriju 7y ago
If you think that you are lucky to have good friends and helpful colleagues, maybe turn it around and think to yourself - they are lucky to have me! Personally, I consider people who are humble or even low self-esteem as more interesting. M
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by endriju 7y ago
Running a 1-man SaaS as a side-project has been one of the best things career wise. It helped me gain a different perspective on software (design, devops, sales, support etc.) in general. Being able to bring some of that experience into my
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Announcing Sencha Ext Community Edition(sencha.com)
1 points by endriju 8y ago|0 comments
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100 Days of ML Code(github.com)
4 points by endriju 8y ago|0 comments
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by endriju 8y ago
A pretty easy way to discover how Soundex works can be playing with http://gridoc.com/fuzzy-matching/ - a tool for fuzzy record matching that supports Soundex and Levenshtein Distance. Disclaimer: I'm the author o
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by endriju 8y ago
52. All tools working with CSV follow RFC 4180[1] [1] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4180
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Ask HN: Successful switch away from SaaS?
1 points by endriju 8y ago|0 comments
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by endriju 10y ago
"Vienna was the heart of an Austro-Hungarian empire of about 53m people that stretched from Innsbruck in the west almost as far as the Black Sea in the east. After 1867 the empire was divided into two: a Magyar-dominated Hungary, ruled
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by endriju 10y ago
I'm in desperate need of scalable Apache Spark cluster available through API that would make it easy to submit jobs that could process arbitrary size datasets but would let me abstract away the scaling part of the problem. I don't
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by endriju 10y ago
Not exactly give away or sell, rather looking for a partner that could make http://exmerg.com better. If interested ping me at sevce at bitfictioncom.
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by endriju 11y ago
Basic income introduces a few drawbacks: - talented people will not need to do consulting or daytime jobs to support their startups or side-project, which can lead to them living in a bubble - there will always be people who spend all their
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by endriju 11y ago
I don't think WebSockets belong on a website (even an interactive one as discourse... From the article "Discourse does not use WebSockets. Discourse docker ships with HTTP/2 templates." The whole article is worth rea
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by endriju 11y ago
Did you try http://www.openshift.org ? The self-hosted version is basically what you described, at least for the JVM languages.
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by endriju 11y ago
In 2014 I have worked on http://exmerg.com but it wasn't until recently for it to start generating some passive income. Still, the infrastructure costs (AWS) are higher than the revenue, so money wise the balance is passive
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by endriju 11y ago
Felix Dennis (†2014) What’s It Like Then, Being Rich? What’s it like then, being rich, Knitting gold to warm an itch? Very much like being poor; Wealth is just a key — no more. Why not share this magic key To luxury —
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by endriju 12y ago
Regarding the switching between different subjects or projects, what helped me was to quickly write down TODO notes of actions I should immediately take when picking up the subject again. For example "Finish exercise X", "Wat
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by endriju 12y ago
I second that. Every time Quora digest appears in my mailbox it manages to grab my attention for couple of minutes at least.
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by endriju 12y ago
Thanks everyone for the valuable feedback, i appreciate it! The option that i am most likely to go with is to open source and document the interesting parts of the code (parsing sheets, merging data) and keep the site as an example use case

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