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by fergyfresh 7y ago
In my experience its purely random if/when someone will care about that. You just have to do a lot of interviews and if you're still coming up with near optimal solutions in the allotted time you should be okay. I also do not thin
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by fergyfresh 7y ago
WeWork does for office space what companies like Just Works does for HR stuff. We are a small company that works out of NYC and WeWork is great for New York. Most office leases have a 2-5 year minimum and you have you deal with getting offi
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by fergyfresh 8y ago
Use Flask-Ask and Zappa and deploy to AWS Lambda. I use that setup and have been running for free on AWS infra for about 6 months now.
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by fergyfresh 8y ago
I recently contributed to Flask-Ask and have been developing apps for Alexa for a while now. The APIs/Boilerplate code for the `easier way` is definitely harder than Flask-Ask is right now.
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by fergyfresh 8y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with what you said. There is a time and a place for leaving legacy code alone. I also know from first hand experience some things are just too far down the hacky rabbit hole and you just gotta cut of the dead stuff an
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by fergyfresh 8y ago
Don't write off saleor though. It's basically fully featured OOTB, all you really have to do is integrate payments and your own AWS setup if you don't wanna use Heroku. Probably easier than using Squarespace and def cheaper.
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by fergyfresh 8y ago
Is this on github, I'd love to contribute!
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by fergyfresh 8y ago
I did this for google play music. I have a crude working version of scraping out the setlists from setlist.fm here, https://github.com/fergyfresh/setlist-on-a-playlist/blob/mas... I'll work on this tonig
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by fergyfresh 8y ago
I'd be willing to work with you as I have built a googleplay music version of this a while ago. https://github.com/fergyfresh/setlist-on-a-playlist I took it a step further to make a playlist out of the bands most
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
I LOVE THIS MORE THAN YOU COULD EVER BEGIN TO KNOW!
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
Not that its computationally hard to say is this a naked person (#notahotdog from silicon valley). It's more along the lines of show me all naked pictures of ME on the internet, is probably more computationally hard.
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
100% related to the Facebook having an algorithm to blacklist photos based on naked photos of ppl. Snapchat has those already for like 35% of its users or something I'd bet.
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
That is weirdly satisfying to watch...
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
Clearly the poster was talking about the excessive use of `like` which he deems as the typical vocabulary of a teenage girl which is what you're attempting to be upset by. It had nothing to do with teenage boys being significantly more
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
What are some games you have made? What do you typically use to develop them? Are they all of the same genre. I'd love to hear answers to any of those questions. I have made a few that I am not willing to share and starting to get into
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
Many of these features already exist as an optional package.
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
Fair. I am almost diamond and play like its a full time job when my girlfriend isn't around.
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
You only play a half hour of Overwatch a day. I call bullshit.
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
EXACTLY. You can drop into SQL in many ORMs and you use that sparingly as it is much nastier to maintain nuances when switching between different SQL implementations like MySQL and PostgresQL, for example.
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by fergyfresh 9y ago
From what I know about using both it seems like MANY of the benefits were missed. With ORMs you don't really need to worry about database connections or specifying stuff like that. You can also make functions that execute pure SQL in A
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by fergyfresh 10y ago
Excuses are the nails that build the bridge to failure.
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by fergyfresh 10y ago
I had that problem too. So then I started making things that I thought were humorous. -Very innapropriate flappy bird clone. -An app that makes a playlist out of a bands most recent setlist on google play. -An app that reads articles using
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by fergyfresh 10y ago
I'm not one of a bandwagon jumper, but I have been hearing similarly nice things about Angular 2 being equally as un-opinionated as React in many ways. I just hate losing the momentum that I currently have with React/Rails apps.
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by fergyfresh 10y ago
You bring up a good point. The biggest point of using React for me was using React-Native which Preact doesn't seem to have. I could definitely use Preact for most of my projects as I really only use React for its ability to make front
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by fergyfresh 10y ago
I guess the license doesn't cause much pain currently and if I have to sue and lost the license I could always have A2 in my back pocket.
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Ask HN: Should I be nervous about using React?
3 points by fergyfresh 10y ago|8 comments
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by fergyfresh 10y ago
You will get localized date formatting among a few other things probably. I am just saying you could use location from the HTTP header that is meant to tell the server what languages you speak. The VPN portion could really only be fixed by
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by fergyfresh 10y ago
[Accepted-Language] in the HTTP header and the location based on the IP address (Google has a super easy API for this) is the easiest way that I could think of. Both are pretty easy to implement as I have done both before.
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by fergyfresh 10y ago
If you look at your http request headers @stevoski do you have more than one [Accepted-Language]? Is one of them Spanish? Also, @drusenko (forgot your name on HN)[Edited to add his name], it SHOULD be pretty easy to change your code to swit
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by fergyfresh 10y ago
Do you encrypt the Bluetooth signal at all or it is all out there? That is the only thing that scared me, you obscure user information with a unique-id-key, but if I'm close to your office I can just get your key and get in the buildin

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