jeffrand

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   by jeffrand 8y ago

   I would recommend the author remove the automated live chat on this website trying to sell me their services. There's nothing I hate more than trying to read an article and getting a fake chat notification.
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   by jeffrand 8y ago

   I've been a fan and user for over a year. JQBX is a great replacement for turntable.fm
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   by jeffrand 9y ago

   Great to hear, I'm pretty bullish on the framework and have been using it happily in Go for a while
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   by jeffrand 9y ago

   I read through this a little while ago when trying to decide if I should try out Elixir for a side project. The language is really intriguing, but I don't want to start a project without grokking how a more complicated project is laid
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   by jeffrand 9y ago

   Before Jaeger was out I started using this, although I'm considering switching over to using Jaeger: https://github.com/opentracing/opentracing-go It should be pretty clear how to use it once you read through the
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   by jeffrand 10y ago

   We used InfluxDB along with a few other tools. Check out: https://www.influxdata.com/time-series-platform/
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   by jeffrand 10y ago

   I've spent the last 4 months writing a C# web service on .NET Core and deploy on Linux. We chose it because it was the right tool for the job. We're consuming a verbose WCF web service and there were some unique benefits to doing
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   by jeffrand 10y ago

   The post says that, at least for the time being, nothing is going to change for their users. Hopefully you wont be forced to sign into Pinterest to use Instapaper.
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   by jeffrand 10y ago

   I think Google cares, but they're not communicating it very well. I would hesitate before building a feature that might kick off a relatively complicated process with a lot of external factors whenever a user wants. It seems very compl
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    by jeffrand 11y ago

    Hey Daniel, what are the plans for monetizing apps I build in the marketplace? Will I be able to define my own prices?
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    by jeffrand 11y ago

    We have a channel for our team to BS around in and one for more serious discussion which inevitably trends towards BS. Someone has to be an adult and tell people to quit it eventually. It's a problem with our team but not slack.
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    by jeffrand 12y ago

    This is great, I really enjoy this. The one thing I'd be interesting in contributing is using ipython's sqlite history database if a user chooses to.