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prakis
3y ago
Yes, it is confusing. It took me sometime to realize their product name itself is framework.
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prakis
3y ago
We built simple tool for devs https://HelloEle.com , you can use it along with S3 or BackBlaze.
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prakis
3y ago
There is a huge demand for Pi clones in the Industrial segment. Check RevolutionPi.com. $200 for a single Pi is cheap, the equivalent Intel Box costs close to $2000, yes 10x. It's even difficult to get decent number of Industrial Pis o
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prakis
3y ago
I never used D-lang in any production application. But for an IOT prototype where the executable size and performance were very important we benchmarked D also along with Go and C#.NET Core. I made the same prototype in Go, C#, Java(GraalVM
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prakis
3y ago
I used D for a small prototype. I wrote that same program in GO, C# and Java(native compiled with GraalVM). The CPU and RAM usage of D-lang out performed all other languages. Compiled binary size: D-Lang : 450KB Go : 2 MB C#(.
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prakis
3y ago
This looks great.
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prakis
3y ago
Git is not easy, some concepts are confusing especially for newbies. I wrote a simple intro on how git works https://git-help.com
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prakis
3y ago
Its a bit surprising, the faq is all about Redis and other tools but not about Dragonfly.
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prakis
4y ago
Its soo clean. Logo, Icons, Font, Color selection, everything looks perfect.
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prakis
4y ago
That sponge between RPi and backup is going to take alot of heat. It may catch fire.
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prakis
4y ago
This is one of the most ingenious use of modren technology. This is how technology should be helping us. Goodluck.
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prakis
4y ago
https://tealpod.com/compressor/ You can live preview the result with different compression levels. Its FREE, you can pay if you like it.
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Show HN: A Simple and Free Cloud List DB
(arraylist.org)
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4y ago
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Show HN: Easiest way to create AWS Lambda functions.Code and click deploy Button
(tinyfunction.com)
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4y ago
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prakis
4y ago
This is exactly what we are building at TinyFunction.com Just write your function code in Javascript or Python in the browser and click deploy to get a URL. Take a look at https://TinyFunction.com Appreciate any suggestions or f
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4y ago
> Perhaps the issue is not the writing of the YAML, but the need to have a good understanding of all the resources/primatives in order to get things glued together. This and the fear of making a mistake with the most important confi
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4y ago
Why not lock the core libs like Map.prototpy Array.prototype ? Can't we have sandbox like environment (which is not default but which can be enabled on application basis). Java Applets which run inside the browser had this kind of sand
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4y ago
I wonder why is it difficult to add an extra password on top of the access key. What I mean is you can have another password or hash (separate to normal auth pass) which is only used to encrypt at browser and decrypt at the time of usage(t
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prakis
5y ago
Thats a good idea, will implement the copy to clipboard option. > And why save as lossy jpeg if the image is uncompressed (like screenshots or PNG) Will change it to png if copied from screenshot or if source is png.
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prakis
5y ago
Autistic colleagues? Using autism as a negative word is as bad as being a racist.
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5y ago
For this beta version there is a single AWS Lambda executer function, which interprets function scripts on every request. All the function info is stored in Redis.
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Show HN: Fastest way to create cloud functions. Write and click deploy Button
(tinyfunction.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
I strongly believe Blazor is going to rule that market in couple of years. Single language C# will be good enough to do both backend and frontend.
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prakis
5y ago
I will seriously consider your feedback. Thanks for taking time to write, appreciate it.
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prakis
5y ago
This product includes a quality asjuster with live preview, you can adjust and see the resulting image size.
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prakis
5y ago
Thank you very much. Most of the emails entered by downloaders are fake, just like 123@gmail.com :) I will consider your suggestion of removing the free download link. Thank you for taking time to give me feedback.
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prakis
5y ago
No, it wont ask for money. Once downloaded and install there is no login/paid/free user check, it wont even communicate with the server.
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prakis
5y ago
This is the solution we need in all OS's. Excellent work.
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Simplest Cloud Functions. Code and Deploy from Browser
(tinyfunction.com)
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prakis
6y ago
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prakis
6y ago
If you need technical advice or help learning programming laguanges like Javascript, ReactJS, Java, C#.. let me know. I can spare few hours.
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