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by willcodeforfoo 12y ago
Great work! I played around with deis a few months ago and it was the first PaaS I was able to get up and running and actually, you know, deploy an app to! Couple questions: 1. What about storage? I know you use ceph for the Docker registry
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Leverage Third Party Functionality with Open Formats(kevinmarsh.com)
1 points by willcodeforfoo 12y ago|0 comments
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by willcodeforfoo 12y ago
Something similar for creating GUIs on Mac OS X http://www.bluem.net/en/mac/pashua/
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by willcodeforfoo 12y ago
I've long been accustomed to setting up servers one-command-at-a-time with SSH. I tried Chef and some of the others, but they seemed too complicated to get setup. Ansible's out of the box experience allows you to start with some s
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by willcodeforfoo 12y ago
It is certainly my intention to open up the API more and allow folks to create their own pieces. In fact, I hope the community aspect far outgrows the "seed" pieces that I created to launch the site. However, in terms of launching
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by willcodeforfoo 12y ago
I'm behind variart, thanks for submitting this. It's a bit early, I just took the wraps off late last week but if you have any questions or comments, let me know!
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by willcodeforfoo 12y ago
In these cases, I think its less about the cost of the initial design but the hundreds of billions of dollars in marketing and advertising spent since building the value of the mark in our collective conscience.
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by willcodeforfoo 12y ago
I just built a very simple version of this in about 100 lines of go, using http://github.com/disintegration/imaging for the image processing. I was surprised how... latent downloading from S3 is, and how it didn't
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In-Terminal Screenshots with iTerm2, Capybara, and Poltergeist(kevinmarsh.com)
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by willcodeforfoo 13y ago
This makes me think large companies like this should invest just a tad bit more in taking quality photos. Ditch the DMV backdrop, on-camera flash and low quality photo and invest in a couple umbrellas and just an entry-level dSLR. As often
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by willcodeforfoo 13y ago
I had an idea like this once: http://lifemetric.com/ I always wanted to make an app for it, but it looks like yours is pretty nice. Just add some more features and Apple will probably accept it.
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by willcodeforfoo 13y ago
Congrats! Elasticsearch is one of my favorite recent pieces of technology.
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by willcodeforfoo 13y ago
It's kind of surprising that Heroku hasn't cracked this nut on their own. Perhaps it isn't in their best interest to scale down? Scalability certainly is often touted as one of the benefits of "the cloud".
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by willcodeforfoo 13y ago
Interesting, is Manta open source?
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Silicon Valley Frat-Boy Culture Shown as Sex Jokes Spark Firings(bloomberg.com)
5 points by willcodeforfoo 13y ago|1 comments
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by willcodeforfoo 14y ago
I'm a little ignorant on the topic, what legal rights do I have to use a (self)implemented academic paper?
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by willcodeforfoo 14y ago
May be a fair concern, I'm getting a "We're sorry, the site area you've requested is unavailable. Please try again later." error page now.
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by willcodeforfoo 14y ago
Reminds me a bit of SpeakerDeck...
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by willcodeforfoo 14y ago
It is Monofur: http://www.dafont.com/monofur.font , IMO it looks better on slides in small doses than in an editor all day long.
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Minecraft-like WebGL/HTML5 Demo(halfblock.grumdrig.com)
4 points by willcodeforfoo 14y ago|0 comments
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Meteor 0.4.0 released with new page update engine(meteor.com)
5 points by willcodeforfoo 14y ago|4 comments
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by willcodeforfoo 14y ago
Awesome, the draggable value sliders (that even work on the iPad) are a nice touch and really help you make a visual connection to the values and what they do.
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by willcodeforfoo 15y ago
Sequel Pro is awesome... I think they are working toward offering Postgres support: http://code.google.com/p/sequel-pro/issues/detail?id=362 but haven't seen anything concrete yet. I just learned SP has bundles, like TextMate. Nifty.
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by willcodeforfoo 15y ago
I believe it reads MAC addresses of connected machines to the wireless router.
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by willcodeforfoo 15y ago
Wow, all gone in less than 14 minutes! Oh well. This kind of reminds me of http://www.iawriter.com/
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by willcodeforfoo 16y ago
I've heard this argument a few times. As someone that's not new to Ruby but hasn't touched Java, can you elaborate as to what these awesome Java libraries are?
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by willcodeforfoo 17y ago
How about allowing named arguments for common sizes, like IAB ( http://www.iab.net/iab_products_and_industry_services/1421/1... ) or common display sizes ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vector_Video_Standards2.sv... )? So you could do,
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by willcodeforfoo 17y ago
I love the simplicity of this, a good reminder why Ruby is so awesome.
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by willcodeforfoo 17y ago
Anxious to try this out. I just get a blank list of numbers in Safari, Firefox, and Chrome on Mac. Firebug tells me you're making an Ajax request once a second, seems... odd? Clicking Go! seems to do nothing.