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Comment #13783529
Getting enough sleep. Seriously, it makes a huge difference. You're able to make better mental connections and decisions when you're well rested, ultimately leading to growth as a …
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Comment #13073752
I get that, but that's after the first TB. For a $5 VPS I'd expect most customers wouldn't go over that.
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Comment #13072747
They say on the FAQ: >For every Lightsail plan you use, we charge you the fixed hourly price, up to the maximum monthly plan cost. Wording implies the monthly pricing is a 'maximum…
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Comment #13030839
Pretty cool! Spun up a new server in like 30 seconds. I can see this being helpful for small POC's and the like. I'd say a good next step would be to add some more user-data exampl…
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Comment #12514076
I think this really boils down to self regulation. In some/most cases no one is forcing you to work 50+ hours a week. I remember a sign a coworker used to have in his office. The g…
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Comment #11909206
These are all very good points, coming from someone in a agency/consulting shop. Big things I find are being able to communicate effectively with non-technical folks, budget accura…
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Comment #11527352
Good reasoning here. Bluebird also has alot of utility methods that native promises don't have/support. http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/278778/why-ar...
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Comment #11455302
I love that the screenshot is HTML. DevOps is known to be very heavily HTML based work... .
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Comment #11450562
I dunno if this promotes their product all that much. It does highlight some major issues with out of date plugins and WP installs though.
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Comment #11450540
Eh, it wasn't WordPress per se, but a plugin. This plugin's vulnerability was also posted YEARS ago. So I wouldn't blame WP (in this case). As a dev, I've come across plenty of out…
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Comment #11446366
Haha. This is awesome. I wonder what the final output would be. A full song?
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Comment #11444283
Nice. Was looking for something like this.
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Comment #11440709
Ah cool. Kind of like a Heroku build pack. Still more effort than 'just deploy' though.
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Comment #11440657
Also, Openshift is only supporting Node O.10 right now...
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Comment #11343984
Sucks, but we've all been there. If the admin is reading this, it's all going to be ok! Just remember, life sucks, then you die...
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Comment #11243005
Nice write up. As someone who doesn't work remotely this provides some neat insight.
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Comment #11045006
Oh man I so agree with you. Just finished a mini app build with React. I don't understand the popularity.
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Comment #10747575
Indeed they do https://twitter.com/slackhq/status/677237274770341888
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Comment #10584458
Yep, same boat here. Even in Web dev if the page takes too long to load, or an API call is slow...off to HN
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Comment #10298917
I agree. The mobile apps for HN are terrible.
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Comment #10298907
Cool. Any word on a responsive template for the site?
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Comment #10123491
I think these points could be for 'hip' frameworks in general. As a developer, it's tiring keeping up with the latest and greatest AT ALL TIMES. Anyone have a good comparison of Re…
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Comment #8931614
Looks like some formatting issues in the "Super Easy Integration" sample code. JS/Java and .NET have some weird tab spaces. Chrome Mac OSX Yosemite.