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eknuth

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    Comment #7235606

    Nice! I was just reevaluating the django cms world and happened to stumble on this post. Any support for multiple languages, yet?

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    Comment #5953216

    The other comment describes the situation with mezzanine accurately.

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    Comment #5953203

    I'm actually doing this now. We're using jekyll for a tablet magazine site with several non technical staff using github and prose to manage the content. It's actually going fairly…

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    Comment #5950612

    I do a lot of django, so I wanted mezzanine to work out. Unfortunately, it's a challenege. Wordpress is wordpress. You're stuck with php and mysql. (ick). Jekyll is awesome and tog…

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    Comment #5883756

    Actually, I reloaded the issue and it was closed. Looks like digital ocean wins :)

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    Comment #5883753

    It doesn't seem to work with puppet. Only chef: https://github.com/smdahlen/vagrant-digitalocean/issues/37

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    Comment #5501010

    This kicks ass.

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    Comment #4379432

    I'm curious about why people jump on angular without even checking out knockoutjs. Knockout provides similar functionality with slightly less code. The demo/doc site is incredible.…

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    Comment #4371545

    Jekyll just generates static html, so you can host it anywhere. Honestly, this is the best suggestion, here. You can build anything you want with jekyll and never have to worry abo…

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    Comment #4174388

    Knockout is great. I've been using it heavily for the last year.

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    Comment #4086707

    Customizing it with less is really pretty straightforward. You can also generate custom css from the website. Just click the customize tab in the topbar. You can bump up @baseFontS…

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    Comment #3534801

    I may be biased, but I'd second the nominations for Portland, Oregon. A lot of interesting things are happening. Acquisitions and funding have been intense. Check out the list: htt…

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    Comment #3448629

    The only one I'm listening to at the moment is nodeup: http://nodeup.com/ The podcasters are some of the central figures in the node world and always have useful content.

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    Comment #3434256

    What's up with the downvotes? I was just commenting that dreadnot uses twitter bootstrap.

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    Comment #3431585

    Seems like it would violate the heroku terms of service to wake up the free dyno.

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    Comment #3431002

    twitter bootstrap!

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    Comment #3332157

    Cool, I saw her garden automation talk at osbridge!

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    Comment #3208959

    Sorry to hear that he is still missing. :(

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    Comment #3156660

    I would never have thought that MySQL could handle massive databases, but it honestly isn't that bad. You just can't expect it to behave like a normal database. I had to use mysql …

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    Comment #3156652

    I personally would love to see a service like you are talking about. I recently did an ask hn in search of a payment service and someone else posted a similar question today. Seems…

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    Comment #3156632

    I just asked a similar question and got some good responses: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3138574 Sounds like paypal might be viable.

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    Comment #3152220

    If you aren't looking for an API solution, you might want to check this out: http://zips.sourceforge.net/ It isn't the most recent data, but it ought to get you started.

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    Comment #3140099

    That looks good. It would be like an affiliate program. I don't know why I have an aversion to paypal, though. I just want "stripe for payments". I don't think it exists, though.