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kyptin

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About kyptin

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    This was the transformation that hooked me: (transform (subselect ALL :a even?) reverse [{:a 1} {:a 2 :b 1} {:a 4} {:a 5} {:a 6} {:a 8}]) ;; => [{:a 1} {:a 8 :b 1} {:a 6} {:a 5} {:…

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    Author here. Apologies if this came across as clickbait. Would you point to said documentation? I haven't been able to find the parts that illuminate this issue, including on the o…

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    Comment #11854163

    Author here. Thanks for your comment. I figured this would be obvious to some. Question: do you know of a good resource that describes docker in these terms, such that what I wrote…

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    Comment #8552533

    Well-written and well-reasoned. Thank you. I'd like to propose a sixth rule: don't move the goal posts. In other words, don't load additional content dynamically. This violates the…

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    Comment #8484125

    a) Fair, although I think the author's justification for describing it as such is reasonable. b) Sure, but I don't think maturity is the point. I think the point is to establish a …

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    Hey, that's good to know about, thanks! Oculus looks pretty nifty. I bet Skyline does a good job helping them keep track of all the system metrics. But, I think one thing our tool …

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    You can try the online demo here: http://altometrics.com/dynthresh/

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    Comment #8259180

    Interesting idea! You remind me that I have seen such pricing calculators before, e.g. on Heroku's website. Yeah, I could see a more complex approach working well to let me cover a…

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    Ah, very good point, to consider what is easier for the customer to predict. I had not considered that. Thank you!

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    Nice guide! That is very useful, to consider the perceived value rather than the absolute value. And I found many other nuggets of wisdom. I look forward to reading the rest. Thank…

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    Thanks for your reply. You're right, of course. But rather than try to explain my market, target user, competitors, etc., I think I can translate discussions of Github vs. Bitbucke…

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    Nice! I see your guide here: http://taprun.com/pricing/ . I'll check it out, thanks! I think the Github vs. Bitbucket question is a proxy that I can easily translate into my scenar…

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    Which pricing model is more effective: GitHub's or Bitbucket's?

    I have a product that I plan to release soonishly. I am planning on doing a free-for-public, pay-for-private pricing model. For the latter, the choice is essentially between Github…

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    My team threw this together this week. It's a simple aid to intuition for which World Cup teams are strongest, based on goals scored and goals allowed so far during this world cup.…

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