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Comment #15739978
AWS’s Cloud Watch Events take Cron expressions and can trigger various actions (Lambda, ECS task, SQS/SNS message, etc). http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/events/W…
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Comment #12018700
Come work with us! I'm still working on earning Butter's trust. http://i.imgur.com/YGKUbbf.jpg
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Comment #3467687
Right now, neither of them are. With that much runway, the goal is likely to drive traffic, get a large user base, then find a path to monetization. Maybe Pinterest will succeed, m…
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Comment #3439942
Even better, check out the github repo, then set it up with passenger. https://github.com/defunkt/hurl Makes local api testing a breeze.
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Comment #3240598
This was a really quick build using Rails and jquery. We're using Foursquare & Google places APIs, as well as our own set of "cool attractions". We use the Google directions API fo…
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Comment #3078130
link?
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Would you (or your kids) play a violent math-based multiplayer fighting game?
We're working on the prototype now for startupweekend edu in seattle. You can check out our alpha at http://deathmath.com
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Comment #2889734
Well, terminal runs in fullscreen, so yes. But, if you're using MacVim, the latest release supports fullscreen mode. And it's awesome. :) http://code.google.com/p/macvim/
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Comment #2808656
I DON'T KNOW WHAT HTML5 IS, BUT SIGN ME UP FOR SOME. I'LL TAKE 13!!! BUY NOW!!! CAN WE INVEST? IS IT PATENTABLE??? DO IT NOWWWWW.
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Comment #2730083
Also coming in Firefox 7: The number 7.
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Comment #2723188
The problem with C isn't C. It's shitty C programmers. Learn how the language works, follow good patterns, and expect some bumps in the road. Most of the time, though, you can use …
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Comment #2424527
We've stop/started continus integration a few times with a few different CI servers with mixed success. What did you guys end up using? Right now, we have tests, but I'd still say …
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Comment #2424346
Then 'curl get.pow.cx > pow.sh'. Take you time and look at the script, then run it. Worked for me.
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Netflix's Worst 100 DVD & Instant
Netflix's absolute worst 100 movies. The few, the proud, the horrifying.
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Comment #1686926
Sad! I worked for Obopay and on Billmonk with Chuck and Gaurav a few years ago. I hope to see the site back up and explanation on what happened.
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Comment #1530777
We wanted to be able to serve arbitrary sizes so we can handle different demands for thumbnails and new use cases. Having to resize all of your images because you've re-designed yo…
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Comment #1516464
Oh, that's cool - I didn't know you could use matches from a location in an alias. Is that a new feature in nginx?
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Comment #1516315
I could see where that would be useful. Image uploads in our case are actually handled by our existing web app, so our image servers can be ignorant of user authentication/etc. We …
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Comment #1516299
1. Good point - I didn't bring this up in the article. When we store the images locally, we create divide end of the unique ID of the image into two levels of subdirectories. This …
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Comment #1516280
http://aws.amazon.com/s3/#protecting I am totally okay with 99.999999999% durability. This is way better than I'll be able to build/afford on my own. In case of an epic S3 disaster…
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Comment #1516271
Dragonfly looks pretty cool. I like the approach of using rack (our app was written pre-rack, but it's been upgraded to newer versions of rails, so we could make it rack-enabled). …
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Comment #1516255
True, there is guarantee. But it's a pretty good track record - and the underline technology holds up pretty well. It's more reliable than what we'd be able to build with a small s…