As someone who has spent a good deal of time playing poker, I totally agree that this is a glaring editorial oversight. Yet when phrased this way, it reminds me of "I'd rather be lucky than good" - something I've heard…
I'm equally surprised by your anecdote. I found it quite simple to install RabbitMQ server and its admin panel in my WSL local dev environment. And the cloud/prod instance took a few clicks (just spun up a DO…
I'm running Discourse on a $5/mo droplet, 1 vcPU 1GB RAM. I just added 4GB of swap space. No issues so far.
The article didn't mention the lack of version control, which AFAIK is impractical due to the sheer amount of HTML and layout-defining configuration WP stores in the db. In spite of WP's revision history feature on…
Understandable. How are ISPs supposed to keep mining and monetizing browsing history if everyone starts using DoH?
https://github.com/angristan/openvpn-install
Yelp has always been a thinly veiled extortion platform, overrun by spam, yet surprisingly quick to filter legitimate five-star reviews. I tried their paid advertising for a client in 2017, and have avoided it like the…
I certainly am. The only thing I disagree with is the lack of a web client. It just seems like you could save a ton of work by starting with the web client, then create desktop versions via something like todesktop.com.…
That's an entirely different conversation... I do think Uber in particular was great at creating hype and glossing over the fact that their pricing/model isn't sustainable without the substantial rider/driver subsidies…
These are both wildly unprofitable companies, and they may likely never become profitable. Possibly not the best examples...
> an API developer not wanting to write own/reinvent cache layer for their REST API For Laravel projects at least, a package like spatie/laravel-responsecache makes it super easy to handle caching for GET API routes.…
Found this at https://crates.io/crates/bloom-server: > A simpler caching approach could have been to enable caching at the Load Balancer level for HTTP read methods (GET, HEAD, OPTIONS). Although simple as a solution,…
I agree with his overall message - it's hard (and takes time) to actually do something valuable. And I agree that we're in an age where iterative startups ("Uber for X") outnumber innovative startups. But there is just…
Stopped reading at > All the obvious apps/websites have already been built.
I prefer to give them the benefit of the doubt, though a clear explanation of why the above policy was not followed seems warranted. (It also doesn't appear to have been followed in several other instances reported by…
Mistakes happen, and algorithms are sometimes a necessary part of scale/efficiency. Everyone understands that. That said, what's highly troubling as a DO customer (and someone who is planning to deploy startup…
16:8 intermittent fasting has worked quite well for me.
Indeed, I'd say in the case of gas stations in particular, zoning could be the primary cause of such clustering.
Google's spam filtering can be a bit too good.
Most registrars do this. Regardless, their pricing practices are utterly irrelevant to the topic at hand.
"It is not the function of the artist to be the critic. The winnowing out, the deciding what is good from what is bad, comes later. That is a community process. The community decides what is good and bad art. But the…
The money isn't in the website, it's in the related services. If you're targeting SMBs, you can almost treat the actual site design/dev as a loss leader. Offer comprehensive packages that guarantee you long-term…
Very nice! On several projects, we've had success with a custom tracker that records IP, URL, referrer, display resolution, OS, and user agent to a local db. To filter out bot traffic, we used Crawler-Detect [1]. The…
As someone who has spent a good deal of time playing poker, I totally agree that this is a glaring editorial oversight. Yet when phrased this way, it reminds me of "I'd rather be lucky than good" - something I've heard…
I'm equally surprised by your anecdote. I found it quite simple to install RabbitMQ server and its admin panel in my WSL local dev environment. And the cloud/prod instance took a few clicks (just spun up a DO…
I'm running Discourse on a $5/mo droplet, 1 vcPU 1GB RAM. I just added 4GB of swap space. No issues so far.
The article didn't mention the lack of version control, which AFAIK is impractical due to the sheer amount of HTML and layout-defining configuration WP stores in the db. In spite of WP's revision history feature on…
Understandable. How are ISPs supposed to keep mining and monetizing browsing history if everyone starts using DoH?
https://github.com/angristan/openvpn-install
Yelp has always been a thinly veiled extortion platform, overrun by spam, yet surprisingly quick to filter legitimate five-star reviews. I tried their paid advertising for a client in 2017, and have avoided it like the…
I certainly am. The only thing I disagree with is the lack of a web client. It just seems like you could save a ton of work by starting with the web client, then create desktop versions via something like todesktop.com.…
That's an entirely different conversation... I do think Uber in particular was great at creating hype and glossing over the fact that their pricing/model isn't sustainable without the substantial rider/driver subsidies…
These are both wildly unprofitable companies, and they may likely never become profitable. Possibly not the best examples...
> an API developer not wanting to write own/reinvent cache layer for their REST API For Laravel projects at least, a package like spatie/laravel-responsecache makes it super easy to handle caching for GET API routes.…
Found this at https://crates.io/crates/bloom-server: > A simpler caching approach could have been to enable caching at the Load Balancer level for HTTP read methods (GET, HEAD, OPTIONS). Although simple as a solution,…
I agree with his overall message - it's hard (and takes time) to actually do something valuable. And I agree that we're in an age where iterative startups ("Uber for X") outnumber innovative startups. But there is just…
Stopped reading at > All the obvious apps/websites have already been built.
I prefer to give them the benefit of the doubt, though a clear explanation of why the above policy was not followed seems warranted. (It also doesn't appear to have been followed in several other instances reported by…
Mistakes happen, and algorithms are sometimes a necessary part of scale/efficiency. Everyone understands that. That said, what's highly troubling as a DO customer (and someone who is planning to deploy startup…
16:8 intermittent fasting has worked quite well for me.
Indeed, I'd say in the case of gas stations in particular, zoning could be the primary cause of such clustering.
Google's spam filtering can be a bit too good.
Most registrars do this. Regardless, their pricing practices are utterly irrelevant to the topic at hand.
"It is not the function of the artist to be the critic. The winnowing out, the deciding what is good from what is bad, comes later. That is a community process. The community decides what is good and bad art. But the…
The money isn't in the website, it's in the related services. If you're targeting SMBs, you can almost treat the actual site design/dev as a loss leader. Offer comprehensive packages that guarantee you long-term…
Very nice! On several projects, we've had success with a custom tracker that records IP, URL, referrer, display resolution, OS, and user agent to a local db. To filter out bot traffic, we used Crawler-Detect [1]. The…