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Finicky is set as your system default browser and opens the appropriate browser based on the URL.

This marketing page is really delightful. The ID scan is a nice touch.

We are happy Fly customers! Amazing service and team. Congrats on the launch.

See https://thehelm.com/

This is great. I wonder if using this data patterns could be found showing when and where tickets are written. Would be interesting to know when and how often certain areas are checked for illegal parking, if such a pattern exists.

Great product and great team. Congrats Cointracker

As an alternative to lxml or BeautifulSoup, I've used a library called PyQuery (https://pythonhosted.org/pyquery/) with some success. It has a very similar API to jQuery.

In my state that costs $10/bureau, plus another $10 to temporarily unfreeze or permanently unfreeze. The fact that they can leak my information and then charge me to protect myself just seems wrong.

I mean... is using 'err' really that big of a deal?

Create React App was a great addition to the React ecosystem and definitely made the library more approachable. Excited to check this out!

You have the ability to hide specific endorsements - for instance, if someone endorses me for a skill that they don't actually know that I know, LinkedIn provides the ability to hide that person's endorsement.

Everyone deleted the app, so we have to use the CLI now!

And Google Ventures is an Uber investor... so Google is effectively suing one of their own portfolio companies.

I think the JavaScript updates are great news, enough for me to finally dive into Rails.

I set up Ghost on a DO droplet the other day. Even opting to manually install it rather than use the Ghost on Ubuntu image, installation and setup was a breeze.

Being almost done with the program, would you recommend it?

This looks pretty slick. Awesome to see that FiveThirtyEight is using it, too (http://formidable.com/open-source/victory/about/#showcase). I've always wrestled with D3 when doing charting, so I'll have to give this a try.

Really clean - has a great feel to it. Nice work!

DRIVIN | Chicago, IL | Python Engineer | ONSITE

DRIVIN is looking to expand our data team as we continue to grow our data platform. The candidate should have a strong background with Python and SQL. As a member of the data team the main responsibilities are implementing/maintaining ETL jobs, using Python to ingest external data sources into the Data Warehouse, and working closely with the Product and Data Science teams to deliver data in usable formats and to the appropriate data sources.

DRIVIN has a polyglot data model using many cutting edge data platforms. We are currently using MPP Postgres (Greenplum, Netezza, DBX) as our Data Warehouse, Elastic Search for location based searching, Postgres for transactional data, and AeroSpike for Big Data.

This candidate should be a self-starter who is interested in learning new systems/environments and building new solutions. They should also be interested in architecting simple, straight-forward solutions to reduce complex data problems. The candidate should also work closely with the Data Science team to identify interesting data points for use by the Data Science team.

DRIVIN tech stack is very cutting edge. MPP Postgres drives the Data Warehouse, ElasticSearch enables our location based searching/metrics, AeroSpike enables our Big Data storage, and Apache Spark is used to train our models. All environments are run off of AWS EC2/RDS/S3 and data processing framework is written in Python.

Shoot me an email if you're interested! dhruska@drivindealer.com

Wow - I'm a big fan of React, so I'm a little disappointed to see that it was the slowest of all.

I've had this experience as well. I thought it was a little funny that they would let us pay them to move us off their own service.

I found the section on SVG sprites particularly interesting. Here's a Webpack plugin to generate SVG spritesheets from individual assets: https://github.com/mrsum/webpack-svgstore-plugin.

Was recently reading about the photography "Golden hour"[0], and this is very relevant. Bookmarked - thanks!

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_hour_(photography)

How to you run webpack-dev-server during development? You might have a script in your package.json that runs it - if so, add --quiet to the end of the script there.

I definitely keep the terminal open in the side of my window to catch any errors throughout the development process. I just set up Webpack Dashboard which was pretty easy, and now I can continue to keep my terminal up but I have an even easier way to view any errors that may crop up.

Powerlifting is incredibly healthy. For anyone interested, pick up a copy of Starting Strength. It's an amazing read. I've also really enjoyed StrongLifts 5x5 - it has a companion app that tells you exactly what you need to do, each workout.

I think it's the right move for people new to React. A lot of those features in other boilerplates aren't really necessary for building out a simple app.

Furthermore, the Eject feature (https://github.com/facebookincubator/create-react-app#conver...) allows someone to move from the default configuration to their own when they feel comfortable.

I've used this with pretty good success. https://github.com/skellyb/react-d3-wrap

You have to bring your own bags over here too - not sure if they sell them, I haven't been to an Aldi in a while.

Countless people maintaining WordPress sites do.