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manueslapera

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manueslapera··on Ask HN: Founders, what's your lifestyle like?
If i may ask, what is your strategy for long term airbnbn rental? My wife and I are thinking of doing the very exact same thing that you and your wife are doing, and would appreciate the info.
manueslapera··on DigitalOcean Receives $50M in Funding
THIS.

DO has a dedicate team just providing incredible tutorials that are somewhat related but not completely related to DO itself.

manueslapera··on Show HN: Colores – A simple app I built to find color palettes based on words
oh, didnt think about it, that seems like a very very easy implementation actually.
manueslapera··on Show HN: Colores – A simple app I built to find color palettes based on words
good point! What i'm thinking of doing is add a link to colourco.de so you can see the palettes there.
manueslapera··on Show HN: Colores – A simple app I built to find color palettes based on words
thanks! thats a good point. I thought that the subdomain on my personal page was enough.
manueslapera··on Show HN: Colores – A simple app I built to find color palettes based on words
hmm really? can you give me an example?
manueslapera··on Show HN: Colores – A simple app I built to find color palettes based on words
I would say a couple of weeks, working maybe an hour a day?

so the hardest part was to build the palette login in Go.

Im not so good at it and it took me a lot of time, until I found out that someone had already built a palette logic in Go already, then everything was fine.

manueslapera··on Show HN: Colores – A simple app I built to find color palettes based on words
hmm didnt think of that. Google Images json api is just so easy to use.
manueslapera··on Show HN: Colores – A simple app I built to find color palettes based on words
aaaand you guys killed my tiniy Digital Ocean server.
manueslapera··on Data Science Toolbox
I appreciate author's effort. But for any aspiring data scientists this website is much much more useful:

http://www.datasciencetoolkit.org/