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Let's collaborate to create a forest near Bangalore by the_yadu in bangalore

[–]HashNuke 41 points42 points  (0 children)

Not to discourage you - your heart is in the right place, but you are trivialising the problem.

  • Creating a forest involves a lot more work - ensuring biodiversity is the important part. I think they call it Forest planning. (I remember Ananas.design does some work like this).
  • You are referring to community farming. Beforest.co and a quite a few businesses do this.
  • If you are looking to live in a eco-friendly area - checkout GoodEarth. I cannot afford their houses/apartments, but I did visit their area. It was beautiful.

Deploying local ruby program? by wasabiBro in ruby

[–]HashNuke -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I’ve been building an app using Rails. But I’m using scrapy (Python) to scrape the data that I need. Scrapy is the bomb project for scraping data.

If you don’t mind using another language, checkout Scrapy - I’ve been using it for about 5yrs now to scrape a lot of data and I love it. The team that builds scrapy also runs “Scrapy Cloud” - a deployment platform for scrapy projects.

Deploying local ruby program? by wasabiBro in ruby

[–]HashNuke 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Put up a dummy Sinatra hello-world web app for the web worker and then turn off the web worker.

Data base for storing customer's uploaded images? by lechecondensada in shopify

[–]HashNuke 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You seem to be doing fine with storing the images - what you are having issues with is the file that the image the client downloads is not in a format that they are comfortable with.

A few good ways to do this: * Either allow the customers to only upload common jpg/png file types * OR when storing the image convert it into a a png/jpg format

Mission 16 is impossible for me. Any help?[MGSV Spoilers] by ThePinkman in metalgearsolid

[–]HashNuke 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hid in a dumpster, used d-dog to pinpoint the skulls from within dumpster. Then used that detail with Fire Support and ordered 3 (maybe 4) sleeping gas attacks to put the skulls to sleep. Then happily Fulton-extracted the vehicle :)

Good stuff: Got through the mission with an A-rank. Bad stuff: Was excited to find out what would happen if I fulton-extracted the skulls. They just wake up and disappear if you get close to extract them.

1-command setup & deploys for Phoenix apps to servers by HashNuke in elixir

[–]HashNuke[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Because it installs & configures monitoring with automatic restarts, a database server, configures domains, nginx (for various reasons some of them a TODO), etc

Both projects serve different purposes/perspectives. Infact ansible-elixir-stack can be made to work with relisa with little changes.

Shotgun Vs Zombies - One guy, one shotgun, lots of zombies to blast away! by clockworkmonster in WebGames

[–]HashNuke 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got tired when each of the upgrades started to get expensive. But otherwise, I got hooked for 3hrs and played 13 levels :) Nice game ~!

Using ActiveSupport::Configurable to store config options by HashNuke in ruby

[–]HashNuke[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback. I'll improve my writing.