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Here's something you can use to calculate odds vs a range of hands. https://chriszieba.com/2017/11/26/holdem

Looks great! I'm always curious what it means when people say they've worked x years on something. Was this a full time project @ 40/h a week every week, or more of a few hours on the weekends, or maybe something in the middle?

Put this together on the weekend to learn more about WebAssembly, here is the demo: http://chriszieba.com/2017/11/26/holdem

Hi,

If a Canadian is currently in the U.S on a TN visa, is it possible to get a green card? Or does one have to switch to a different visa first, as in a H1B?

I experimented with this a few years ago. Even going as far as creating https://bitflop.me. I came to the conclusion that the future legal battles would just not be worth it.

This means the IAM user you created does not have the correct permissions to access the buckets you listed on the login page. This could be because of a typo somewhere in the policies, or maybe you entered the names of the buckets incorrectly on the form?

The documentation is the demo: http://dodgercms.com

The editor can run locally or in S3.

How does this affect TN visas (if at all)?

Right on, thanks a lot!

Thank! Yes the calculations are based on what is currently in the shoe. Setting the shoe is an easy task.

A small weekend project. I love playing blackjack and have basic strategy memorized, but I've always been curious to see what the actual probabilities were for hitting, standing and doubling down. If you'd like to see the code it's available on github: https://github.com/ChrisZieba/blackjack.

A small weekend project. I love playing blackjack and have basic strategy memorized, but I've always been curious to see what the actual probabilities were for hitting, standing and doubling down. If you'd like to see the code it's available on github: https://github.com/ChrisZieba/blackjack.

Any plans to integrate API blueprints?

Just sold https://bitflop.me

There is no funds management functionality. Haven't heard about Flippa, will give them a try. Thanks.

Thanks for the great response. I'm not in need of the money or anything, but I haven't had much time to work on this, so I've been really thinking about just letting it go.

I put it online at the beginning of December. The purchase includes all the software, domain, twitter and facebook handle.

I open sourced my startup a few months ago (logicpull.com) and it ended up opening up a lot of doors for me. Definitely glad I went that route.

Was thinking of doing the same with my poker website (https://bitflop.me), not for 50 g's though.

Trying to get my poker app to beta https://bitflop.me

Thanks for taking the time to comment. I wish the process for updating or releasing fixes was as easy as logging into their instance and deploying the fix. We were never allowed near their servers. No ssh, no in-house install, nothing. The instructions for installing LogicPull were documented and then sent off. We were pretty much in the dark the entire time, and there was no way around it.

Had a good laugh with this one!

Yes, the main idea is the similar.

The docs are styled using TB3. There's nothing fancy going on to make it responsive. The trick is I just change the position of the sidebar from fixed back to static when the width is <768px. The width also goes back to auto and I set a height so it doesn't take up too much space.

It's just a custom node app I made, nothin' fancy.

Thanks for commenting. Coming to the decision to release this was more than arduous. I know their is a massive market out there for this type of software, and I know how valuable it is, or can be. In the end, I'm just a guy who loves to write code, and if other people can make use of my software than I'm a happy guy!

Many thanks!

Our main struggle was finding clients to use our hosted version of the software. As we quickly found out, no company wants to have important client information living on a different server. We really didn't like having to create a new branch of our software, then deal with all the licensing involved of it being installed on a remote server we didn't control. In the end, open sourcing was the best option available.

I was using svn for the revision control, up until about two weeks ago.