2mur

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by 2mur 14y ago
No. You need to have a unique ID set in the header. You can do this in calibre. Specifically, a unique 4 byte character sequence at the 32 byte offset in the header (MOBI header). See: http://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/MOBI If that's set (e
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by 2mur 14y ago
Not really. You just develop independent, reusable modules, drop a package.json in the module and npm link the module to your app. It gets symlinked to your app's node_modules.
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by 2mur 14y ago
Bingo. It has been uniformly dismissed/ignored by the larger node.js community. Take from that what you will.
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by 2mur 14y ago
Do you have any resources / books for writing modern C like this or is it all experiential from the trenches?
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by 2mur 14y ago
What I really like about LCTHW (after reading K&R and then just not doing anything with it ) was starting you out using the tools and best practices right from the beginning. Make and valgrind up front. It got me over the hump of synta
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by 2mur 14y ago
Node Http Proxy: https://github.com/nodejitsu/node-http-proxy No need for Varnish for proxying your websockets.
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by 2mur 14y ago
Spot on. Never (okay very rarely) do business logic in your views. Just don't. Model methods for row-level logic, managers for table-level logic. It's easier to test, it's easier to abstract and it's easier to change your views later.
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by 2mur 15y ago
I think that the documentation for backbone and underscore is excellent. And the single page, annotated source code is probably even more helpful. The thing that I wish the project had was some official opinionated best practices guidelines
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by 2mur 15y ago
House Stark?
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by 2mur 15y ago
Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center here at Hopkins: http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/kimmel_cancer_center/our_cent...
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by 2mur 15y ago
KB+M and user mods please. I'll drop xbox in a heartbeat.
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by 2mur 15y ago
lol it's really like a big small-town, completely exemplified by this question.
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by 2mur 15y ago
I hate writing this comment because I actually have a lot of warm feelings about St. Louis. I grew up there and went to college + medical school there (until I was about 25). Then I left. I always say that St. Louis is a nice place to be fr
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by 2mur 15y ago
Completely agree. Looks natural to me as a python/javascript guy
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by 2mur 15y ago
The only thing that I really dislike about iCloud is sharing a computer (with your wife/family). Our family room computer is a mac mini that is logged into one user account all of the time. It is shared by myself, my wife and my kids. The i
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by 2mur 15y ago
How is the power management of Ubuntu on the Macbook and does close-lid-to-sleep work flawlessly? Those are the two non-starters for me with linux on a laptop. OSX just does an awesome job with both of these.
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by 2mur 15y ago
For personal projects I set up Google apps to handle inbound/outbound email for an admin email. Then postfix on the server in a null client configuration for outbound email only (eg. no-reply) type registration emails and so forth.
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by 2mur 15y ago
I was driving and listening to NPR the other day. Some story was on about the MPAA and the new SOPA bill. I hadn't yet heard that Dodd was the new MPAA chairman (chief lobbyist). I was almost physically sick when that came across the air. I
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by 2mur 15y ago
The one catch with nginx is that it doesn't support http 1.1 (ie. websocket support). So if you want that you have to reverse proxy with something that does like haproxy or node-http-proxy.
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by 2mur 15y ago
Ah but node is really just the appearance of a single thread which is actually a v8 managed evented threadpool (or some such magic).
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by 2mur 15y ago
But the point about project-local node_modules is that it is baked into the ecosystem. Directly contrast that with the reason that most people use virtualenv which is to not pollute the global python install with project-specific dependenci
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by 2mur 15y ago
No that's basically how everyone does it. Same thing for models, views, etc. It's all python.
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by 2mur 15y ago
Maybe not anymore with storyboarding and ARC in iOS5 ;)
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by 2mur 15y ago
Too bad. I wasn't going to get one anyways (ipad and a nook color rooted) but competition is good and I love Amazon (love my eink kindle gen 2). Oh and welcome to Android. It's just not ready for primetime, but getting there.
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by 2mur 15y ago
Nice site. Since I'm currently viewing this on IE7 (shoot me now), I can see that you have an error in you conditional IE comment so I can see it at the top of the page:  should be:
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by 2mur 15y ago
First, my sympathies for your wife, I wish the best outcome for you both. Second, please do not take any of the following for medical advice, I intend to speak generally. I mostly said moderately differentiated, because for a lot of patholo
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by 2mur 15y ago
Thanks. I probably should have caveated that statement with some qualifier. I'm not particularly worried about it in the short-term timeframe in which I expect to be earning my bread as a practicing surgical pathologist. I absolutely expect
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by 2mur 15y ago
I'm a pathologist and an avocational programmer. This is pretty neat material and is very relevant to me, as I have been trying to bone up my math chops with Khan Academy videos so that I can tackle some computer vision related work in path
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by 2mur 15y ago
Maybe a throttled node.js response on an img on a large image file? edit: Oops I see that staunch beat me to it.
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by 2mur 15y ago
Subscribe to the python tutors list [1]. Take a break from coding for 20 minutes a day or so and just read about the problems that other people have. [1] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor

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