Edmond

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by Edmond 10y ago
Probably won't sit well with website owners. If you attempt to connect over TLS when it isn't supported, there is a performance impact, basically you have to attempt one failed connection for every http request, do that for every
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by Edmond 10y ago
I personally think it is due to a lack of true innovation, most cloud IDEs are just copies of native IDEs minus the performance benefit. The browser is a powerful platform and when you combine that with a server you have something very capa
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by Edmond 10y ago
Another developer tool maker here (crudzilla.com). Quite shocking though,they "appeared" to be doing quite ok.
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by Edmond 10y ago
Love it.
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by Edmond 10y ago
Hmmmm You're making quite a bold claim, I don't see you make any reference to ML, if I were to draw inference from your post I would conclude you were talking about better ways to instrument software so you can track what it is do
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by Edmond 10y ago
That statement in a way makes my point. Good tooling should help the creator offload a lot of the "thinking about your program", rather it should help you focus on what you want to do. Also the long time taken in high-level decisi
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by Edmond 10y ago
I think a big part of the problem can be attributed to tool makers and the lack of true innovation in that arena. As a developer tool maker (HiveMind: crudzilla.com) I am almost always disappointed when I come across a "new" devel
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by Edmond 10y ago
I haven't heard of packetzoom before, I'll definitely take time over the weekend or next week to dig into your approach. I wouldn't call DNS based IP mapping "horrendous" simply because it doesn't work as well
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by Edmond 10y ago
I think the vision is not really about a specific technical approach or language or framework. It is about building or inventing new ways of delivering business applications that is business focused. Traditional approaches (IDEs and Framewo
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by Edmond 10y ago
I think the vision behind ColdFusion is/was (it is still being sold) solid, I think the implementation is however flawed. I am the developer of HiveMind (crudzilla.com), it shares the ColdFusion vision (ie simpler business application
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by Edmond 10y ago
The 20 seconds with Akamai is because of their dynamic end user IP mapping technology, Basically they need to map in near real-time based on characteristics of the end user IP, they can't afford a long TTL
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Hype on HackNews and Silicon Valley(blog.crudzilla.com)
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by Edmond 10y ago
This is great! Abstracting away static code analysis is very helpful for people like us building browser based dev tools. I am the developer of HiveMind (crudzilla.com), I have been dragging my feet about plunging into static code analysis
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Your code is not a project(blog.crudzilla.com)
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Too many little JavaScript boxes(blog.crudzilla.com)
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Get out of the box sometimes(blog.crudzilla.com)
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by Edmond 10y ago
Yeah, I took a look at DrRacket and thought about integrating parts of its libraries into Letzcode, maybe I will at some point. Letzcode is based on JScheme; Letzcode is mainly for students, meant as an engaging way to introduce students to
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by Edmond 10y ago
if anyone is looking for a quick Scheme environment to play with try letzcode.com, I built it as an EdTech project. It is basically a REPL as a messaging app.
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by Edmond 10y ago
I Like the UI, it is time for dev tools to start looking like they're used by adults instead of typically looking like the video game screen of a teenager. As a developer of web dev tools (crudzilla.com), I am biased towards tools buil
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by Edmond 10y ago
Indeed, quite odd to describe "soft skill" as critical thinking skills, ie cognitive skills. soft skill typically is social skill, the type of nebulous skill that while it may have value leaves huge room to interpretation.
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by Edmond 10y ago
I grew up eating mostly steamed and smoked fish. In the US often fish is served either deep fried (and breaded) or with some kind of sauce that kills the flavor of the fish. Of cause "Chinese" restaurants are the quintessential Am
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by Edmond 10y ago
I love red snapper, I'd like to think I can tell the difference between that and Tilapia (or any other fish). I guess it depends on how you eat your fish. In general I usually buy whole red snapper and can obviously see what it is, it
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Show HN: Let your business users manage and publish JSON(blog.crudzilla.com)
5 points by Edmond 10y ago|2 comments
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Do You Believe in God, or Is That a Software Glitch?(nytimes.com)
4 points by Edmond 10y ago|0 comments
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Annoucing the release of Hivemind 2.0(blog.crudzilla.com)
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Annoucing Major Hivemind UI Upgrade(blog.crudzilla.com)
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by Edmond 10y ago
No it doesn't.
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by Edmond 10y ago
Not at all. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/possibly If you really want to go there, then one could say any reference or dependence on possibility implies probability, which necessarily includes the possibili
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by Edmond 10y ago
Grammar police: "Yahoo probes possibly huge data breach"
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Show HN: Learn Scheme and JavaScript using text chat(letzcode.com)
1 points by Edmond 10y ago|0 comments

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