Kudos

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721.
by Kudos 14y ago
Long-polling of what? Connecting to any datasource is going to block the event loop.
722.
by Kudos 14y ago
What are you comparing PHP to when calling it super slow? As far as I'm aware, it performs in the same league as Python, Ruby and Perl. There are reasons that this may be a joke, yours isn't valid.
723.
by Kudos 14y ago
> But building the spirit of your business and betting its survival on a Frameworks is just out of the question. People building stuff in PHP use frameworks as standard too, even if it's one they built themselves. I've recently converte
724.
by Kudos 14y ago
Well, for starters the whole standard library is blocking, so are all the third-party libraries. Then you have the fact that any good developer who knows PHP is also going to know enough Javascript to get by already. The only reason I can t
725.
by Kudos 14y ago
Apple?
726.
by Kudos 14y ago
I sold a site on there for about €2500, and the acquaintance who recommended it sold a site for something like €10000.
727.
by Kudos 14y ago
Now that typically means it's a jQuery plugin ;)
728.
by Kudos 14y ago
When did you plan on responsibly disclosing the vulnerability to your customers?
729.
by Kudos 15y ago
The 100mb connectivity says otherwise.
730.
by Kudos 15y ago
They can work on things in parallel, they have dozens of engineers at this point.
731.
by Kudos 15y ago
I never find it strange when Opera doesn't work. It's not Opera's fault, web developers generally don't care about it.
732.
by Kudos 15y ago
As pointed out in other comments, you didn't actually bench them and it turns out that Rackspace is better bang for buck in CPU terms. I wonder how much of your data is flawed in the same way.
733.
by Kudos 15y ago
Of course it means 6 things are monitored, I feel like you're exaggerating your confusion here. Pingdom uses the word check to refer to the same thing, they seem to be doing ok.
734.
by Kudos 15y ago
It relates to a previous thread on HN discussing PHP being like a hammer with a claw on both sides. It's not some random image link.
735.
by Kudos 15y ago
The fact that they're available at all now is an improvement from when I last had to use it.
736.
by Kudos 15y ago
I can't be the only one who thinks Codeigniter is a terrible framework. Does it still break GET vars by design? It seems like it's mostly the tool of choice for web designers.
737.
by Kudos 15y ago
They require a local address though, right?
738.
by Kudos 15y ago
If your DNS goes down it'll take your status site (status.getsignalbox.com) with it.
739.
by Kudos 15y ago
s/could/should/
740.
by Kudos 15y ago
Tumblr host their terms of service in a Git repo on Github. https://github.com/tumblr/policy
741.
by Kudos 15y ago
404, what was there?
742.
by Kudos 15y ago
Believe what you want. If they use bootstrap with no tweaking at all, they don't deserve any attention for their design.
743.
by Kudos 15y ago
http://foundation.zurb.com/
744.
by Kudos 15y ago
I don't think the OP is really talking about internal tooling, but rather the wider web.
745.
by Kudos 15y ago
I'm surprised it doesn't mention their previous startup Auctomatic which they sold for a few million when John was 17 and Patrick was 19.
746.
by Kudos 15y ago
I pushed it to 10k without much effort on a relatively small box. This doesn't sound far fetched to me. Edit: I actually pushed it to 10k/s rather than 10k simultaneous, which I suppose is a different matter.
747.
by Kudos 15y ago
According to Thoughtbot's post, Exceptional has been running Airbrake for months now.
748.
by Kudos 15y ago
TLDR; the €59/mo EX 4S scores higher (1729) than AWS m2.4xlarge (1511).
749.
by Kudos 15y ago
Nope.
750.
by Kudos 15y ago
They aired Battlestar Galactica a few hours ahead of the US. I'd imagine the narrower gap put an even deeper impact into piracy.

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