MoOmer

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by MoOmer 12y ago
Sites down; but, I wanted to add that at the peak of Hadoop hype, an unnamed company asked how I'd tally up occurrences of a value in a 1gb flat file, where the job would need to be done recurringly on multiple files, quickly. Without
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Crashes latest mobile chrome on iOS.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Are you rendering the JavaScript on those pages? What's your in-domain delay?
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by MoOmer 12y ago
To that end, the author also suggested that it may serve the project (and subsequent forks) well if the project owner disabled PRs.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
The idea is that there are a few community-developed and supported dependency managers that do this for you to choose from: https://code.google.com/p/go-wiki/wiki/PackageManagementTool...
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by MoOmer 12y ago
The point would be to enforce the openness of changes to the source. If you go in and add some things, change the design etc. and pass it off as your own, someone can take the changes you've made and do the same. Not only that, but you
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Thank you for your work. Pro Git is the Git Bible; looking forward to reading v2.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
I'd say that the fact that it doesn't even work - arbitrarily doling out 'hater' marks due to a poor sentiment engine - makes it a good candidate for removal. This insidious flaw results in two things: 1. accounts bein
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Background jobs are good for this sort of thing. Hope it's not being done in a controller...
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by MoOmer 12y ago
From another perspective, it's a way to punish publishers who work with ad companies which do not respect your privacy. I wonder if it can be disabled for ad networks that don't collect user data.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Have you identified a vulnerability, or is that pure conjecture?
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by MoOmer 12y ago
I use OVH, and have only great things to say.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
For $50/month you can get a Xeon E3 1225v2 with 32GB ram and 3-120GB ssds and 300mbps pipe nowadays.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
If only I had specified the exact subset of users that would benefit most from reading my recommendation, then that might have allayed your concerns. Certainly, if it's not for you, then it's not for you.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
As someone who has Keurigs at work, and enjoys coffee daily, I'd posted it for those of us who view the Keurig as a device to brew good coffee quickly. The AeroPress does this much better in my opinion (the flavor and quality differenc
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by MoOmer 12y ago
For those of you still using Keurigs, French presses or drip coffee, check out the AeroPress: http://priceonomics.com/the-invention-of-the-aeropress/
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Facebook wrote Cassandra for such scenarios. https://m.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=24413138919
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by MoOmer 12y ago
For ruby, there's Pry [0]. [0]: http://pryrepl.org/
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Interesting and quick work. The story of the libcrypto SRP glass house makes me feel like a little kid who just heard a ghost story. Is OpenSSL being notified of security bugs you all find in your pairing down process?
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Allow me to present Cassandra: http://planetcassandra.org/what-is-apache-cassandra/ Note that Cassandra scales linearly. http://wiki.apache.org/cassandra/ArticlesAndPresentations
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by MoOmer 12y ago
> We are removing support for green threading from the standard library and moving it out into an external package. This allows for a closer match between the Rust model and the underlying operating system, which makes for more efficient
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by MoOmer 12y ago
I pasted this in the gist comments, and I'll reproduce it here from Hoare's Communicating Sequential Processes: [0] > But the dangers of convenient facilities are notorious. For example, the repetitive commands with input gua
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Or, we had lunch
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Not MRI, but JRuby + http://akka.io/ There are also some great gems like Celluloid to help. That said, it's not the same as built-in concurrency.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
This is great; I'm still reading through, but, I had no idea that the performance drop was that steep!
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Pretty telling that this post's comments have become a place for us developers to warn and caution each other on how to protect ourselves from this kind of predation.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
For REST APIs, writing the database queries are easy enough; and, often less painful than trying to figure out an API. I don't know of any Rails app that hasn't required some amount of custom queries. When you consider that the mo
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by MoOmer 12y ago
That's not how I treat AirBnB at all; I use AirBnB to stay at a place that's not a hotel. Sometimes it ends up being a lot more expensive (i.e.: when renting out a cabin, or an on-beach room), but exactly what I want.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Interesting - A pal of mine was working on one of these in Go as well for his organization; I was contemplating writing one in Go also. I was your first star; but have no time to look at the code in depth yet!
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Though, with crouton, you can expect to take a battery life hit

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