MoOmer

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by MoOmer 12y ago
As someone who ran my fathers trucking company after he passed away, I'd say you're missing quite a few things. A good mileage interval guide would show what you can expect (minor) to repair/replace every once in a while. I s
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Large scale AJAX/JavaScript Enabled Web Crawling with Apache Nutch and Selenium(soryy.com)
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by MoOmer 12y ago
I love using Cassandra; it's been a dream for analytics. Thank you Netflix et al. for not only moving the project forward, but providing research and commentary like this and others available at http://wiki.apache.org/c
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by MoOmer 12y ago
In Go at least, you can certainly enforce private fields and methods on a strict to be accessible only within the scope of the package.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
If I recall, they'd surpassed reddit in terms of users last year; and, if they're still growing from 3.5-4bn monthly pageviews, they may catch up to reddit's ~5bn monthly [1]. [0]: http://www.theguardian.com/t
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by MoOmer 12y ago
AngularJS and Ember can be intimidating if you've never: A) Built an API B) Used an MVC Framework (front or back end) This can be easily overcome by following either a book like "AngularJS in Action" or spending some time usi
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Here here for supervisord watching Go behind nginx. I have this set up in production; even using the nginx tcpproxy plugin to reverse proxy some RPC servers.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Dreamhost in my mind is associated with horror stories, but I've never used them. I have a few personal VPS servers, but still do all my email, static site hosting, and DNS etc through ASmallOrange. For $50/yr I don't have to
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Let me also say that comments about vm size on EC2 almost never consider that bare metal performance can be magnitudes better. If you can build a redundant system, and don't need the extra 99.999999s of hardware resilience, but can hav
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by MoOmer 12y ago
I still use this on 0.11: docker ps -l --no-trunc lxc-attach -n xxxxxxxxxx
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Congrats to the team - I'm wrapping up a deployment on 0.11 now; and, though there are definitely some pain points, docker wasn't even near the most painful part of the process.
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by MoOmer 12y ago
I don't believe the author is 'pimping' Rust. "C#" appears five times on the page, in snippets like this: It seems to borrow quite extensively C# and .. I don't know how to say this politely or immodestly
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by MoOmer 12y ago
All: This Prof is awesome. The last version posted on MIT Open Courseware was from 2006. I'm going to go ahead and guess that video/audio recording/editing resources etc. are limited, and this is not a priority course. That d
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by MoOmer 12y ago
Some source code and assignment info from Spring 2014 available here: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dga/15-440/S14/assignments.html
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by MoOmer 12y ago
For new entrants, here's an email I sent out to some colleagues of mine just getting into ML. I'm wrapping up a project that's using Mahout, and am getting into Spark & MLlib now. I've regurgitated this on reddit alr
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by MoOmer 13y ago
I've got to say that the more I hear "Redis can never be reliable" the more I cringe. It just seems like one of those things that's been said and repeated without people stopping to fact-check along the way. Redis Cluste
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by MoOmer 13y ago
Not sure if you're still there, but I think rfc 2822 was made obsolete by 5322[1] - which has since had some updates as well [1] http://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc5322/
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by MoOmer 13y ago
For my Mac, I typically use the enterprise graphical install[1]. If you're comfortable with command line, you really can't go wrong on most Linux flavors with the great documentation on the project website[2]. [1] http:/&#x2
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by MoOmer 13y ago
Very cool; another Clojure project with source available.
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by MoOmer 13y ago
My first gen retina has problems connecting to certain WiFi points. Netstat shows an assigned ip that's out of range, while others continue to receive regular IPs. Renders it useless for helping teach Rails development/googling to
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by MoOmer 13y ago
Not all providers there are bad; BuyVM is one that has treated me excellently
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by MoOmer 13y ago
Disclaimer: I work for one of General Mills' AORs, but if you like this, Nature Valley has been working on something similar for quite a while now: http://www.naturevalleytrailview.com/
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by MoOmer 13y ago
To be fair, the Mac-mini rack has real purpose: http://hackaday.com/2012/12/09/160-mac-minis-one-rack/
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by MoOmer 13y ago
Before anyone else gets this idea, I'd encourage you to look at your organizations' resident country laws before thinking & acting on this. Companies based in the UK, for example, can not make the claim found above ( http:&#x
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by MoOmer 13y ago
Interesting, I think I've found some reading to start my memorial day.
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by MoOmer 13y ago
Very cool, but the site examples broke on my Android 2.3.5 browser - " Cannot set property 'overflow' of null"
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by MoOmer 14y ago
If I was a person with Aspergers, I would be extremely annoyed that the term 'Aspie' is used here. Why not, 'for these people,' type of wording? Coining or perpetuating a term like that only serves to isolate anyone that might otherwise hav
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by MoOmer 14y ago
Right, but the point being made elsewhere in the thread is that agencies usually can approach or exceed your goal rate, while not requiring you to share your secret sauce (ie: your leads).
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by MoOmer 14y ago
Right on, you and your teams' attitudes are encouraging!
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by MoOmer 14y ago
For one, their documentation has consistently been accessible to beginners. Other frameworks might have had some crossover functionality, but Jq wrapped it all up in a neat, concise, package complete with a supportive community and excellen

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