Plugawy

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by Plugawy 9y ago
I have seen some Common Lisp code which also uses that notation. Of course it could have been CL code written by a clojurian;-)
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by Plugawy 9y ago
Interesting, I guess there's so much prior work around* it should be easy to dismiss the patent. * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiling_window_manager
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by Plugawy 9y ago
Funny how these things come and go - I made a workflowy inspired plugin for Vim https://github.com/lukaszkorecki/workflowish Little did I know I was re-inventing org-mode
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How we moved from Ruby to Clojure (mostly)(medium.com)
2 points by Plugawy 10y ago|0 comments
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by Plugawy 10y ago
That's the boat I'm I'm - we have less than a dozen services and all we need is packing them neatly on worker nodes and some load balancing. Setting up Kubernetes for that looked like an absolute overkill. I need to try Docke
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by Plugawy 10y ago
coffeemug explained it himself in a podcast where he was interviewed about Rethinkdb (I don't remember the name of the podcast). Basically it boiled down to the fact that all existing databases (at that time) could be tuned with very l
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Show HN: NomNom – all your customer feedback in one place(nomnom.it)
6 points by Plugawy 10y ago|0 comments
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Talking to users(defstartup.org)
127 points by Plugawy 10y ago|26 comments
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Multics Emacs: The History, Design and Implementation (1979)(multicians.org)
69 points by Plugawy 10y ago|7 comments
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Js2-mode: a new JavaScript mode for Emacs (2008)(steve-yegge.blogspot.com)
1 points by Plugawy 10y ago|0 comments
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Coffee technology at Geckoboard(medium.com)
3 points by Plugawy 10y ago|0 comments
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This is how people read your IT outsourcing emails(medium.com)
2 points by Plugawy 11y ago|0 comments
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by Plugawy 11y ago
http://Put.io is a one example of such service
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by Plugawy 11y ago
Completely out of curiosity I checked the status of my emacs server: 189 opened buffers (4 terminal sessions, rest are mixture of Ruby, Clojure, Javascript and Elisp files) < 1% CPU 2 processes (server + attached editor)
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by Plugawy 11y ago
Nice one! Thanks a lot
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by Plugawy 11y ago
Can you post some examples of your Makefiles? I'm trying to work out how I can replace Rails' asset pipeline without getting a headache caused by overwhelming number of node-based tools I'd have to install. Having one tool +
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by Plugawy 12y ago
So it's basically: tail -f <(ssh -t host 'tail -f /var/log/sth') <(ssh -t host2 'tail -f /var/log/sth') + I need to install nodejs?
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by Plugawy 14y ago
Vim had abbreviations way before TextMate has been created. Think about that.
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by Plugawy 14y ago
I had the same problem and it turned out that if you block Facebook and/or Twitter you will break things.
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by Plugawy 14y ago
Why not? I've been using it without any problems. It's just easier to manage.
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by Plugawy 15y ago
ree is 1.8.7 - Rails3 doesn't work with anything below 1.8.7
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by Plugawy 15y ago
That's what I did - I got a cheapest VPS for $5 so that I can stream stuff from Hulu/CrunchyRoll/and few other services. Plus - it's always useful to have a VPS anyway.
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by Plugawy 15y ago
Wow, it's pretty much the same as Titanium Desktop. (yes - I remember XULRunner and Adobe AIR - but the first didn't have any usable documentation, and the later is just Flash with webkit web view + AS<->JS bridge)
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by Plugawy 16y ago
Any chance for adding own data through REST api? I'd be nice to see output of my custom monitoring daemon sent as JSON to your service and displayed in the Dashboard.
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by Plugawy 16y ago
Any reason why I can't sign up with my real name (which contains non-ascii characters)? Come on! It's XXI century.
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by Plugawy 17y ago
Oh, good to know - I haven't looked at jQuery since 1.2 since Prototype and MooTools where doing the job for me.
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by Plugawy 17y ago
Depends on what are you going to do - I created quite big apps in both jQuery and Prototype. Whatever you want to do - you can do in both - it all depends on the size. I find Prototype better for big projects where you can use it's class sy
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by Plugawy 17y ago
Interesting thing is that the latest version of Launchy works on OSX as well.
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by Plugawy 17y ago
They need an app for that I'm afraid...
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by Plugawy 17y ago
Wow. How could the forget about Mighty Mouse?

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