Uchikoma

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by Uchikoma 15y ago
Like Computer, oh well, no Computer in German is Computer. Try Biergarten, oh well.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
People that don't want "filtering", also want their search results in German, Chinese or Japanese? Or is "filtering" on language ok?
753.
by Uchikoma 15y ago
What does faithful mean? You want German or Chinese results? You want global or local results (in your language of choice). There is always personalization in search.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
Surfing in anonymous mode with Chrome should work as an opt-out, or shouldn't it?
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
We had this problem some years ago with JSP which compiles all code into one service() method.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
The important sentence is: "Obviously it would be nicer if Scala supported union types as primitives, but at least this construction shows that the Scala compiler has all the information it needs to be able to do that. " Which means the com
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
The important sentence is: "Obviously it would be nicer if Scala supported union types as primitives, but at least this construction shows that the Scala compiler has all the information it needs to be able to do that. " Which means the com
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
Although it might be considered "Pro"-European, I think http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_European_Dream is a good book on the topic of US and European differences.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
Sure, sorry Europe does not have innovations like Twitter and we need to stay with automobile, machine engineering, medical, chemical innovations, built the largest commercial plane and sell more commercial planes than the largest US produc
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
Our Tomcats definetly didn't check for file handles, or run out of the box. The same goes for our NGINX. Can't talk about PostgreSQL, but MySQL certainly isn't delivered in a high volume configuration either.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
The Reddit guys think differently: "[...] (rabbitmq) died, which added about an hour to the downtime. It dies like this pretty often at 2am or at other especially bad times. Usually it doesn't cause any data-loss, just sleep-loss (its queue
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
Yes, including the minor country Germany.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
Germany is blacked out.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
"That doesn't make any sense. Anything that can run node.js can also run erlang, so let's use some erlang code inside node.js, right?" Sounds right from a Turing perspective, but probably not from a pratical point of view. There are tons of
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
People need to read Zed Shaws "poll, epoll, science, and superpoll" on this, and no longer repeat the "scale well" mantra. "Another way to put this is if your server or protocol is the type that transmits a ton of data and can't tolerate id
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
Only if you have your varnishs/mod_security in several hosting locations around the world.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
Thanks, sounds great, Amsterdam is good enough for Germany already I think, I'll give the free plan a try.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
I assume it only makes sense for US companies with US visitors? Or do they have other locations? Latency from Europe might be to long?
769.
by Uchikoma 15y ago
The site is back. The linked article does not present any facts about "The rise of Erlang". So I stand by my -3 downvoted comment above.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
I'm not sure there is a rise of Erlang. Not even sure there is a rise in Erlang concepts. Disclaimer: I didn't read the article as the site is down for me - probably not written in Erlang. And I'm an Akka user.
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by Uchikoma 15y ago
It's not just you.
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by Uchikoma 16y ago
So not getting rides to Disney Land is the same as being worked to death? Way off doesn't begin to describe how screwed your comparison is.
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by Uchikoma 16y ago
A cunning plan, as cunning as a fox who's just been appointed Professor of Cunning at Oxford University.
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by Uchikoma 16y ago
I have a Dyson - and after some years I think it's only a hype product. I couldn't realize for a long time I've fallen for a 90% marketing, 10% product thing. My next vacuum will not be a Dyson.
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by Uchikoma 16y ago
My view on managers: Turn your org chart 180°. All managers are supporting those "above" them, this is their primary goal. Usually companies have this the other way round. This also means there is no problem with "useless" middle management
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by Uchikoma 16y ago
In other news: How to become just a developer
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by Uchikoma 16y ago
Bugged me too.
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by Uchikoma 16y ago
I would be interested in how tidal generators can cause >100.000 deaths.
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by Uchikoma 16y ago
Me neither, real man, I was around 9 when I got hands on a VC20.
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by Uchikoma 16y ago
I second [2]

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