WALoeIII

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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Yeah but they probably don't watch movies.
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
No SciPy is amazing and I wish ruby had something like it. Its also got a lot of C so its pretty fast though you interface with it in Python. http://www.scipy.org/
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Rubinius, MacRuby and JRuby are all 1.8 implementations now with 1.9 still on the roadmap.
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Sweet, instapaper'd!
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
I think you could actually implement this with nginx + <insert evented/actor server (tornado, rainbows, mochiweb, yaws etc.) here> + your application quite easily. Nginx buffers the client's request (you cannot turn this off) before
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Facebook's approach seems like a really cool way around browser limitations. ESI is really cool for caching inside your infrastructure, but it doesn't help the client as much because they have to download the entire page again even if only
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
Its a totally different beast, not an apples to apples comparison. EE is simply a patched MRI, so it will be faster on strings (known issues with rbx), but rbx has generation GC and JIT which can only improve. Right now in my limited testin
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
What kind of configuration do you need to do to 'enable' PUT and DELETE? In my experience with 1.3, 2.0 and 2.2 it was always proxied correctly. I am using primarily nginx these days which also proxies the HTTP method without any special co
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by WALoeIII 16y ago
It fakes the PUT to help out browsers. If you pass in a _method paramater it overrides the actual HTTP verb, but this is actually done in middleware above Rails, the controller sees it as PUT.
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
OS X does not support TRIM. TRIM is only enabled on the G2 Intel SSDs and newer competing models, the original G1 does not have the instruction.
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
Use Buildmeister! My co-worker wrote a cool little tool wrapping this common workflow up so you can have single line deploys to staging that merge bug/feature branches. http://leigh.onehub.com/buildmeister-talk
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
I wonder how much of these news ratings are a reflection of the changing preferences of their primary audiences. Though I think CNN attempts to be as neutral as possible, I have always considered it a somewhat liberal network. Fox, on the o
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
This was particularly annoying as there is a replacement on the horizon, but not yet available. There is theoretically going to be application -> inbox which will be more useful in many cases, but its got this amorphous release date tha
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
This is easily done with Elastic Load Balancers, simply proxy to different ports for SSL and instruct your webserver to listen there. The huge upside is you can automate this just as well as any other piece.
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
Why would you run memcache outside of your VLAN though, doesn't that obviate most of the point (speed) by adding so much network latency?
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
What is console command to draw fps in top right? I can only remember 'timerefresh'.
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
+1 98102 ftw.
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
http://github.com/lifo/cramp It works best in Thin (EventMachine) or Rainbows! (Fibers). If you are doing I/O you should use NeverBlock ( http://www.espace.com.eg/neverblock/ ) they've even implemented a MySQL driver, the best part is the
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
This is not an apples to apples comparison, the implemented Languages are fundamentally different. I do think this is an inspiring factoid that shows what is possible with a well done JIT. Go Rubinius!
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
404
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Tasty Cookies with nginx(blog.onehub.com)
2 points by WALoeIII 17y ago|0 comments
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Hey, You Got Circles in my Scripty(blog.onehub.com)
2 points by WALoeIII 17y ago|0 comments
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
Thanks for showing me to Typhoeus, that's sweet lib! http://github.com/pauldix/typhoeus/
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
Absurdly expensive.
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
Heroku is on EC2, so its just as local/fast as their instances. Cost is probably a wash. What you're gaining is flexibility and control, you're also taking on some responsibility. Heroku -> RDS -> Your own EC2 instance is just a sli
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
5.1 scales better, and I would bet they're looking into XtraDB (if not already using it) which will go even further on multi-core machines. edit - 5.1 (recent releases) scales better mostly due to InnoDB 1.0.4 which incorporates a number
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
This only ensure the pages don't explode, you still have no idea that you are showing NASCAR stats on your NBA homepage... Crawl and Fuzz locally: http://github.com/relevance/tarantula
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
This is fantastic. EZ-Mode push using a very simple to deploy piece of software.
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
I believe simply up voting moves it into your Saved list. http://news.ycombinator.com/saved?id=WALoeIII - mine http://news.ycombinator.com/saved?id=bhrgunatha - yours
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by WALoeIII 17y ago
This is so cool. Props.

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