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by amix 14y ago
If you run chsh and get error "/usr/local/bin/fish: non-standard shell" simply add /usr/local/bin/fish to /etc/shells. Just to save you a Google search :)
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by amix 14y ago
Great to see somebody from Startup Chile! Congrats on the launch Peter :-)
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by amix 14y ago
What a coincidence... I just blogged about our switch to uWSGI. For anybody interested check out our setup here: http://amix.dk/blog/post/19689 As you can read in the above blog post there are some issues, especially when handling very b
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by amix 14y ago
We learned a lesson in mobile development and we are dumping our HTML5 mobile app. The experience is simply too limited and you need to do lots of hacks to make simple things work. For anybody that is thinking about going HTML5: don't do it
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by amix 14y ago
I am very happy to see a Todoist user on HN! Founder of Todoist here. Unfortunately I had I detour in social networks so the work on Todoist has been slow for some years. But about 8 months ago we started fulltime working on it and Wedoist.
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by amix 14y ago
The team behind nginx plan to roll out SPDY support at the end of May [1]. Will align nice with Firefox's support for SPDY! [1] https://twitter.com/#!/nginxorg/status/192301063934705665
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by amix 14y ago
Because I love my work and I want more of it :)
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by amix 14y ago
I think this sounds great for people with families. But being 26 without kids this does not really appeal to me. Without girlfriend I would probably work 6 days pr. week as I think one day relaxing is sufficient, especially if you don't wor
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by amix 15y ago
Did not expect this post from 2010 to hit HN... Happy to see that my content is still useful :) To add something new to the discussion I think HN should use Reddit's comment sorting algorithm (the confidence sort). It produces way better re
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by amix 15y ago
I am not really that excited about any of these features that's in 3.3 (or even in Python 3). The biggest problem I have is that Python 2 works "good enough" and upgrading to Python 3 does not have many benefits, other than lots of work and
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by amix 15y ago
It looks like a great project. Some features I would like to see: * Alerts via SMS (possibly by integrating Twilio / Tropo). * API via zeromq instead of HTTP. Async logging via workers. This could become handy if you log lots of things. It
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by amix 15y ago
There should be a Kindle/eBook version of this. One of the reasons why I haven't read "The Four Steps to the Epiphany" is because it's only available in paperback.
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by amix 15y ago
If you control the domains you can use script tags communication or Cross-Origin Resource Sharing Ajax (for newer browsers). This makes it possible to create cross domain communication with a few lines of code and it works in most modern br
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by amix 15y ago
I remember reading DHH's blog post about him sucking at math and focusing on solving easy problems: http://david.heinemeierhansson.com/arc/000462.html It's a good read for those that think that you need to be a super mathematician and kno
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by amix 15y ago
Getting whitelisted and managing your mail server isn't easy and usually costs a lot. I think it's only something that should be optimized when you are sending millions of emails pr. month (like they are). For everybody else, you can save a
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by amix 15y ago
Cassandra initial team was lead by Avinash Lakshman who was one of the authors of Amazon's Dynamo. So it's not strange that Cassandra is hugely inspired by Dynamo (and vice versa).
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by amix 15y ago
Lamson makes email processing easy - it is a very modern framework for writing email applications. I have used it for a while now (almost a year) and have not had huge problems. I have written about it here (including code samples): http:/
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by amix 15y ago
I was in same group as Herval and he is a good guy. This said, I have a huge problem with this general mentality and I think a lot of today's entrepreneurs are spoiled brats that don't have their perspectives right. I have had an awesome ex
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by amix 15y ago
Why is it that Flask is highlighted when juggernaut, node.js and redis do the realtime communication? :-/
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by amix 15y ago
The real issue is that mastering something takes an awful long time - 10.000 hours or 10 years from what I have read (Malcolm Gladwell, Peter Norvig, various research). Most people aren't willing to put in this effort and most people aren't
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by amix 15y ago
Nice to see a Danish startup getting traction. Go Europe! ;)
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by amix 15y ago
I hope that the node.js community will embrace even more democracy and even more choice when handling the "standard library" and the "external library". Here is what I wrote 2 years ago about the ideas for a future language that embraces de
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by amix 15y ago
No, I did not learn about non-blocking approach recently. I have built solutions in Java and in node that scaled to over 300.000 open connections pocessing billions of messages. Besides that you are missing my point, which basically is to n
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by amix 15y ago
I blame them and not the technology stack they used. It's idiotic to mix blocking technologies with non-blocking technologies as blocking the IO loop is fatal for performance as you won't be able to process any events while the IO loop is b
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God wrote in Lisp code(youtube.com)
4 points by amix 15y ago|0 comments
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by amix 15y ago
I am participating in this program and it's been an amazing experience. I have met entrepreneurs from all around the world and gained different insights that I would not have gained had I stayed in Denmark. Chile is also a very beautiful co
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Start-Up Chile application process #3 now open ($40K no equity grant)(startupchile.org)
13 points by amix 15y ago|0 comments
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by amix 15y ago
Who did the UI and design? I really like it :)
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by amix 15y ago
I keep mine at http://amix.dk/vim/vimrc.html
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Start-Up Chile application process #2 now open ($40K grant)(startupchile.org)
1 points by amix 15y ago|0 comments

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