anotherjesse

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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Anyone have this frame? It looks like a good solution
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
I also wildcard *.localhacks.com to 127.0.0.1
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
It will be interesting seeing how they deal with stateful servers as they continue to grow. Does anyone know if they are currently doing session pinning?
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Anyone up for brute forcing the SHA1 ;)
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
"make rel", HTTP REST interface, and JS map-reduce fixed the learning curve for me. Even if you don't have the hardware I recommend trying it again.
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
We are using Lustre on a projec. The differences that jump out to me on http://ceph.newdream.net/about/ 1) auto-balancing when new storage nodes are added 2) copies of objects stored in multiple storage nodes Running HA Lustre requires a
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
m2.2xlarge are High-Memory Double Extra Large instances. 34.2 GB of memory 13 EC2 Compute Units (4 virtual cores with 3.25 EC2 Compute Units each) 850 GB of instance storage 64-bit platform I/O Performance: High Whi
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
$5.69 means that they have increased the price by $0.001 5690 times. prices = (1..5690).collect { |member| member * 0.001 } prices.inject(0) { |price, sum| price + sum }
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Additional income comes from signup - current fee is $5.69 to join. They increase the cost by $0.001 each time a user signs up. (not where they started the price, but assuming $0.01 that could be another $16190.90) I like the idea of char
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
If you were to take the GFM that was implemented on top of showdown and use it for something like a wiki (ala stackoverflow's wiki-fication of questions), then currently you have XSS holes. I love GFM. I've been using it on userscripts.org
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Be careful of most JavaScript markdown implementations! Their live preview (showdown-based) JS has XSS holes. Their ruby version seems to much better! Perhaps it should be renamed "developer markdown" - DMD - and then github/stackoverflow/
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Neat! Rather than having to issue a find, perhaps a background task that primes the cache as soon as you mount?
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
I guess I should have read the fine print. I ordered the $300 device after they sent an email a couple months ago. It supposedly has shipped and will arrive any moment - I didn't realize it would be cripple-ware
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
I want it so I code do: % etherclient foo.txt etherclient accepting from http://example.com/as213 Then I can share the url with co-workers. The pad is initialized with the contents of foo.txt and then updates are sent. Then ma
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
I've wanted to add a feature like this into userscripts.org for a long time! stop! compile time
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Or just add to the head of the document <base target="_top" /> Then it works for those without JS
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Does this use your (soon to be public?) api? If so, any news on when it is going to be available?
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
I think Tornado is awesome since the applications you write can be read by normal people. While Twisted is powerful (and as the poster said, in the same magnitude of performance), it has a tough learning curve. Even if Tornado isn't succe
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Did any of Parakey ever get released? screenshots? code? or just firebug?
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
"Rarely do most people who go to top schools pay full price" The fact that you have to state that shows there is an issue with information. I scored really high my SAT/ACT (and again on my GRE I scored perfect in 2 of the 3 categories - in
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
I feel that, but I see the issue is not being as connected. People who went to elite colleges built a valuable network, many of their friends and class mates are in big business or startups. None of my class mates are anywhere near the val
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
I have both this and SICP in hardbound book format, I wonder if anyone has converted them to kindle format so I wouldn't have to buy another copy.
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Aaron Boodman (the creator of Greasemonkey) and others are working on this part of chrome. Aaron had initially tried to get his idea for extensions as greasemonkey scripts into Firefox between 1.5 and 2.0. Google isn't a small startup. Ev
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by anotherjesse 17y ago
Automattic (Wordpress) put their documents under a creative commons license: TOS: http://en.wordpress.com/tos/ Privacy Policy: http://automattic.com/privacy/ And everyone seems to use the same DMCA document, but I'm not sure who cr
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by anotherjesse 18y ago
English Docs are here: http://wiki.nginx.org/Main - the site used to be wiki.codemongers.com but it is now under nginx.org
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by anotherjesse 18y ago
If you know you are leaving then perhaps try to renegotiate? Perhaps doing the job part-time would allow you to have time to do meaningful work on your own while not giving 100% of your stable income. Perhaps there is an option that will le
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by anotherjesse 18y ago
If you hold down ctrl when you click or hit return it will open in a new tab. If you hold shown shift when you click or hit return it will open in a new window. For completeness but not useful very often: hold down alt (then click or return
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by anotherjesse 18y ago
I used to be the lead dev at flock - I've not worked there for almost 2 years now, but I talk to several of the developers regularly. I don't know what their business plans are but: Most of the code isn't UI, it is JS. JS which is portabl
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by anotherjesse 18y ago
Perhaps incorporating rapid thought in your morning routine as a way to wake up energized? Anyone have any ideas? In the morning I tend to think kinda repetitively - what are my priorities for today... In the evening I tend to start think
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by anotherjesse 18y ago
Interesting! A few days ago I blogged how I wished that my readers could copy edit my posts: http://overstimulate.com/articles/readers-as-copy-editors I'll try this out. (I was debating prototyping a "copy edit" feature by hacking m

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