antimora

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   by antimora 15y ago

   I find using http://www.google.com/codesearch is more accurate, since it covers a lot more code.
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   by antimora 15y ago

   There is a GRE Subject Test for Computer Science that covers broad set of questions: http://www.ets.org/gre/subject/about/content/computer_scienc... You can use this as your guidance. Here is a practice test that you can look into. It has
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   10 Most Hated Jobs (top 5 are surprising)(cnbc.com)

   5 points by antimora 15y ago|5 comments
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   by antimora 15y ago

   Question to the crowd. I am perplexed how such information becomes public. Does it get published by VCs or firms themselves? What's the advantage making this information public?
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   UBS says unauthorized trading causes $2 billion loss(washingtonpost.com)

   1 points by antimora 15y ago|0 comments
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   by antimora 15y ago

   Is it me, or that app is super fast?
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   by antimora 15y ago

   This was originally posted on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2960235 Here is the article link: http://theabyssgazes.blogspot.com/2010/03/teal-and-orange-ho...
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   by antimora 15y ago

   I wish the fonts for descriptions were more readable.
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   by antimora 15y ago

   After reading that article on Orange and Teal colors being using in movies, I started noticing the color palette, especially in this one.
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    by antimora 15y ago

    For fun, the figure should open eyes after a minute so of viewing =)
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Interesting utility. Just tried it. Thanks.
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    Language as a window into human nature [video](youtube.com)

    1 points by antimora 15y ago|0 comments
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    by antimora 15y ago

    The article is misleading. Recently people have been concerned about the US public debt not the external debt, which includes private borrowers. This is the money the article is referring to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Though I use Linux on daily basis, I see the source code for the first time.
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Looks like the directory index was left open. http://textrunner.cs.washington.edu/
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Could you also try benchmarking uWSGI in async mode? Preferably with gevent? Looking forward, thanks!
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion. I haven't considered Redis Cluster, but I definitely will.
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Primarily sessions will live in RAM. And I was going to use MongoDB to persist sessions just in case the daemon dies or session is not found in RAM as a fallback. The reason for using MongoDB is because it's my primary database. But your co
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Initially I was, because I am coming from the Oracle world. But for the performance gain, I can give up ACID compliance, which is solvable with additional code complexity. For extra reliability in MongoDB, I am thinking to use replica sets
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Primarily I wanted it to be really fast, be able to invalidate session, and be available on any node via active replication. If I used Beaker, I had to use memcached which is not replicated (by default setup), and each validation would have
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Yes, it was primarily because of the performance. According to these benchmarks, unicorn totally choked: "... At the bottom we have Twisted and Gunicorn ..." http://nichol.as/benchmark-of-python-web-servers
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Thanks. Actually I did consider Beaker it didn't fulfill my requirement. I wanted to replicate sessions across nodes actively and async, and also I wanted to persist to MongoDB async. So here is how I was considering to build: - sessions up
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    by antimora 15y ago

    I am considering this stack off the shelf in my next big project: - uWSGI - performs better than gunicorn and has support for async apps using gevent - nginix - front end server - pyramid - web framework - mongodb - database - mongoengine
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    by antimora 15y ago

    I don't get why this type of news fascinates people. I mean her being 20 year old and VC. Why this circumstance/context makes this event so special? Would her age attribute to being better at what she does? Why this news deserve my or anyon
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    Gmail Trademark Disputes(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by antimora 15y ago|0 comments
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    by antimora 15y ago

    It looks like the extension was removed from the store, was it intentional? https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/alelhddbbhepgpmgid...
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    by antimora 15y ago

    And I actually was about to spread the good word about this extension to my coworkers because this extension is very useful compared to other screenshot tools because it can capture the whole page instead just the screen area.
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    by antimora 15y ago

    I am not sure when though the software was updated (either to have this checkbox or something else) according to Joel (developer) http://www.seroundtable.com/google-amazon-treatment-13881.ht...
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    by antimora 15y ago

    Very popular. It's got 422,340 users and 12,925 of 5 star ratings. Here is the link to the extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/alelhddbbhepgpmgid... And apparently there is a corresponding Firefox addon as well, which has
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    Chrome extension "Awesome Screenshot" messes with Google search results(seroundtable.com)

    81 points by antimora 15y ago|36 comments