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by arturhoo 11y ago
I thought Ansible wasn't ported to Python 3 [0] and actually had a lot of weird bugs when I last tried to use it. It is one of the few reasons I keep Python 2 installed on my laptop. [0]: http://docs.ansible.com/ansible
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by arturhoo 11y ago
Exactly, Imagine introducing programming to kids at the same time they learn the cartesian coordinate system, or allowing them to grasp f(x) = sin(x) visually through experimentation. And pointed somewhere else on this thread, you can publi
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by arturhoo 11y ago
As a Data Visualization enthusiast, I can say that Processing [0] is a great candidate for an introductory language to introduce programming (and computer science in general). It is a less verbose subset and superset of Java at the same tim
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by arturhoo 11y ago
Give AOL Reader a try. Feels very familiar to G Reader and the search functionality is competent enough.
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by arturhoo 11y ago
Well, as a brazilian, his statement sounded very true to me. I'll try no to generalize as much as he did and tell the story from our perspective. Taxi drivers and politicians in Brazil are fighting Uber because they are losing slices o
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by arturhoo 11y ago
pg nailed it yesterday on Twitter: "Uber is so obviously a good thing that you can measure how corrupt cities are by how hard they try to suppress it." https://twitter.com/paulg/status/222462460978937856
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by arturhoo 11y ago
Hi Antirez, always nice to use and see work from a good professional and outstanding community member. Whenever I saw people using Redis as a queue server, it was mainly for two reasons: 1) they were already using Redis and it had the right
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Beanstalkd: a simple and reliable message queue(artur-rodrigues.com)
1 points by arturhoo 11y ago|0 comments
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Uber may have been Hacked(artur-rodrigues.com)
3 points by arturhoo 11y ago|0 comments
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by arturhoo 12y ago
Agreed, I've used beanstalkd in multiple projects/companies and its simplicity, robustness and especially stability has always impressed me. There are client drivers for a wide range of languages including Python and Ruby (and als
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by arturhoo 12y ago
sent you 1000. I'm arturhoo on Stellar
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by arturhoo 12y ago
I am currently downloading XCode 6.3 Beta [1] without being a registered developer (used my ordinary credentials), does that mean that I will be able to write applications and play with the REPL? Has it just been made available? [1] https:
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by arturhoo 12y ago
A year or so ago, they introduced the ability to change the instance type between the same family type [1]. [1] http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ri-modify...
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by arturhoo 13y ago
MS Office for MAC received retina support in one of the last updates. Try updating your suite.
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by arturhoo 13y ago
We are also getting multiple 500 ServerInternalErrors trying to allocate them.
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by arturhoo 13y ago
Thank you very much for sharing this. I found it very helpful as I am also preparing some applications. One thing that I noticed though, was that the video you submitted is both well beyond the 1 minute restriction, and you also spent a lot
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by arturhoo 13y ago
And even if you do keep your important stuff on EBS, make sure you take snapshots on a frequent basis. We have received this email a couple of times: Your volume experienced a failure due to multiple failures of the underlying ha
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by arturhoo 13y ago
From the FAQ: If you stop paying the $19.99 per year, we may remove your DistroKid songs & albums from stores. You will continue to have access to DistroKid.com and (of course) will receive any royalties owed to you. The reason why we r
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by arturhoo 13y ago
Putting the project itself aside (which does seem quite useful), am I the only one who finds it intriguing the fact that Google is not using Google Code to host some of their recent open source projects?
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by arturhoo 13y ago
This is huge. We were about to develop an web application in our company to achieve this very functionality. As we have dozens of clients and projects, we want to give our developers full access to developing and staging resources they are
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by arturhoo 13y ago
http://highscalability.com/ is also a great blog for those interested in scaling backend architectures, they have great use cases
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by arturhoo 13y ago
As a fellow brazilian, I totally agree with you. I believe we should not allow party flags to be raised right now. The truth is that politicians from all parties (supportive or not to the present government) were involved in some sort of co
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by arturhoo 14y ago
Not quite true. As a Brazilian myself, from the state of Minas Gerais, we most of the times say: the traffic light is green. What is often debated between people from different states is if the light (usually) positioned in the middle is ye
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by arturhoo 14y ago
Agreed on 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12
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by arturhoo 14y ago
The ability to bookmark the same webpage in different folders of the tree structure would already be a huge improvement.
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by arturhoo 14y ago
I wish Django and other Python Web Frameworks had a great (and updated) tutorial as Rails has: http://ruby.railstutorial.org/
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by arturhoo 14y ago
It may not be brilliant, but when using Facebook, every time I want to have a friend's picture in my own albums (a "personal copy") I have to download the picture and upload it back to FB.
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by arturhoo 14y ago
Mine as well!
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by arturhoo 14y ago
No more Secret Weather API?
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by arturhoo 14y ago
There is a typo in the first sentence: "This will be the companion course to my new book, "Learn C The Hard Way" whch I'm working on right now". You probably want to fix that.

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