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by banditaras 15y ago
https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/86acbf1cc050c8fa8c74a1... For our application that meant bringing 1 of 3 application servers down and slowing things down in general. So we're stuck with 3.0.5. From what I understand the Rails commun
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by banditaras 16y ago
Our best hires are friends of our employees. In fact it works so well when we want to hire someone we think of job ads as a waste of time. And there is some explanation to that: Good employees (and you'll surely have one) have friends on th
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by banditaras 16y ago
A long, long time ago I coded an MP3 implementation for a TI Fixed Point 16bit DSP@100MHz (family 5XXX IIRC). I initially wrote it in floating point C (compiler translated float to fixed point) and it was damn slow. I then rewrote everythi
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MongoDB fantastic for logging(blog.mongodb.org)
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by banditaras 17y ago
I thing there's an explanation to the NoSQL movement and why non-rdbms are gaining popularity these days. Not a long time ago, if you had to handle 1 billion records then you were already big with piles of $ sitting beside you. Then you wou
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by banditaras 17y ago
The funny thing is that I like the guy. I like both of them. I don't think that they are great hackers, but I enjoy reading their blogs and I respect their efforts. I also believe that StackOverflow is great. I tried contributing but almost
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by banditaras 17y ago
lol s/indent/intent/g
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by banditaras 17y ago
Joel is referring to his programmer(s) and I think Atwood is coding for StackOverflow
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by banditaras 17y ago
"Joel boasts that for 1/10 the hardware they have performance comparable to similarly size sites. He wonders if these other sites have good programmers. Let's see how they did it and you be the judge." Let me be the judge then. For a site