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by bjg 15y ago
Part of Joyent's product line is the Node.js Smart Machine. http://www.joyentcloud.com/products/smart-appliances/
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by bjg 15y ago
It actually is possible to upgrade the kernel without rebooting, with a system like ksplice. http://www.ksplice.com/
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by bjg 15y ago
Accompanying mailing list post: http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/mailarchive/kernel/2011-05/msg0...
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by bjg 15y ago
Go has a surprisingly large package list: http://godashboard.appspot.com/project Like pip or npm, their is goinstall http://golang.org/cmd/goinstall/
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by bjg 15y ago
While I agree that go on appengine might not take off, in no way is node.js "taking over that scene". If by scene you mean the "web app" scene. Just because node.js articles are constantly blowing up hn, reddit does not necessarily correspo
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by bjg 15y ago
It's interesting to see an article like this on TC, I was rather surprised at first. Not sure if I like it or not, it just doesn't seem like their 'core competency'.
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Whitepaper on NoSQL and the Windows Azure Platform (blogs.msdn.com)
3 points by bjg 15y ago|0 comments
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by bjg 15y ago
Sorry... http://wigle.net/
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by bjg 15y ago
I don't really understand why they didn't reinstall my packages after forcibly removing them. Take five minutes and write the currently installed package list to a tmp file, and then install all those packages again automatically after the
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by bjg 15y ago
Not in the paid version.
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by bjg 15y ago
I just got done interviewing for post grad jobs, I'm a graduating 5th year CS student. I would the thing that made companies notice me the most was my work experience. I love to work, I've had a programmer summer job since I was a sophomor
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by bjg 16y ago
As a fellow new grad, good luck man! I have also felt the hurt of rejection.. I got in a few stages at Google, got dumped. I made it to a final interview at Apple, and they bailed. Applied to Pixar, Mozilla, 10gen, twitter, etc... also wi
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by bjg 16y ago
I interviewed with one of the bigger org's at MS in Seattle about a month ago, they told us that they would be unable to give us feedback if we didn't receive an offer. I suppose different branches of MS could do things different? Fortunate
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by bjg 16y ago
Did you mean "shift" instead of select? That's the only way I could get it to work.
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by bjg 16y ago
I run pentadactyl, and vimperator before pentadactyl was around. What does that have to do with the keyboard shortcuts on github's home page?
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by bjg 16y ago
I also was looking for a way to select all. The fastest way I can find to do it is through the keyboard shortcuts. - Move down with "j" - Select issue with "x" - Move down with "j" ....
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Gnome 3.0 Released(gnome.org)
6 points by bjg 16y ago|0 comments
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by bjg 16y ago
My join date states February 2008, and apparently i'm user #1212 http://caius.github.com/github_id/#bgianfo
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by bjg 16y ago
It is kind of odd, but at the beginning of the article he states that he originally wrote and did the tests as part of his work at Ebay.
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by bjg 16y ago
That product looks awfully similar to Metasploit ( http://www.metasploit.com/ ) , no? How is it different? I watched the demo video and couldn't really tell.
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by bjg 16y ago
Not that I agree with them, but it is a Q/A site which I see as the bare minimum for being compared to the stack exchange sites.
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by bjg 16y ago
One of my professor's is working on an almost identical idea with his research team. A parallel ML implementation. They call it "Manticore" http://manticore.cs.uchicago.edu/
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by bjg 16y ago
A number of cool IDE's for Processing.js exist: - http://sketch.processing.org - http://sketchpad.cc - http://jsfiddle.net ( Processing specific example: http://jsfiddle.net/zalun/FZqZN/ )
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by bjg 16y ago
Just installed it, and it doesn't even open. I pretty much the exact same experience as the only review the app has as of right now ( the one star ). I like the idea, it's really cool but I have no way of trying it if it the executable won'
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by bjg 16y ago
As a former IBM employee, you can pretty much use what ever type of machine you want for your work as long as it doesn't interfere with what you do. There is a significant Mac subculture internal to IBM, and they love and suppor it. However
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by bjg 16y ago
Oscilloscopes are notoriously expensive: http://www.google.com/search?q=oscilloscope&tbs=shop,sho...
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by bjg 16y ago
My condolences. But seriously, I am grateful for all the awesome hackers that came before and continue with me. My tools and languages are far superior now than when I started.
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by bjg 16y ago
The people who work on PackageKit ( http://www.packagekit.org ) have had some clients working for a while ( I think 2008ish? ). This seems like the next step to creating a main stream, awesome client.
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by bjg 16y ago
You mentioned Github would be prohibitively expensive if you were to use it for all of your school assignments? Github actually has a program where if you tell them you are a student/professor you can get free private repo's.
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by bjg 16y ago
I just got an interview request last friday from google, I am scared shitless about the interview process as a graduating senior.

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