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   Scala macros that won’t kill you(blog.safariflow.com)

   2 points by cakeface 13y ago|1 comments
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   by cakeface 13y ago

   I think that these single click deployment systems are fantastic. What is really awesome is all of the devops and deployment automation that has to go on behind the scenes of this fancy UI in order to make it all work. Just thinking about
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   Deployments at Yammer - Deploymacy(eng.yammer.com)

   1 points by cakeface 13y ago|1 comments
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   by cakeface 13y ago

   What is the PayPal 14? I'm not sure what you're getting at.
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   The Making of Lux (XML query for Lucene)(blog.safariflow.com)

   1 points by cakeface 13y ago|0 comments
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   by cakeface 13y ago

   Has anyone done a conversion from mysql to mariadb recently? How was the experience?
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   by cakeface 13y ago

   Thanks for posting that - I came in here to do the same thing but you beat me to it. Please read the linked article before ever copying and pasting from the web!
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   by cakeface 13y ago

   Thanks! It reminds me a bit of Dropwizard at first glance. Doing REST services in Java has been really easy and enjoyable lately. The Jersey, jackson, jetty, combo is great.
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   by cakeface 13y ago

   > It currently supports a large subset of ANSI SQL, including joins, left/right outer joins, subqueries,and most of the common aggregate and scalar functions, including approximate distinct counts (using HyperLogLog) and approximate
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    by cakeface 13y ago

    Can you point me to any documentation on the airlift framework that Presto uses? It seems to be a REST server and service discovery framework. I can see the framework on github but there is very little documentation.
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    by cakeface 13y ago

    > (In a later post, we will share some tips and tricks for writing high-performance Java system code and the lessons learned while building Presto.) I'm waiting in anticipation for that article!
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    by cakeface 13y ago

    I am having great mental images of pirate ships full of hackers attacking Google floating data centers in international waters. The floating data centers will of course be stoutly defended by a combination of machine gun wielding robots an
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    by cakeface 13y ago

    An interesting fact about Railo/CFML is that the recently lauded Distrokid[1] site that got rave reviews from many HNers was built in Railo[2]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6519175 [2] https://n
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    by cakeface 13y ago

    Also safari books for tech content
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    by cakeface 13y ago

    What about Digital Ocean or another VPS provider? What is to stop them from just handing the NSA a copy of my server image complete with all email history, address book, and authorized PGP keys? I'd have even tagged and indexed all t
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    by cakeface 13y ago

    I still see it on the front page.
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    by cakeface 13y ago

    I'm confused with how a dead man's switch would be useful in this scenario. If the company is persuaded to keep the transaction logs linking sim cards/phones and credit card numbers/addresses then how would we know? I
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    by cakeface 13y ago

    Does the 30 day talk time start when you get the phone? Or after you make a call? I'm curious if this is something that you could buy and then hold on to as a backup or emergency phone.
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    by cakeface 14y ago

    I like to see that Tapestry is rising high in this latest round. I have a lot of production sites running Tapestry and I'm always impressed with how fast it runs.
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    by cakeface 14y ago

    I read that and felt that it was a negative post about negative posts.
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    by cakeface 14y ago

    Here is a good post about Arch package signing from the lead pacman dev http://www.toofishes.net/blog/real-story-behind-arch-linux-p... Also, I believe that "pacman" definitely wins the award for best package manager names.
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    by cakeface 14y ago

    In the end: calories in, calories out. Humanity hasn't defeated the laws of thermodynamics. I think is a simplistic and problematic view of it. We are complicated machines. We can't process all types of input efficiently and witho
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    by cakeface 14y ago

    Can you track where the bitcoins eventually end up and then get the thieves that way? If someone takes that money and buys some pizza then wouldn't it be trackable? I suppose that it is probably going to just be cashed out for other bitcoi
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    Two years left of Windows XP support(arstechnica.com)

    2 points by cakeface 15y ago|0 comments
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    by cakeface 15y ago

    For an example of how this is done with google images check out this project http://logolifter.com/
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    Logolifter Create images for blog posts (logolifter.com)

    2 points by cakeface 15y ago|0 comments
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    Federal Judge Orders Google, Facebook to Disappear Hundreds of Sites(wired.com)

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

    I don't think that someone is a liar because they don't always vote in line with their beliefs. There are good reasons for occasionally voting for things that are not 100% inline with what your goals are for one particular issue. Sometime
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    by cakeface 15y ago

    Its so funny. Through all of the stuff that has happened with delicious over the past year I've stuck there and been reasonably happy. Today though none of my plugins work. When I try to go to the ff plugin download page I get a 404, and
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    by cakeface 15y ago

    I think one of Dalio's principles answers that. "Ask yourself whether you have earned the right to have an opinion."