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Vim mode for in-browser editor Ace (used by GitHub)(misfo.github.com)
3 points by cgbystrom 15y ago|0 comments
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Node.js Knockout 2011 Winners Revealed(techcrunch.com)
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Dell launches tiny, Via Nano-based servers(en.community.dell.com)
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
Rasmus Andersson wrote a good tutorial on how to set up node.js on EC2 as well. Think it was posted here on HN. http://rsms.me/2011/03/23/ec2-wep-app-template.html
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New S3 Features for The AWS Management Console(aws.typepad.com)
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Ask HN: What is the best remote desktop app for helping clue-less users?
1 points by cgbystrom 15y ago|2 comments
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
If the startup isn't considering their first employee a crucial hire then they're doing it wrong. And if you, as a job seeker, are dependent to land a potentially low-paying job at a startup to get a "real" job, then you probably aren't tha
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
If you use Pageant with PuTTy you need not worry about what SSH keys for which server. http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.h...
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Tabbed PuTTy client(sourceforge.net)
43 points by cgbystrom 15y ago|29 comments
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Why node.js is so popular(blog.cgbystrom.com)
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Simple future facade for Scala(github.com)
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
Twitter's "commons" library also features a very good stat package. Presumably used by their own services. It's designed for the JVM, so should work with any JVM language. See http://twitter.github.com/commons/ Have used it successfully i
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Petabytes on a Budget v2.0: Revealing More Secrets(blog.backblaze.com)
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
Nice. Would be great if it was available in EPUB format.
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E3, hackers and the end of gaming as we know it?(guardian.co.uk)
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Fits.me announces fembots for online clothes fitting(arcticstartup.com)
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
In search of performance we also developed a non-blocking MySQL driver for Python (and gevent). It's used by our real-time web framework, Planet ( http://www.planetframework.com ). While we could've gotten better performance with more proce
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
The reason why GitHub has become so popular is due to the fact they put code and developers first. Surfing to a repo doesn't bring some overview or ads page. Opening a repo actually show useful stuff for me as a developer. The source is the
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
Sounds awfully a lot like the old http://code.google.com/p/thrudb/ ? "Thrudb is a set of simple services built on top of the Apache Thrift framework that provides indexing and document storage services for building and scaling websites. I
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
Doesn't Linux schedule interrupts on CPU0 by default? I tried enabling RPS/RFS, which to my understanding, did this; load balance the interrupt handling among multiple cores. With this enabled, I saw little to no difference in connection ra
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
Thanks, noted. Updated the "action plan" in my question at Serverfault.
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
(I wrote the Serverfault question) Thanks for the suggestions, here's some clarifications: * I clarified what hardware I've tested in a comment (see below). * I've run tests with my server ranging from 10 sec up to 10 minutes. They're consi
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
I've tried it on variety of different servers/hardware using both my server+apachebench and netperf as benchmarking tools. * On EC2 I've tried the c1.xlarge and the giant cc1.4xlarge. With cc1.4xlarge, I saw maybe a ~10% increase accept() r
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by cgbystrom 15y ago
Open source at EA: http://gpl.ea.com/
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by cgbystrom 16y ago
Makes me think of why Backblaze built their own "storage pod". http://blog.backblaze.com/2009/09/01/petabytes-on-a-budget-h... According to them, their storage costs are ~20 times less than those of S3. A bit different use-case for sure.
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Official plugin for node.js in IntelliJ(plugins.intellij.net)
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Fiber/coroutine support for node.js and V8(github.com)
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by cgbystrom 16y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm the project lead on Beaconpush) Beaconpush is a good alternative for doing this. We support user presence and you can use the API to find out what users are connected. You can even log out users from the API. We have a cont
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by cgbystrom 16y ago
Same for us, their gateway turned us down.
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by cgbystrom 16y ago
Are you sure it was CheddarGetter that turned you down? I've also been denied but it was one of their supported payment gateways that denied me (even though I applied through CG). Recently been thinking of changing to Chargify now that they

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