cgrinds

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by cgrinds 10y ago
Email me, chris@gstaff.org and I'll shoot you an invite. (your profile doesn't list an email)
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by cgrinds 10y ago
Vivaldi with vertical tabs work well for this too, coupled with the keyboard shortcut to bring up a fuzzy tab selector. It's pretty awesome. Plus you get tab cycling in recently used order - the only sane option.
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by cgrinds 11y ago
Likewise, I've moved to beancount http://furius.ca/beancount/ and the awesome fava https://github.com/aumayr/fava 21 years of Quicken data converted to a lovingly crafted text file. Ahh. Also
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by cgrinds 11y ago
emusic by chance?
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by cgrinds 12y ago
It costs a few bucks but BeyondCompare http://www.scootersoftware.com/ is the best differ I've used. It's not terminal based, but is supported on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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by cgrinds 14y ago
For those saying it breaks or ends at 10000. It doesn't if you append infinity like so http://www.datapointed.net/visualizations/math/factorization... I also like how you can enable turbo by pressing the fast-forward button several times.
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by cgrinds 17y ago
You could - but it would need to be every 1 minute. Google tears down your app after 60-90 seconds of inactivity. Some folks have resorted to pinging every minute but Google discourages that since it ties up their resources. If everyone p
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by cgrinds 17y ago
No - I've seen 'Hello World' style apps take over 4s to cold startup. For example http://timezonetimezone.appspot.com/iscorrect?query=EST Took 4.67s to render http://www.webpagetest.org/result/100306_5PZ7/1/details/ I monitored cold sta
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by cgrinds 17y ago
Cold startup sucks - it's horrendous for Java and just bad for Python. If you have a popular app, this isn't an issue. If you don't, it hurts.