chrismoos

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AjaxTask - Rails plugin for managing background tasks(chrismoos.com)
2 points by chrismoos 17y ago|0 comments
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by chrismoos 17y ago
They are rather low...I figured that would be good on a limited memory configuration (maybe not :( ). query_cache_limit = 1M query_cache_size = 16M key_buffer = 16M max_allowed_packet = 16M thread_stack = 192K thread_cache_size
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by chrismoos 17y ago
Honestly, the first thing I did was add indexes. On device_id, user_id, and date_added. I'm using Linode and I kept getting these I/O notifications...and the site would load extremely slow at times. After looking at the log of my Rails app,
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by chrismoos 17y ago
ActiveRecord... The SQL was pretty simple I believe..select * from location where device_id = ? order by date_added desc limit 6...something like that. Edit: Also, I don't know how much it matters, but MySQL probably only has ~256mb memory
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by chrismoos 17y ago
I had indexes on id, user_id, device_id, and date_added, but maybe I was doing something else wrong. I'm not a database expert :(
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MySQL and partitioning tables with millions of rows(chrismoos.com)
11 points by chrismoos 17y ago|21 comments
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by chrismoos 17y ago
I started learning it about 6 months ago, and was in Hungary from July - September. The language immersion helped me a lot....no one speaks English in Magyarorszag :).
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by chrismoos 17y ago
Hungarian is pretty difficult for me as a native English speaker. Spanish/French aren't bad.
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by chrismoos 17y ago
I didn't say you needed EJB's. I just said that it was a J2EE pattern which I attempted to follow. Servlets/JSP/SpringMVC aren't too bad... And I'm sorry if I'm part of the constant bashing, it wasn't intentional, just using Java recently m
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by chrismoos 17y ago
I really never do manual memory management anymore, unless I'm doing a performance sensitive project in which I feel like I want to be really close to the metal. I'm usually programming in Python/Ruby/Erlang...GC!
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by chrismoos 17y ago
Manual memory management, in most circumstances, is a waste of time. I really don't enjoy it, but it did teach me that a resource like memory, is finite. I think in today's world, most people that learn programming in college, don't really
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Why I didn’t like Java 5 years ago, and why I don’t like it now(chrismoos.com)
3 points by chrismoos 17y ago|6 comments
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Libactor, enjoying the actor model in C(chrismoos.com)
2 points by chrismoos 17y ago|0 comments
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FreeSWITCH Caller ID Spoofing (with Python)(chrismoos.com)
1 points by chrismoos 17y ago|0 comments
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Building an erlang chat server with comet, Part 3(chrismoos.com)
1 points by chrismoos 17y ago|0 comments
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by chrismoos 17y ago
I use Asterisk, managed via FreePBX. It works pretty well if you don't have that many users. I use a SIP trunking service with a DID. Siphon (SIP client) for my iPhone, Telephone on OS X, and also forwarding to my normal cell. I've heard re
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by chrismoos 17y ago
demo up here: http://chat.tech9computers.com
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Building an Erlang chat server with Comet – Part 2 (w/ source)(chrismoos.com)
3 points by chrismoos 17y ago|1 comments
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Building an Erlang chat server with Comet - Part 1(chrismoos.com)
10 points by chrismoos 17y ago|1 comments
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by chrismoos 17y ago
Just set limit now to 256.
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by chrismoos 17y ago
Yeah, people are having fun trying to crash it. Had a unicode problem earlier (with mochijson).
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by chrismoos 17y ago
yeah, mochijson:encode and unicode, fixing that :)
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by chrismoos 17y ago
It's not very full featured, but I just wanted to see how well it works with more people in it. Any errors? Let me know.
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Anyone want to help test my Ajax chat (Erlang)?(chat.tech9computers.com)
20 points by chrismoos 17y ago|10 comments