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Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in Ruby(brpreiss.com)
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by chuhnk 16y ago
It took me 4 years to realize the benefits of twitter beyond self absorbed social micro blogging. Its a real communication platform which allows you to interact with people around the world. For example the first thing that brought me to tw
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Rackspace are building a datacenter based on the opencompute plans, very cool. Exactly what I had thought about based on the announcement of open compute. Hosting companies, large companies and all sorts will be leveraging this information
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Ask HN: Most effective time management strategies?
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What is the difference between test, [ and [[?(mywiki.wooledge.org)
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by chuhnk 16y ago
I think Zed Shaw would also vouch for the brilliance of 0mq. He uses it in many places including mongrel2. The one thing he did mention in his pycon presentation was not to expose it to the internet as there are some assertions in the code
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by chuhnk 16y ago
I would like to go just a little OT here and say Steve Wozniak is truly a genius and it was not until reading Founders At Work that I completely understood how much so. His talents unquestionably span far beyond some mere mortals like mysel
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by chuhnk 16y ago
I agree with the closing statements that facebook is making a point here, it strongly says "we are here for the long haul". I think openness like this also advances datacenter technology and efficiency as a whole, its one aspect that's over
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Had my production servers upgraded from Redhat 5.5 to 5.6 a few days ago, no bugs or issues so far.
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by chuhnk 16y ago
I stay with my previous opinion of "when an interesting and significant project has an update and may not have been on the front page for some time, it seems appropriate to submit it". Everyone is entitled to their opinion and there will be
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by chuhnk 16y ago
It spans beyond just a release announcement. It introduces llvm to people who are unaware of its existence. It brings llvm into the mainstream so that more people may start using it. It gives us an opportunity to discuss the project in both
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Why would you flag this? Its relevant to all of us with an interest in programming and development of systems. Dont you realise the significance of llvm?
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Redis 2.2.3 released(github.com)
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Having done this a few times with mysql-to-mysql moves across datacenters theres a couple things I would like to mention. I dont know what Amazon RDS is like replaying binary logs but in mysql 5.0 I faced a bug where temporary table creatio
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by chuhnk 16y ago
What is your definition of an app server? A aws ec2 instance? I think understanding the throughput of a rails application is very simple. Rails is not thread safe so to concurrently serve 10 requests you must be running 10 processes. Thats
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Funnily enough this was going to be my starting point into writing a C webapp. I felt that by writing a C module directly embedded in an existing web server it would allow me to leverage the request handling. Having already done bugfixes fo
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Can I please ask why this is being upvoted without being downvoted? I'm not asking out of arrogance, hatred or jealousy infact I think the project is quite cool as its similar to what I have done myself using eventmachine in ruby and libeve
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Yes I agree with this writeup. Having tested the unity desktop I was thoroughly disappointed. I felt as though the interface was dumbed down and all of the advanced features or navigation that I once had control of were now gone. It will pe
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by chuhnk 16y ago
These seem to be standard guidelines most tech companies have followed for the past 10 years. What I would like to add to this is metrics collection through something ganglia will give you an overall view of performance and usage across you
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by chuhnk 16y ago
"Bullshit. You clearly don't know what you're talking about." Tells it like he sees it. I'm not going to argue with the man. He makes some good points. The user really doesn't care what the underlying changes are as long as everything conti
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by chuhnk 16y ago
One of the things that I extremely love about this is the fact that it compiles down to almost identical java bytecode and then can be run with the java command. The fact that performance is on par with java. That it is basically statically
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Understanding Big and Little Endian Byte Order(betterexplained.com)
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Stackops Distro & Smart Installer: Deploy Openstack in your datacenter(blog.stackops.com)
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Dev-corner: Bart K. explains (and rants about) C/C++ pointers(freegamer.blogspot.com)
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by chuhnk 16y ago
I have a blog?
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by chuhnk 16y ago
When I had to pick a language to learn I chose Ruby and after spending 3 years learning it I'd say thats the language you want to go with. Its a strong web language with a huge community around it. The language is in constant development al
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by chuhnk 16y ago
I'm sorry you feel that way. I was re-reading information on systems architecture and came across the article. I thought it was relevant to HN and thought hey this is something people might like to read. Not everyone here has been here sinc
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PICC10: (keynote) Improving the profession of system administration(youtube.com)
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Numbers everyone should know(highscalability.com)
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Invisible heroes: The life and times of sysadmins(abelew.web.wesleyan.edu)
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