chuhnk

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Mongrel2(mongrel2.org)
4 points by chuhnk 16y ago|4 comments
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by chuhnk 16y ago
yes my mistake.
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by chuhnk 16y ago
I would like to see a more extensive benchmark against some of the more popular servers like unicorn, thin, and maybe even the framework sinatra.
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by chuhnk 16y ago
While this is a work in progress I think rails could learn from it. The use of eventmachine at the core for handling requests and responses is brilliant. I hope to see more of this in the future.
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Apache with worker mpm to serve the site. Nginx for static content
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Summary: Reduce memory by running less processes Use the right tools for the job I think. If you've got a vps with 256-512mb do not run heavy process forking applications when something else has been written exactly for this situation. I'm
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The Future of UI(youtube.com)
118 points by chuhnk 16y ago|83 comments
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by chuhnk 16y ago
I am interested in this game simply to learn python. It's always the projects that inspire and excite you in which you make the greatest gains.
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Agreed. Nothing worse than pulling a tape only to find out the backup was incomplete. It happened, it was painful, someone got fired for it. We check for errors while dumping databases, do md5sums after on the local machine and then again o
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by chuhnk 16y ago
Love heroku for my micro sinatra apps. A well deserved $10mil
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by chuhnk 17y ago
I burst out laughing after clicking that. I feel bad for those people.
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by chuhnk 17y ago
Burning out sucks. Sorry I couldn't think of a more articulate way of putting it. I've been through that experience and am just trying to find some level of normalcy in IT where I can be a high achiever yet still live my life. It doesn't he
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by chuhnk 17y ago
In our infrastructure we use a ruby gem called warble to deploy jruby app's as war files into a tomcat servlet.
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by chuhnk 17y ago
I have to agree with this. If you have to process 10k submissions in a very short space of time, why have overhead of storing it in the db right then and there when you can asynchronously process it later. If you want something interesting
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by chuhnk 17y ago
I can feel the shift from ops to devops happening and can see it everywhere. More managed hosting solutions are coming out, you can upload your code to the cloud and it just works. While this is great for devs, its a bit tough on us ops. Wh
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by chuhnk 17y ago
I joined after seeing a story on techcrunch about the redesign. I had never heard of it before. I am extremely fond of the new design. Its simplicity really appeals to me and I've been using it everyday for 5-6 weeks. Previously I was using
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by chuhnk 17y ago
I benched it about a year ago and it was quite impressive, but I know there have been developments since there. I may do it again and post results.
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by chuhnk 17y ago
Apache, truly a great web server and still truly underestimated. People immediately switch to things like lighttpd or nginx when they start to feel perfomance issues coming on. Yet Apache gives you many different mpm's to choose from, worke
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by chuhnk 17y ago
Whoa extremely informative slides, thanks for those. Alot of stuff in there I had no idea about. I love learning.
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by chuhnk 17y ago
I'm sure this is no unfamiliar territory for anyone in dev or ops, especially in a startup. My boss is what I like to regard as the master of all trades and even with his 15+ years of experience has the odd hiccup in the production environm
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by chuhnk 17y ago
Microsoft became the underdog in some sense. Being beaten in the OS and mobile arenas time and time again. Shooting themselves in the foot by releasing software people neither needed nor wanted. Apple has become a giant with the iphone, goo
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by chuhnk 17y ago
In my opinion the words "social" and "banking" should never go together. But that is just me. While I can appreciate the concept it is not something I could trust. I do however wish them the best of luck and do understand that it could beco
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by chuhnk 17y ago
I love it. I think it's really great, and I'll tell you why. First, simplicity. I think websites as a whole suffer from information overload and the simpler something is the easier it is to use, which makes it accessible to everyone. Second
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by chuhnk 17y ago
An apology in this situation is like giving the kid a towel rack. Giant corporations apologize to cover themselves, that does not make up for what they did and it's not going to change the way they act in the future.
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by chuhnk 17y ago
I will usually scan newest once I'm done reading through the top 1-60. Everyone has differing tastes and so the stuff that I like to read doesn't always end up on the front page.
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by chuhnk 17y ago
I can only give you my opinion which may not be the best suggestion but something that benefits children or the environment. I think it would be great if others had suggestions on what charities they'd like to see it go to.
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by chuhnk 17y ago
I think this site would greatly benefit from redirecting to some charity.
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by chuhnk 17y ago
"The most horrible thing about watching a cancer like this kill your sister is that you can’t give up hope, yet hope is something that you can’t drum up in large doses. Evidence and facts work against that. But still you hope. And pulled be
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by chuhnk 17y ago
1. I dont actively use Apache extended status or req/sec monitoring because it slows down serving requests. Instead I look in the logs every minute and feed the count into ganglia. 2. Again apache logs into ganglia. New Relic for rails. Fir
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by chuhnk 17y ago
"changeable pseudonymous identities" have their place on the internet, in chat rooms, on blogs, throw away accounts on reddit, etc. But imagine how much "spam" is accumulated by allowing something like this to occur. Our identities right no

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