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by crad 16y ago
Since reading this blog post from Intridea, I've received multiple targeted ads for Intridea on other sites. I find targeted ads creepy.
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by crad 17y ago
A easy takeaway for me from the video was that people are more productive when they work on things that interest them. This just makes sense. What was interesting to me is that it wasn't as much of Google's famous "20%" concept. All they
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by crad 17y ago
Not that you'd want to do so, but if you're inclined to use a pastebin for such things, I have https://privatepaste.com which does not expose pastes to indexing unless specifically requested in the vhost configuration.
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by crad 17y ago
To be fair, the Air Sharing app has printing capability: https://gmr.privatepaste.com/download/446c8451b4 https://gmr.privatepaste.com/download/05f6ad4f26 https://gmr.privatepaste.com/download/53f9fedeae
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by crad 17y ago
Depending on your use... my ipad is going to and from work with me now instead of my laptop. I've got the iPad Keyboard dock in both places. It's a lot to carry on the road but for normal day to day, with a good ssh client and editor, I'd h
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by crad 17y ago
iPad (Keyboard) dock and/or Bluetooth Keyboard? If you're in to minimalism, a good ssh client and/or editor are all that are needed. Coda on the iPad would make my day.
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by crad 17y ago
What's interesting, unless I'm missing something, Siemens owns the trademark on iPad: Word Mark IPAD Goods and Services IC 007. US 013 019 021 023 031 034 035. G & S: ENGINES, NOT FOR LAND VEHICLES; ELECTRIC MOTORS FOR MACHINES AND ELEC
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by crad 17y ago
RabbitMQ really is not "Cloud Messaging Technology" at its core. It's an erlang based message broker that implements the AMQP standard. I'm not sure why Spring is marketing it as a cloud technology other than for marketing purposes.
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by crad 17y ago
Java company buys Erlang messaging expertise and product... that's pretty big news.
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by crad 17y ago
We're always looking for awesome developers at myYearbook.com. Here's a job posting: http://www.ventureloop.com/firstround/jobdetail.php?jobid=33...
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by crad 17y ago
Not only is the comment driving traffic to their site tasteless, the site itself is a terrible, cluttered mess.
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by crad 17y ago
Here's a plug for my pastebin: http://privatepaste.com which supports custom hosts with different defaults, http://hn.privatepaste.com or http://python.privatepaste.com for example.
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by crad 17y ago
From @flowdock on twitter: "We need to change our system setup a bit to handle the load. We'll tweet when we're done..."
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by crad 17y ago
Looks good, playing with it with one of my teams. I set it up in fluid, but when I try and login via fluid, it seems to send me into my default browser to open the page that lets me select which flow I want to use. One feature that would b
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by crad 17y ago
While David had dismissed CPU affinity because of the potential of other threads in the stack not benefitting from additional cores, I wanted to test and see what impact it would have. Granted these are single run #'s on linux, but it's in
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by crad 17y ago
He did mention in the talk that Linux does not act as weird due to the scheduler differences.
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by crad 17y ago
I agree, the best talk of the conference thus far.
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by crad 17y ago
I was fortunate enough to attend this talk. It was quite an eye-opener as far as how wonky thread performance is. The overall equation seems to be something like: # of threads * # of cores == context switch storm density. David was
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by crad 17y ago
At one time, I was the CIO for a nation-wide retail chain. All of our systems were real-time and we had the ability to see sales as they happened. A lot of companies use local servers in store locations that dial home and upload data nightl
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by crad 17y ago
thanks :D
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by crad 17y ago
Thanks for the Option-Command-F11 tip. They should give an icon or something when it's in full screen mode, it seems to interfere with all other Mac keystrokes. I ended up quitting the app to get out of it.
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by crad 17y ago
Here's one I just took: http://gmr.privatepaste.com/download/e12902fe72
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by crad 17y ago
Played with it a bit, and it has promise. I immediately ran into a few issues: 1. No way to edit just a file, you have to create a project. 2. No way to exit full screen mode. Will be good for Django developers, for sure, but for us non-Dja
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My Nexus One Battery Adventure(crad.tumblr.com)
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NEXTGRES Gateway: Database agnostic compatibility layer(oracle-internals.com)
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Building A Social Network In A Facebook And Twitter World(paidcontent.org)
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by crad 17y ago
I made the jump from PHP to Python a few years ago and am very glad I did. As far as frameworks are concerned, I started with Django, web.py and cherry.py and landed on on Tornado. I love the include what you need, non-kitchen sink aspect
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by crad 17y ago
On most other networks, he would have been glined for behaving like this.
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by crad 17y ago
If your app is fully async, yes. Any blocking and you'll need another backend to service a simultaneous request.
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by crad 17y ago
My bad.. I should have double checked my rusty memory of the commit.

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