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by dennyabraham 12y ago
MsgPack is great, but pure JSON compaction methods like this or transit can be used directly in a browser.
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by dennyabraham 13y ago
yes, it's one of the reasons they articulate and constantly wet their nostrils. http://chemse.oxfordjournals.org/content/30/4/291.full
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by dennyabraham 13y ago
This pattern is meant to enact a single, global configuration, so the extra allocations are not likely to affect performance noticeably.
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by dennyabraham 13y ago
https://github.com/videlalvaro/clochure/#clochure---a-better... It's not serious: this was an april fools' day joke from earlier this year.
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by dennyabraham 14y ago
Whatever you think the future of timepieces, there are few other objects that hold such palpable, visible evidence of both cleverness and craftsmanship. The most exciting bit about it is that though we don't currently have a large-scale wat
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by dennyabraham 14y ago
What I'm personally interested in is how well can you write pure ObjC apps while using RubyMotion's build and test infrastructure. I've spent some time searching, but I haven't been able to find many people talking about or doing it, at odd
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by dennyabraham 14y ago
moreover, http://dlang.org works fine. is index0 significant in some way?
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by dennyabraham 14y ago
I can only imagine this is specific to scenarios where you have to manipulate s3 objects directly and the fog::storage abstraction used for s3 isn't adequate (though I could not example such a scenario specifically)
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
Is there another data-specific conference you know of that has a stronger technical grounding?
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
I'm not certain this is due to the particulars of the workflow of the team I was working with, but one of the benefits I saw of rebasing over regular merging was that rebasing let us resolve conflicts at the point of the commit in which the
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
I believe, at least for certain newer models, Microsoft's driver will correct the acceleration curve. I personally use a Logitech and it seems to do the same.
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
I'm wary of the recommendations in this article. If someone repeating a fact you've heard elsewhere makes you feel patronized, you're an outlier. The greater portion of your users, unless you're in a niche field, will need that repetition.
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
Agreed. I hope I'm not alone in believing that the success of facebook---and myspace before it---heavily depended on leveraging this advice. They're definitely not bad examples to follow.
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
sciruby is once again in active development http://sciruby.com/
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
i'm not sure if i understand the problem. couldn't you just take the inverted result of every other flip?
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_chain http://www.asha.org/practice/multicultural/Phono.htm I don't write a lot of fiction anymore, but one of the best ways to generate names is to create a phonemic inventory and use markov chains to
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
didn't they just do an mbp refresh this year?
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
Original thread http://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/k70dh/whats_the_b...
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
what i found odd about the original, that's clarified here, is that it's not really separating a concern. when, for moderate amounts of data, for nontrivially complex applications, you want to improve the performance of a call like this, yo
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
This is definitely my favorite system when I can get clients to sign on to it. It manages expectations, defines scope, and ensures communicative development at the same time. I also worked for a firm that sold sprints whose point velocity w
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
the abstract is clearer http://arxiv.org/abs/1107.2062 . here's the relevant bit: Alternatively, it may be desirable to cloak the occurrence of an event over a finite time period, and the idea of temporal cloaking was proposed in which the
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
Didn't http://jobs.usethesource.com/jobs replace the whoishiring bot?
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
thanks!
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
iiuc, two resources can contain the same value, ( http://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/rest_arch... ) so you're not constrained by the number of identifiers with which you can reference a single entity. furthermore, it's debat
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by dennyabraham 15y ago
I'm unfamiliar with python and supervisord, but is supervisord able to manage the status of gunicorn and its child processes without explicitly being given the gunicorn pid? I've been investigating doing the same in Rails (I'll likely use b
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by dennyabraham 16y ago
what this article does not mention is that the viability of hunter-gatherer lifestyles may have eroded significantly during the (ongoing) quaternary extinction event that began in the late pleistocene. the proliferation of hunter gatherers
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by dennyabraham 16y ago
in an earlier talk, @drkrab said the project began as an exercise in learning erlang rather than to meet a production need http://www.infoq.com/interviews/thorup-erjang
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by dennyabraham 16y ago
this reminds me of the effort to port erlang to android. both projects are of questionable utility, but so is climbing mount everest http://www.burbas.se/artiklar/erlang-for-the-android-plattfo...
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by dennyabraham 16y ago
how does this compare to a system like https://github.com/erlware/faxien ?
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by dennyabraham 16y ago
For a client, I recently had to evaluate a number of Rails content management systems. For their specific needs, they chose Radiant because of its large plugin ecosystem and its relative maturity. I soon discovered that despite being the ra

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