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by dinedal 14y ago
Actually really excited about this. My big problem with most frameworks is that any moderately sized application becomes excruciatingly monolithic. With Rails, the idea is that you have more code reuse, but then this becomes booting the who
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by dinedal 14y ago
You mention two different scenarios that use MongoDB effectively, and both are not what MongoDB purports it's supposed to be used for. The first is a small setup. MongoDB is called that because it's supposed to be for "humongous" data sets.
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by dinedal 14y ago
Coffeescript is already everywhere because it compiles to Javascript, but more first party support for it is awesome! I wonder how this handles errors, if it correctly reports the right line number or not.
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by dinedal 14y ago
Sad I missed this, but was wondering when / where the recording will be posted?
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by dinedal 14y ago
This is very cool! I am excited that ClojureScript could be used to target multiple backends, allowing one to leverage the platform's benefit's as needed.
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by dinedal 14y ago
Clicking "Try it!" fails for me edit: Chrome
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by dinedal 14y ago
Yes, checkout http://clojurescriptone.com/
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by dinedal 14y ago
Awesome, when I started ClojureScript, getting even the basics down was a little tricky, but this certainly helps! Thanks.
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by dinedal 14y ago
I want to see redis with mruby scripting instead of or also with Lua scripting, one day.
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by dinedal 15y ago
Sounds like I just found what I'm putting on my next business card!
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by dinedal 15y ago
Having moved to an iPhone, this is the feature I miss the most aside from google navigation not really having a solid competitor on iOS
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by dinedal 15y ago
Can we please have collection level locking so writes to unrelated collections won't grab the shard's write lock?
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by dinedal 15y ago
To the grand-parent, I got a job off of an HN comment once, and I learned more at my time there then in 4 years of schooling, and it was a blast. Contact this man.
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by dinedal 15y ago
Whoa, it aborts infection if you have XCode installed? Is this just to prevent itself from infecting someone's computer that might be able to study it?
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by dinedal 15y ago
Is it possible to bind an image to these instead of a straight color?
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Fiddle Salad is jsFiddle but with more options(fiddlesalad.com)
3 points by dinedal 15y ago|0 comments
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by dinedal 15y ago
Buried source as a mediafire link? Author needs to learn about github. Code itself is pretty difficult to read and quickly pasted together, but otherwise a decent example on how to tie the technologies involved together.
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by dinedal 15y ago
I wonder what the browser compatibility is for this? (anything with localStorage ?)
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by dinedal 15y ago
I think you're looking for this: http://clojurescriptone.com/
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by dinedal 15y ago
I like this style of programming, but isn't there cause for concern in having such a deep call stack in JS?
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by dinedal 15y ago
Is this just a project with all the glue worked out between these projects?
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Streaming Youtube To MP3 Audio in NodeJS(paulbergeron.posterous.com)
11 points by dinedal 15y ago|0 comments
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by dinedal 15y ago
"Hey, we don't have time to update the Python SDK, what should we do?" "Just delete it."
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by dinedal 15y ago
Where does he come up with the percent chances of these passing? Is this just assigning a number to whatever the author feels like inorder to fake some sense of credibility?
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by dinedal 15y ago
I try to guide my candidates to produce a functional solution before premature optimization. Obviously once a candidate proves they can come up with at least the simplest case, it's good to get an idea how how they'd optimize it, but since
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by dinedal 15y ago
I use the "Build me a system that controls elevators" as an interview task. It's saddening how many I've interviewed that can't even get me a naive case of all destination floors get shoved on a FIFO queue. If we even get to the discussion
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by dinedal 15y ago
Thansk for that! This is linked there too: http://graphics.stanford.edu/~seander/bithacks.html which is particularly useful
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The Aggregate Magic Algorithms(aggregate.org)
8 points by dinedal 15y ago|2 comments
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by dinedal 15y ago
iSSH maps either alt to option or control to option, how do you have it set up to do both? Prompt lets you use the control key for control, but the alt key is borked on apple's wireless keyboard. Is there a set up with both these keys worki
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by dinedal 15y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by semi-random, could you explain further? As a non-religious person myself I drop the 'semi-' and just go with utterly random. I'm also not sure why you think we can't have it both ways. Take chess for example. T

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