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by dlsspy 15y ago
Thanks a lot. Now if you could just kill off everyone ahead of me, it could save me a lot of work. :) This is a neat thing. More insight would always be good (source up or anything?) Perhaps it can help motivate me to step my game up a
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by dlsspy 15y ago
It won't pull my data (dustin). Perhaps too much. I've had that with other tools. I've even got my work spread across several github repos (memcached, couchbase, some others).
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by dlsspy 15y ago
I'm on my second in this machine. Burned through the first one. It had a rough death.
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by dlsspy 15y ago
"Let's build a better Pinto."
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by dlsspy 15y ago
I posted a comment over on reddit, but someone who thinks linux is the greatest thing ever (I've been using it since the mid nineties, don't get me wrong) should be able to give me just a few of the unix server development features I get fo
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by dlsspy 15y ago
A paraplegic can't learn to walk, and usually presents as such. A non-programmer can usually shed this condition with effort, or at the very least exchange laziness for money.
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by dlsspy 15y ago
"I demand you give me apples from the tree you have growing in your back yard." "Here's a ladder. Take as many as you like." "How rude."
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by dlsspy 15y ago
It's kind of weird reading that. Many people think it's rude to ask someone who wants work done to do the work themselves. I think it's rude to expect other people who've got you 90% of what you want to just drop what they're doing and give
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I hope that didn't sound like an attack. I'm glad you solved your problem and communicated it. I did see that while twisted does have multipart file upload in a branch on lp, it's not actually merged in yet. The problem is just one of lan
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Easy solution: He should just run a static analyzer on the code first to see if it will terminate before he executes it.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
It would cost me considerably more than $5 to download xcode over my ATT wireless connection. It's a bit easier over my DSL, but they just started metering that really tightly as well.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
> 1) Everyone can speak faster than they can text. If you have a significant amount of information to convey, texting sucks. Voicemail can be very efficient. Voicemail is potentially efficient for the sender at the cost of the recipient
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Yes, but it's a very expensive way to do it -- and the article is about how to do it this way. This way takes 10GB read and 10GB write of IO in subprocesses and then running a separate process for every HTTP upload of the individual files.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
What a terrible way to achieve network concurrency. You can't possibly think that each upload is using a "core" (as described in the article). That would imply that a two core web server could only serve two files at the same time. Sendi
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I've seen Google Goggles on a lot of Android phones by default. I'm still not sure how I feel about everything important to someone being installed by default on everyone's phone.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I like how people think that newline characters use more bandwidth than other characters. That page is about 1K. It could be smaller, but IE wouldn't render it.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Some people just want to work in small companies. I get recruited from Google and Facebook regularly. I'm not ready to work in that kind of environment. I know lots of people who aren't. I work with several of them. We want to do thing
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Whatever happened to http://rim.jobs/ ? Apparently they're no longer hiring.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Masterlocks are trivial. I can open any of the ubiquitous combo locks in no more than five seconds (I've taught several trustworthy people how to do this). The keyed locks are pretty good intro to lockpicking locks (I've taught lock picki
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by dlsspy 16y ago
The app is pretty much a ground-up rewrite and has a ways to go vs. the previous version. It's much more awesome, though. I've lost pictures in the past due to things that it's really hard to repeat with this version. The act of adding a
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by dlsspy 16y ago
http://dustin.github.com/2011/02/27/dropbox-queue.html -- works for me. :)
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I think the idea is good, I just don't understand why anything you've mentioned requires VC at all, much less that magnitude.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Can someone summarize the vision here? Everything I've seen has made this look like a weekend project (except for the $41MM thing).
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I've got $70MM to spend on a house I don't have any plans to live in. Any suggestions?
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Some of what you're asking for you get by clicking on the bottom left.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
No, and I'm not trying to judge his interests. I'm just pointing out that I'd be equally frustrated by a night with people he'd be hanging out with if that did accurately reflect anything. We all have different interests.
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by dlsspy 16y ago
Guy who doesn't like programming doesn't like events for people who are passionate about programming. The largest tags on this blog are "PS3" and "Xbox 360". To the question, "Why would you get together and write code, when you could do an
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by dlsspy 16y ago
> most of the features of ZFS don't add any value to a Mac with a single internal drive My favorites: * Data reliability (checksumming, etc...) * Compression * Lots and lots of undo * Including undoing entire OS upgrad
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by dlsspy 16y ago
1,392 people rated my project as having 1 star for documentation. I've made documentation better. A few people have now rated it four stars while some still believe it's one star and don't see the point of changing their votes from one st
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by dlsspy 16y ago
I think this makes a lot of sense, but it'd be a bit complicated to do it well. One thing I'd want is the for the older votes to carry less weight. For example, if one of my projects gets voted way down due to lack of documentation, I'd wa

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