dmitrig01

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Ice Cream and Distributed Systems(brooker.co.za)
1 points by dmitrig01 12y ago|0 comments
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
In that case, Anne is unmarried
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Heh, this is exactly why I could not understand what was being said.
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Ah – I see what you mean now! If they are blind writes, not some kind of CAS operation (reading from and modifying the same key), then there is no conflict. I thought you meant that clients A and B do their writes, and only if someone at a
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
I'm not an expert in this, but: because there are no reads, any serialization order is possible and therefore there is no chance of conflict I don't understand how this is the case. If clients A and B try to write to the same ke
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The Doom That Came to Puppet(thedoomthatcametopuppet.tumblr.com)
10 points by dmitrig01 12y ago|1 comments
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Very interesting. One thing I notice about this architecture is that in the example given, the fourish features (loading suggestions, displaying suggestions, reloading all, reloading one) are pretty tightly complected together (especially f
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Sorry - it's on the list. I'll bump it up in priority :-)
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Was about to write exactly this :-)
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
In general, I like Ansible's concepts of idempotency, etc., and find them to be well suited for server configuration in general, but it does come at a price, both in terms of development time and speed (I actually find Ansible to be a
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How We Use AWS, Ansible, and Packer to Make Deployment Awesome(branchmetrics.io)
51 points by dmitrig01 12y ago|22 comments
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Dmitri from Branch here. When a user has already had a fingerprint matched once, we can do future matches with much higher certainty, so as more and more users click links and are matched, the chance decreases. Additionally, as Alex said, t
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Yikes, should not have asked friends who didn't have accounts to vote for us. Thanks for the insight :-)
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Just Keep Building(medium.com)
21 points by dmitrig01 12y ago|4 comments
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Ah, very interesting use of the ! operator.
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Sorry, should have clarified on 2. As an expansion of one of the examples given: loadAndPrintFile: (contents) { if (!contents) { fs.readFile() -> (error!, contents) } console.log(contents); } i.
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
1. Instead of implementing it in vanilla JavaScript, consider creating a Sweet.js macros (or series of macros), so it can be used with other flavors of JS as well (e.g. JSX, etc) 2. On the async functions – what happens if you put an async
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Congrats – amazing to see all the hard work come to fruition!
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Branch Metrics, Palo Alto, CA. We are an early-stage VC-backed startup helping apps grow their user base organically. We've developed a neat set of techniques and technologies to help apps grow in ways that were impossible before! We&#
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Redesign Your Worst, Most Unproductive Meetings(inc.com)
1 points by dmitrig01 12y ago|0 comments
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
From the documentation: Each training pattern should have an input and an output, both of which can be either an array of numbers from 0 to 1 or a hash of numbers from 0 to 1.
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Branch Metrics, Palo Alto, CA. We are an early-stage VC-backed startup which helps apps grow their user base organically through a mobile referral SDK. We're working right now on building a dashboard to view analytics data from our sys
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
This sort of thing is already possible – anyone can add GMail actions and cards to their messages: https://developers.google.com/gmail/actions/overview
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
http://loadimpact.com/
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I hate stacked area charts (2011)(leancrew.com)
369 points by dmitrig01 12y ago|64 comments
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
Kindred Prints - http://sdk.kindredprints.com/ - Palo Alto We are an early-stage VC-backed startup providing an iPhone and Android SDK for mobile developers to offer photo prints through their apps; we handle printing, logi
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by dmitrig01 12y ago
There are several promise libraries (the most promising among them seems to be Bluebird, though Q has some popularity as well), which can easily convert callback-style functions into promises. For example: var b = require('bluebi
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by dmitrig01 14y ago
Kudos for Steve Reich on the very front!
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Khan Academy hires Vi Hart [video](youtube.com)
2 points by dmitrig01 15y ago|0 comments
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by dmitrig01 15y ago
I am in very much the same situation. Something thing I've found that really helps me is just reading about shy behavior. I find that identifying an issue is the first step to solving, and reading descriptions of shy behavior often help me

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