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by elithrar 13y ago
> Why not provide early access to new features to technical people who don't mind to be on the bleeding edge? That would be a sword cutting on two edges since you'll get high quality feedback in an early stage. I'd hazard
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by elithrar 13y ago
Thanks, this is useful—the comments especially so. It's a shame there isn't one for reverse (HTTP) proxies: fine tuning proxy settings: proxy_buffers, buffering, etc, and other related settings when dealing with a back end applica
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by elithrar 13y ago
> Can you elaborate on this? Is this not possible with LESS? It's definitely possible. I overwrite Bootstrap's colors/borders/buttons with LESS. LESS and SASS are, functionally, extremely similar.
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by elithrar 13y ago
> The way it allows you to stack up Handlers is neat too. Ditto. I especially like that it's fully compatible with the existing http.HandlerFunc interface, which is a big deal. This means you can just write "regular" han
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by elithrar 13y ago
> Looks like a lot of reflection. At that point, I would just stick with express and node. All that magic comes at a cost. There's one use of reflection[1], and it's to ensure that the argument is a function. Reflection isn&#
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by elithrar 13y ago
> Does not compute. I'm fairly sure you're a programmer mate. I should clarify: it's not my day job. Most of my "programming" experience has been hacking small Python things together. I do understand web security
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by elithrar 13y ago
> What's the added complexity there, in terms of deployment? You need to install the interpreter/runtime (and sync versions/use rbenv/etc) + you need to install your libraries + ensure that they are kept up to date (i
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by elithrar 13y ago
web.go provides a request context, some helper functions (Slug, Urlencode, etc) and so on. pat (if you mean http://www.gorillatoolkit.org/pkg/pat ) is "just" a mux/router—although a really nice one. Howev
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by elithrar 13y ago
web.go is definitely pretty old/semi-abandoned. I wouldn't recommend Revel to many (it's Play heritage isn't well suited to Go, IMO) but the Gorilla toolkit—a collection of useful packages that extend net/http, rath
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by elithrar 13y ago
Circus looks great, although there doesn't appear to be an email alert plugin (yet?). I use this with Supervisor to alert me of restarts/crashes. The web interface is certainly pretty, though.
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by elithrar 13y ago
Full points for continuing the Battlestar Galactica references from the official RethinkDB docs and for having Adama's speech too. (also great to see more RDB use!)
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by elithrar 13y ago
> I still don’t understand this industry’s obsession with predefined fixed limits on unrelated resources. 1. It keeps their billing simpler. They would have to (or otherwise make it up elsewhere) charge different rates for different reso
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by elithrar 13y ago
I had these guys @reply me on Twitter when I tweeted about how it's easier to figure out what cipher suite to use compared to figuring out what SSL product I need. They were helpful but thank god I didn't buy a cert from them: thi
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by elithrar 13y ago
> and doesn't require that you download 90k of JS each time you want to refresh. That's what caching headers are for. You can effectively cache your "big" JS libs indefinitely on the client, as you'll change the
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by elithrar 13y ago
Both Django and Rails are very inviting. There's also Plenrt of libraries for many languages that can provide a smaller, more specific place to start (it's often easier if you work with it regularly). With many projects though, so
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by elithrar 13y ago
> And yet, jsquery works that way, doesn't it? Everyone pulls jsquery in from basically one site... Not everyone (not even close). Many do, but if I'm running a site over SSL I'm going to be hosting my own copy of the jQue
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by elithrar 13y ago
Bootstrap/Foundation, strip out what I don't need (read: delete some of the LESS imports) and customise it. Both frameworks are actually fairly easy to customise these days, and it doesn't take a significant amount of effort
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by elithrar 13y ago
Go also has utf8.RuneCount([]byte) and utf8.RuneCountInString(string), which return the number of runes: http://golang.org/pkg/unicode/utf8/#RuneCount (check the docs, there's also RuneStart, which retur
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by elithrar 13y ago
http://mailplaneapp.com/index.html - multiple accounts are a breeze.
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by elithrar 13y ago
I can't speak for Mitchell, but Syntastic (vim) and GoSublime can do this for you. Most can highlight errors per-line and show function signatures.
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by elithrar 13y ago
The quotes don't make any sense: mitchellh didn't say that at all.
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by elithrar 13y ago
> " This may prompt Sony to do something as significant as Apple's move though..." Where do they [or Apple] go if not Foxconn? Foxconn is huge . Moving production elsewhere, even outside of a major product launch, is like
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by elithrar 13y ago
> I use Stripe for Draft, and I know I'm losing money. I get emails everyday from people outside the US who can't use a credit card or they don't trust any vendor with their CC. I think you need to make a judgement (in the
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by elithrar 13y ago
Agreed. I like the idea, but the buttons, issue tracker, etc are all a bit too similar for my liking.
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by elithrar 13y ago
GitHub Enterprise is self-hosted, FYI https://enterprise.github.com/faq
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by elithrar 13y ago
I usually don't bother with beta OS's or GM seeds (unless they're in a VM!) on my "daily" machine, but I'm curious to know whether the GM seed can be updated to the release version/10.9.1 and onwards? I&#x
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by elithrar 13y ago
Constantly impressed by the release speed and feature list. Thinking back to 1.4/1.5 (when I started using RethinkDB) and I wouldn't have believed myself had I seen the current features.
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by elithrar 13y ago
The issue there is that it is extremely difficult for a private organisation without existing cable assets to deploy a new fibre network. Land access, easement issues, pit access/location/sharing and so on are very difficult pro
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by elithrar 13y ago
> You can no longer log in to your Google account without one of the 10 printed one-time access codes you made when you first set it up. * or a backup phone number that's been verified (i.e. send a verification code and confirmed)
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by elithrar 13y ago
> Both require your mobile number and for a remote service to store all of your tokens though.. Duo does not, for the record. Download and go.

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