ericmoritz

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by ericmoritz 14y ago
I freaked out at first. I couldn't believe that they were criticizing developers for poor grammar. As I read on, I realized that they make a living on the written word and it all made sense.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Perhaps I'm just nieve but if someone has access to the DOM via XSS; isn't CSRF nonces like Django uses pointless?
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
See Resty https://github.com/micha/resty
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Do you know if CTRL and ALT work on bluetooth keyboards? My perfect IDE is only a SSH session away but I've heard that CTRL and ALT are not supported in Android and without those EMACS is pretty useless.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
this is basically the Rube Goldberg machine of robotics; which is cool in its own right.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
I've been using my Kindle Fire with ICS on it nearly every day. It's a really nice size for reading and browsing. I'm sure it is a personal preference. Some people prefer 10" and some people prefer 7".
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Sorry some commenters on HN are harsh
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Wow, HN is harsh. This is probably a really solid product that solves a specific problem and you all nit-pick at it's trade-offs and poo-poo it.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Wow, I didn't know there was a name for this. On my list of things to make someday is a "Slow Web" social network.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
I can implement the server. Is there anything I should know about tuning Twisted for this kind of benchmark?
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Excellent. I wanted to write a twisted implementation. care to take a crack at it and submitting a pull request?
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Feel free to fix the go version and submit a pull request. My implementation is just copy pasta from the net.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
I used the m1.medium instance on 64bit Ubuntu 12.04. I will update the results.md to note that. I will also rerun all the tests on 2 core 64bit instances tonight.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
This initial release is not meant to be definitive. I welcome pull requests for better implementations in your language/platform of choice and any suggestion to better tune Linux for these tests.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Am I wrong to feel disappointed when boxes like these are more than $200?
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Think of it as WINE project for iOS. He's building the libraries that iOS code depends on just like WINE recreated all the Windows DLLs so that Windows programs could run on Linux/OSX
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
yeah this 12 core cluster costs about $2,000 for 12 Panda boards.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
In my experience, a single node web socket server has trouble with 5,000 concurrent connections nonetheless 100,000 connections.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
That's pretty cool. It's been a fantasy of mine to control the mouse cursor with my eyes.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Relevant: http://vimeo.com/13667174
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
gunicorn is nice for starting up a quick WSGI webserver. I prefer uwsgi when integrating with nginx. uwsgi's performance is pretty incredible.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
What didn't you like about it? I remember hating the syntax when I first start but forgot why. After I worked through the initial aversion, the syntax no longer feels worse than say, Python, it is just different. In fact, I wouldn't give
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Everything is a fad.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
A really neat project is the Erlang Embedded and a parallel project, Nerves. I imagine a little cluster of these things in my house :) http://www.erlang-solutions.com/news/1/entry/1307 http://nerves-project.org/
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
I wish he would add TCE for the sole fact that parsing tree like structures feels much more natural using recursion than it does with a for loop. I am always paranoid that a really deep structure will cause an stack depth exceeded exceptio
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
/v1/people/john and /v2/people/john are different representations of the same internal state. REST = Representational state transfer. While a URI is a unique identifier, it uniquely identifies a representation of internal state. The str
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Whoops. Perhaps I am due two more sittings then.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
Kestrel: https://github.com/robey/kestrel
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
and if you have less time on your hands, spend an evening with The Little Schemer.
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by ericmoritz 14y ago
With web services, documents are your public API. Once a service is public, there is a contract between you and the consumers of the API that it will not change until a new version comes out. This is why we see the /v1/ convention in REST

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