ericmoritz

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   by ericmoritz 15y ago

   http://connect.creativelabs.com/openal/default.aspx
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   by ericmoritz 15y ago

   plus there's an endless supply of coffee; that does wonders for productivity.
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   by ericmoritz 15y ago

   nginx+uwsgi FTW
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   by ericmoritz 15y ago

   because you can't get specifically what you want from a open source project unless you own that project.
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   by ericmoritz 15y ago

   The winning todo app looks to complicated to me.
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   by ericmoritz 15y ago

   This is the reason why I'm never get excited about recursion. I hardly ever find a real world application for it aside from a tree transversal. Most examples are toys (fib, towers of hanoi, maze solving) or problems that are already solved
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   by ericmoritz 15y ago

   I think learning sin/cos/tan before learning that they are based on a circle is ridiculous as well. I had an epiphany when I learned that.
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   by ericmoritz 15y ago

   all I'm asking for with Javascript is a shorter function keyword. Let me have dosomethingasync(f() { }); With a language so dependent on callbacks, anonymous function are so verbose.
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   by ericmoritz 15y ago

   I'm sure I'll get flack for this but isn't a session cookie passed with every request essentially the same as passing an Auth header with every request? In either case HTTP is still stateless.
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    If I remember correctly, Varnish by default will use the standard HTTP headers to cache the content. This is my preferred way "configuring" Varnish. I like letting the app decide how to cache it's content rather than putting a bunch of sp
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    In fact it's much more transparent. With a compiled binary you don't see the steps involved, with a bash script you can step line by line and see exactly what the script is doing. Those that don't care won't look at the script any more tha
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    Why do they need the password when they can request the data out of the company's database? What are they gaining with the plaintext password?
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    I had one of those when I was a kid, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0UK4mTTRsw
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    I use a mix of Rdio and Pandora for my music enjoyment. I have about 100 gigs of local music on my Drobo that I never listen to.
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    I had a KayPro II, it was awesome! I remember playing Hunt the Wumpus, Adventure, and some run and jump game made out of ascii art.
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    I've been slowly transferring my domains to Gandi as they expire, you have to love their tag line.
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    GoDaddy is one skanky company. Buying a domain is a chore. You have to walk through a minefield of up sells. The ads are gross. All that hassle is just not worth the couple dollars I save every year.
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    I'm about two months into my first remote gig and I have to agree with you that communication is the worse. Sometimes I feel like I'm pulling teeth to get an answer out of anyone.
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    The biggest issue that ever comes up for me when using mocks is getting the assumptions wrong. For instance perhaps I mock my interactions with an external web service and they change the JSON structure on me. My tests continue to pass bu
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    Voxeo is a cool product, I used you all ten years ago for a coupon redemption app using CallXML I believe.
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    We had a dream of taking an ardrino, a wifi shield and writing a session cookie sniffer that will tweet/facebook status updates that says something along the lines of, "X coffee is so much better than Y coffee" and hiding the think somewher
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    by ericmoritz 16y ago

    I keep telling my kid, the worse bad words out of all of them are "can't" and "never".