estrabd

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by estrabd 11y ago
Nailed it.
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by estrabd 12y ago
His goal is to help address CPAN modules that might need some love, as evidenced by http://neilb.org/adoption/
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by estrabd 12y ago
I signed up. Sounds like a good opportunity for those who want to help, but don't quite know where to get started.
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by estrabd 12y ago
Certainly not a problem unique to INTP, I just said that because your problem seems so familiar - personally and from others that I know. Please note that this is not about MB, it's about getting hints about who you are and how you use
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by estrabd 12y ago
You might be INTP. FInd out and if you are, find a community of them. It helped me. And to put it succinctly, minimize your information firehoses and reject the notion that you need to keep abreast of everything even if it is not relevant t
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by estrabd 12y ago
FreeBSD itself has diverged significantly from its own 4.x release, which is where DFBSD forked. I would still call DragonFlyBSD a "BSD" now and in the future since it still leverages a lot of work from FreeBSD (and other BSDs) t
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by estrabd 12y ago
.005% of your approximate net worth (1m/19b)
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by estrabd 12y ago
Very well done, xantronix. Your enthusiasm is infectious.
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by estrabd 12y ago
The base FreeBSD installation comes with 2 shells - tcsh and sh (not bash!). However many do install bash. https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/shells.html
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by estrabd 12y ago
It is funny because it is true.
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by estrabd 12y ago
Our use case necessitated a synchronous interaction, but the message back was done exactly as you suggest - just uses a private second queue. The challenge was that while the initial job is fire-and-forget (or wait for a reply), the 2nd pr
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by estrabd 12y ago
In the ACID sense, no it doesn't have write ahead logging or recovery. But it's good enough for government work.
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by estrabd 12y ago
Redis is durable with its bin logs, but if you're pushing many "jobs" through Redis, you will end up wanting to turn off bin logging because of the lag it introduces.
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by estrabd 12y ago
This was my take away question. Redis can be used extremely effectively as a pool of job queues with failover. Perhaps RabbitMQ provides robust bidirectional messaging? While pooling Redis works well for one-way job submission (with each R
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by estrabd 12y ago
> Often in the tech industry we’re too quick to eviscerate some recently-obsoleted technology (Flash, SVN, Perl) Perl is obsolete? LOLz.
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by estrabd 13y ago
Well done!
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by estrabd 14y ago
http://jobs.cpanel.net (Houston).
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by estrabd 14y ago
This would not work in a multi-dog household.
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by estrabd 16y ago
What about six-minute.sentenc.es/?
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by estrabd 17y ago
Facebook's the only one I'd consider at an IPO, though Zynga looks interesting. I am on LinkedIn, but really, who goes there when they're not simply updating their profile. I don't see the value in it as a social network.
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by estrabd 17y ago
I hate articles like this. And he gets the Turing Test wrong.
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by estrabd 17y ago
1500 years ahead of *our time. It's ridiculous to think that they could not have learned how to make special purpose computing machines.
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by estrabd 17y ago
Well..."Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler."
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by estrabd 17y ago
geee...what could go wrong here.
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by estrabd 17y ago
What about Weka? http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka/