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by film42 13y ago
Either that or they're starting to exceed usage. I'm sure there's not some magic mass delete routes for facebook's api. I have to think they're going to be hitting some kind of limit here pretty soon.
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by film42 13y ago
I really enjoy the regex completion. Example: $ rm * .gch dir/* .gch <tab> $ rm file1.gch file2.gch file3.gch file4.gch dir/file5.gch I really enjoy it when I'm removing something sensitive and just want to make sure.
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by film42 13y ago
I was about to ask about this. RubyMotion seems amazing, but sometimes objective-c is about just opening that auto-complete and seeing what methods are at your disposal.
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by film42 13y ago
You're totally right, but I was replying to the parent comment.
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by film42 13y ago
Because far too often, 'hire a freelance developer' means, "I'll give you 20% of the company if you make the MVP." At my university, several times a week you get people saying, "I have my MBA and I just need 3 developers who are really soli
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A documentary of the first biking trip to the South Pole(kickstarter.com)
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by film42 13y ago
I feel exactly the same way. I've worked on a few large node.js projects, and I really don't like it when people think, "I'll make a blog" or "I'll make a forum" and use node.js simply because it's "cool." Node is powerful if used in the ri
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by film42 14y ago
This is very true, however it's a problem with your schema/ db types design/ caching. My main argument is using a random data blob is suicidal.
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by film42 14y ago
If it were up to me, I would create a schema for each metric and then if you need all on one page, create some nice /client/client_id/metrics/all route. Although if you're dealing with metrics, you probably want to have a good defined model
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by film42 14y ago
Wouldn't it be a lot nicer to just use a schema and serializer? I know that's not really the point of this article, but if you're trying to get a SQL db to operate like a NoSQl store, it feels like a lot of hand-waving.
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by film42 14y ago
I have an exam at 7am tomorrow, please don't crash it again guys. Thanks!!
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by film42 14y ago
I think it will. Especially when you can say, "If we can drop IE 6/7/8 support, development costs will go down significantly." Remember, it's not just JS compatibility, think about all the CSS hacks you need to do to get your design just so
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by film42 14y ago
I believe we all make this mistake, event outside of startups. Think way back to middle school when you had a crush on that girl or guy and everything seemed perfect, and you were in love, but they didn't know it yet. All the signs were poi
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by film42 14y ago
I tend to use an api_key, because it's easier to manage. I'll setup a route to authenticate, where I'll use basic auth to return an api_key, and the remainder of the api either requires an api_key or no authentication at all. For Rails deve
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by film42 14y ago
This is a really good question, and should be referring to all apis and their limits. This was my approach: Create a parser that lives off of apis, just under posted limits. Although we had a few thousand visitors today, there was only one
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by film42 14y ago
It's pretty good at holding traffic. Not so much when it comes to curious "stop by, see what's up, open a websocket, leave." But we're working on making it better, and it is back and running smooth now. Thanks for checking it out :)
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by film42 14y ago
JUST FYI: This is camping on a simple dev server, so I'm sorry it keeps going down. I'm doing my best to keep it online. Thanks!
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by film42 14y ago
Good call, thanks for the feedback!
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by film42 14y ago
I just did this myself: 765 characters including the title. With caching, it's around 680kb.
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by film42 14y ago
The paper is worth a full read as well. One of my favorite bits... "The FCEUX emulator is about a jillion lines of C++-ish code, was intended as an interactive GUI application, contains support for multiple di erent platforms, and the code
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by film42 14y ago
So is anyone actually gonna by the phone now?
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by film42 14y ago
Moot says they use JSON-RPC because a standard REST framework is not suitable. Can anyone shed some light on how big of a performance boost JSON-RPC provides when dealing with things like notifications?
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by film42 14y ago
This is great, but there are already many sites that teach ruby through clean slides, animations and gamification. Most notably (with respect to ruby) is code school. I'm all for more resources, but I don't see how this is filling a market
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by film42 14y ago
You are a bit, but that's ok, fwiw, I'm speaking from my experience whether it's right or wrong, which I felt had value. I only meant that after using it on several projects, I felt that it had some cool features, but there are quite a few
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by film42 14y ago
My two cents: CouchDB is great in that it allows you to remove the backend and rely solely on a database with REST baked in. However, it has its drawbacks, like database queries can be costly do to transactions over http. It's like every ot
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by film42 14y ago
Because if there was (and I'm sure there are), we would compare him/ her to Elon Musk, or Steve Jobs, etc.
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by film42 14y ago
The site says $99, however, upon clicking preorder, we see it costs $450 without a contract. AT&T of course says, "*Requires 2-yr contract with qualifying voice and data plans. Activation fee applies." So this cool little idea just got
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by film42 14y ago
That, or changed to, "Collection.get() which accept single _id_ of model as parameter like follows..."
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by film42 14y ago
Call me a noob, but I have never been properly introduced to Rust. Does anyone know of a good article or walk through with pros, cons, and examples?
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by film42 14y ago
Considering the way the handle their customers (myself being one of them), they honestly wouldn't care.

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