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by garindra 14y ago
And why is that?
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Apple's Eddy Cue joins Ferrari board of directors(appleinsider.com)
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by garindra 14y ago
Yes -- the onclick event can be triggered by all the mouse buttons.
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by garindra 14y ago
A question : is there any way for my application code to transparently "recognize" that (at runtime) there is a new follower PG database that is assigned to the application and that it should route some of the reads to the new follower DB?
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by garindra 14y ago
You need to keep the technical architecture of the pet projects as simple as possible. From what I can see (myself included), there's more tendency to make pet projects more technically complicated than needed (usually because they're thoug
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by garindra 14y ago
I would guess the same way you do when regular servers terminate/die for whatever reason.
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by garindra 14y ago
This got me wondering for quite a long time: I'm pretty sure almost all EC2 issues happen on the US east region -- why is that? Is it because it's the most used region?
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by garindra 14y ago
This made me crack up even more : "Written in PHP, so literally anyone can contribute, even if they have no idea how to program."
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by garindra 14y ago
Yep, this is a quite an annoyance for me. To give you a little background : I'm a 20-year-old international student, currently pursuing a bachelor's degree at a US university, and have been employed full-time at a mid-sized software company
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by garindra 14y ago
A bit out of topic FYI -- Java and Sumatra are the names of two of the 5 major islands in Indonesia. The country has a grand total of 17,000 islands.
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by garindra 14y ago
For the people that have already tried it, is this finally a good Postgres client for the MacOSX? Haven't found any that comes close to Sequel Pro for MySQL.
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by garindra 14y ago
I might be wrong here, but if you're using long polling in your webapp, shouldn't you be using a randomized wildcard subdomain anyways? For example, Quora uses #.tch.quora.com as their long polling hostname, with the #-part randomized for e
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by garindra 14y ago
May be useful to add a secondary question to that about why you think the projects/ideas failed.
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by garindra 14y ago
And some very high z-index value.
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by garindra 14y ago
Have you tried using Browserstack ( http://browserstack.com ) to test different browsers directly from a browser tab? It's been very helpful to me, and the range of the browsers that they offer is breathtaking (they offer IE, Firefox, Chrom
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by garindra 14y ago
You actually have the option to enable SSL both on (customer->cloudflare) and (cloudflare->your server).
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by garindra 14y ago
I always use Cloudflare in front of Heroku; mainly because of that and the cheap & simple SSL set-up that they have.
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by garindra 14y ago
Status update on https://status.heroku.com/incidents/372 : "We have confirmed widespread errors on the platform. Our engineers are continuing to investigate."
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by garindra 14y ago
Let me explain to you the two large projects that I'm currently working on that are both using Require.js (it's hard to explain one without the other): The first is basically a web framework that lets you compose a fully working website fro
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by garindra 14y ago
Your 4 points are exactly why I always use Require.js, Backbone, and Underscore in all my large projects. Require.js solves point #1 and point #3. Backbone solves point #2. Underscore solves, well, point #4. In my experience, the other impo
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by garindra 14y ago
This is the demo video you're talking about : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOvQCPLkPt4
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by garindra 14y ago
Memory integrity is definitely an important thing in order to get any decent result out of a supposedly productive lucid dream, but can't it be improved by "training" though? I remember reading through a lucid dreaming thread on Reddit, and
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by garindra 14y ago
This is a question that I've had for quite a long time about lucid dreaming : is it possible to use the lucid dream time as a time to think deeply about things that usually require a lot of real world time but don't usually require access t
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by garindra 14y ago
I'm thinking that this would only work for relatively simple apps though. There might be cases where the functionalities in your apps could only be supported by server-side infrastructure, like uploading files, resizing images, emailing, cr
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by garindra 14y ago
They can technically look at the referrer header value and look at the URL path of the referring page.
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by garindra 14y ago
Even simpler : Django + SQL in Heroku.
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by garindra 14y ago
I didn't notice it before I saw your comment; I then tried it, and as a result, gave the "kudo" by accident too. This is a great example of beauty/fanciness != good user experience. There's no way to "unkudo" either, sigh..
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by garindra 14y ago
I had the same problem as #6 too (Heroku forcing you to install psycopg2 even though you're using a different database). The reason for this is because Heroku post-deploy script reads the DATABASE_URL config variable (which defaults to Hero
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by garindra 14y ago
This is because all integers between -5 and 256 in CPython are "cached", so they all have the same identity (hence the True return value of the `is` of the second comparison -- it's between the range). http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30
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by garindra 14y ago
Yes, it was Facebook.

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