garindra

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by garindra 14y ago
We use Tornadio2 along with Pika (with the IOLoop sharing) for an internal project and it's been great.
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by garindra 15y ago
No IcedCoffeescript's await and defer integration yet? Will we ever see them in Coffeescript's core?
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by garindra 15y ago
I'm guessing this is only for implementing an OAuth consumer; is there any good Python solution for implementing an OAuth provider?
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by garindra 15y ago
So, is AWS starting to carve into Heroku, EngineYard, or PHPFog's territory then? Yes, I understand they offer completely managed dynos so I can sleep well and all that, but easy Git deployment is one of the major reasons why I use Heroku.
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by garindra 15y ago
If everything has to go through their servers and then downloaded by the Mac/PC, then it basically defeats the whole purpose of tethering. The real trick is that they found a way to pipe data from the iPhone to the Mac without going through
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by garindra 15y ago
It did get me and I'm sure a lot of other people thinking. Would you mind answering this Quora question that I set up so I can sleep tonight? http://www.quora.com/How-does-the-Tether-HTML5-app-work
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by garindra 15y ago
What about LESS-style nested selectors? I've been using it in my projects and it improves my workflow tremendously. I'd be thrilled if it's finally integrated into the CSS specification.
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by garindra 15y ago
An interesting video about a Google VP who was saved by his Mercedes car : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XXypu3dVPM
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by garindra 15y ago
I'm pretty sure the companies that you mentioned know enough about recruiting that they won't hire people solely based on the languages that they know. Skills transcend programming languages; especially among those similar-enough scripting
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by garindra 15y ago
Relevant : http://www.quora.com/Why-does-gravitational-acceleration-dif...
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by garindra 15y ago
I don't think it's possible. CDN by its very nature is to send content in low latency manner to users in different geographical locations by having multiple servers also spread in different geographical locations. Users from different parts
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by garindra 15y ago
Asynchronous script loaders like LAB.js ( http://labjs.com/ ) also help alleviate the latency cost of having multiple resource requests by loading them asynchronously.
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by garindra 15y ago
Yes, but having no HTTP connection is better than having fewer HTTP connections. If it's already in the cache (and the resource expire header doesn't signal resource expiration), the browser won't open another HTTP connection.
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by garindra 15y ago
The other point of a (public) CDN is to have more websites using the same kind of resources (JS/CSS files) to load them from the CDN's URLs, which in the end benefits the users by having the browsers reuse the cached version of the resource
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by garindra 15y ago
A question : are you in the Computer Science field? While I think that the way you would answer may work beautifully in other fields, we also have to think about the employer's best interest and the field we're talking about here. Employer'
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by garindra 15y ago
Kinda out of topic, but I tried out top websites that use long-polling (like Quora), and it always fails. I guess the app waits for all the resources to load completely, which for long-polling websites, happens rather long after the DOMread
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by garindra 15y ago
I believe the cost of installing reliable data drives will be significantly minuscule compared to the actual price of the aircraft and their inherent value of holding extremely valuable data.
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Paul Allen's Charlie Rose Interview(charlierose.com)
1 points by garindra 15y ago|0 comments
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The Perfect Work-flow with Git, GitHub, and SSH (youtube.com)
3 points by garindra 16y ago|0 comments
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List of TCP and UDP ports(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by garindra 16y ago|0 comments
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by garindra 16y ago
The first question that came to mind: Does his early computing technical whiz still live up to today's Apple and industry standards?
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by garindra 16y ago
The problem with this approach is that then the users will instead choose to save up their points to submit their OWN stories, instead of spending them upvoting (and downvoting) threads and comments which help improve the content curation o
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by garindra 16y ago
You mean doing Ajax without changing the hash and all that the related crufts? I guess that's because most browsers used by people out there today do not have support for direct url path changing without causing a reload. It's only been pos