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211.
by getsat 14y ago
I thought it was a not-so-subtle tongue-in-cheek reference to Gabe's weight/size. He's a big guy. shrug
212.
by getsat 14y ago
http://www.itworld.com/it-managementstrategy/233753/gpl-copy... Permissive licenses are just fine (arguably, better).
213.
by getsat 14y ago
I find the number of comments are a better indicator of how interesting an article is than the number of points. I don't even look at the point values.
214.
by getsat 14y ago
I was referring to scraping Google/Yahoo. They have disclaimers on their sites that the information is N minutes old at best. EDIT: I guess a few of them are actually realtime now. Here's the list: http://www.google.com/intl/en/googlefi
215.
by getsat 14y ago
That data is also 15 minutes old (or older!) from what I recall. Probably not your best choice for anything remotely "realtime". As parent said, you're better off getting a real market stream which will probably use FIX: http://en.wikipe
216.
by getsat 14y ago
You'll see this same behavior anywhere demand greatly exceeds supply. I know I'll never see a Raspberry Pi in real life because they refuse to meet demand for whatever reason, so it doesn't really bother me.
217.
by getsat 14y ago
>implying cross-platform gui toolkits don't exist
218.
by getsat 14y ago
Indeed. There are streamers on twitch.tv who make $500+/day playing video games.
219.
by getsat 14y ago
There's also this for even better performance: https://gist.github.com/2113359 Don't forget to set your envvars!
220.
by getsat 14y ago
There's this gist which combines all the patches and has you install a 1.9.3-p125-perf via rbenv: https://gist.github.com/2113359 Been using it at work for local dev and in production. Feels good, man.
221.
by getsat 14y ago
This is correct, but replace 1.9.2-p290 with 1.9.3-p125.
222.
by getsat 15y ago
Are they GPL, or AGPL? The AGPL removes the so-called "network service loophole". Unsurprisingly, few projects use it.
223.
by getsat 15y ago
You are not even remotely close to being correct.
224.
by getsat 15y ago
Maybe the proverbial "eyes" are on other projects or something?
225.
by getsat 15y ago
> it's fast. People honestly still believe PHP is fast ? Wow. Even Ruby (1.9, YARV) is as fast as PHP nowadays, and it's one of the slowest mainstream scripting languages you can use right now... http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u6
226.
by getsat 15y ago
Wow, posting from North Korea. Amazing. "No amount of genius can overcome a preoccupation with detail."
227.
by getsat 15y ago
For the record, this was sarcasm. It's 2012. I really hope you guys aren't debugging using printf still. You'd think someone into esoteric languages would've heard of a debugger.
228.
by getsat 15y ago
Does F# let you debug using printf? I stopped reading the linked post at that point.
229.
by getsat 15y ago
Not officially. cperciva (HN username), FreeBSD security guy, maintains some AMIs for it: http://www.daemonology.net/freebsd-on-ec2/
230.
by getsat 15y ago
This does look a little bizarre... Random blog claims free phones for students. Links to official rules PDF hosted on some PHP dev site. You have to register on Facebook to participate. No indication of Microsoft being involved
231.
by getsat 15y ago
Standard response to SSH "bruteforcing" articles: use SPA or port knocking to hide sshd. Use key-based auth and disable passwords/root login. Use the AllowUsers setting to restrict which accounts can login.
232.
by getsat 15y ago
Digitally Imported, Electro House station. http://www.di.fm/
233.
by getsat 15y ago
WTF? Freedom of speech is freedom from censorship by the government. Even that has restrictions, though. You can't incite violence against other people or cause other people to come to harm through your speech (yelling "Fire!" in a theatr
234.
by getsat 15y ago
Yegge's now-famous rant paints a really different picture. https://plus.google.com/112678702228711889851/posts/eVeouesv...
235.
by getsat 15y ago
"Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants."
236.
by getsat 15y ago
If you exercise regularly and you're still gaining weight, your diet is likely the culprit. Most people have no idea just how horrid their diets are.
237.
by getsat 15y ago
That quote is one of the dumbest things I've ever read on this site.
238.
by getsat 15y ago
This poll is missing an option: I don't use SO because it required OpenID to register. I guess it supports other options now, but back in the day, that's why I never participated.
239.
by getsat 15y ago
... yes? That was my point. They switched from a GPL-like license to a BSD one.
240.
by getsat 15y ago
I wonder what RMS thinks of the fact that Ruby recently switched from a GPL-like license (Ruby License) to BSD. At any rate, congrats to Matz!

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