giulianob

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by giulianob 11y ago
They give you 30 seconds to shut down. Should be plenty of time to gracefully end your current requests and shut down the web server.
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by giulianob 11y ago
Yeah, just sounds like a type issue that any simple static checking would catch.
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by giulianob 11y ago
When did you guys get acquired? I used AgileZen a couple of years ago at a large company and I'm curious if it was before or after the acquisition.
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by giulianob 12y ago
Considering Microsoft's strategy lately has been to provide cross platform support, I wouldn't assume that iOS is out of the picture unless there is an announcement. Look at Microsoft Band for example, it supports iOS, Android, an
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by giulianob 12y ago
I live in the area and we have a lot of difficulty finding talent. I see they are hiring for a lot of very specialized positions and I wonder how difficult it will be to fill them in this area.
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by giulianob 12y ago
That's how I run my game project as well. Except that I haven't gotten to a point where it can sustain working on it full time. Have you written about the history of Tarsnap like how you started it, how long before you were able t
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by giulianob 12y ago
Hey lets get in touch. Contact me at gbarberiATaotaonlineDOTcom
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by giulianob 12y ago
Also on Linode the bandwidth is accumulated between all of your nodes. That means if you have 2 nodes each with 2TB, you can spend 3TB on one node without paying overage fees. It's actually cheaper to buy extra nodes for the bandwidth
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by giulianob 12y ago
I live outside of a town with a large tech culture. I often wonder if a large part of success is just being around the right community. So you are getting a lot of feedback and have real connections to gain information from. I wonder what t
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by giulianob 12y ago
That's what the voting system is for though. If someone is abusing the system like getting fake upvotes then that's def. a problem but the spam system accounts for that. Otherwise if the highly upvoted content on /r/entr
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by giulianob 12y ago
A mod can ban you from their subreddit and that happens a lot based on a fairly subjective basis. There are even times where you just get caught by moderating bots then if the moderators don't bother to reply to you, there is little re
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by giulianob 12y ago
As a long time Reddit user, I've been really disappointed lately with Reddits "battle" against content creators and the little recourse you have if you are marked as a spammer or shadow banned. See the recent /r/ind
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by giulianob 12y ago
I really appreciate their transparency with their stability report ( http://rethinkdb.com/stability/ ). It's even linked right on the front page and shows what type of issues you can expect at scale.
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by giulianob 12y ago
What's the advantage over something like TypeScript which is a superset of JavaScript but supports types as well?
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by giulianob 12y ago
Anyone have something similar for game UIs?
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by giulianob 12y ago
You can set up Ansible to do pull if you really want to and you can there are other solutions for doing dynamic inventory, gathering facts, or storing data on other services.
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by giulianob 12y ago
I wonder how this will affect many of the apps where devs have hard coded the screen resolution and depend on the current DPI. The iPhone 4 doubled the DPI and the resolution so that it would be fairly seamless to devs. The iPhone 5 made th
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by giulianob 12y ago
I prefer BitBuckets because I don't want pricing to become an issue in how I split up my projects. They also have free private repos if you have 5 collaborators or fewer.
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by giulianob 12y ago
It looks like you will be auto upgraded according to the site.
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by giulianob 12y ago
I prefer Linode. DO often has network issues and nodes take a little while to boot. Linode seems to offer a much more consistent product because they have been around whereas DO grew very quickly and I don't think they have gotten ever
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by giulianob 12y ago
No, I think it's more about learning what's out there instead of always relying on your job to learn what you need to know.
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by giulianob 12y ago
More functions to modify JSON columns in place without needing to retrieve it.
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by giulianob 12y ago
Does anyone know a good Trie implementation for C#? I've seen some on blog posts but haven't found something production ready.
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by giulianob 12y ago
Would it be possible to use this to sell items with you as a referral and get paid commission?
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by giulianob 12y ago
ASP.net is fairly old tech so yeah it has problems. It's gotten better since and there's a difference between the .NET runtime and the .NET ecosystem. Saying .NET sucks because ASP.net sucks is like saying Ruby sucks because RoR s
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by giulianob 12y ago
The Roslyn stuff is going to be really awesome. It will be interesting to see what types of refactoring and code analysis tools the community creates.
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by giulianob 12y ago
I have had the exact opposite experience. People weren't using mocks therefore when you changed something at a low level, it caused tests all over the system to break that didn't particularly care about that behavior. It also make
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by giulianob 12y ago
I really want to see people's complex projects and example code. There have been way too much opinion on this topic lately without any concrete evidence to show the strengths/weaknesses of using or not using mocks.
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by giulianob 12y ago
I can't wait until they support manipulating JSON directly (e.g. insert object to end of a JSON array)
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by giulianob 12y ago
That's the point of the testing pyramid at the end of the article. My rule of thumb is this: if you can test something at the unit testing level with mocks and feel confident about the behavior then do so. Otherwise, start moving up th

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