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A few (more than one and less than ten) reasons Redis is awesome(was.id.ly)
3 points by gizzlon 12y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Think the point i to handle errors wherever they're best handled. Sometimes that means returning it and sometimes it means handling it right away. I've written code with this style of error-handling in Perl 5, and I think it works
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Comments and images from the University of Texas at Austin: http://danteworlds.laits.utexas.edu/index.html
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Yeah, these two are the easiest to read of those I've found..
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The Divine Comedy (1321)(italianstudies.org)
46 points by gizzlon 12y ago|29 comments
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by gizzlon 12y ago
If my math is right, it would take ~120 days at 10 MB / second.
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Although it's possible to monitor bandwidth use pretty closely, none of the companies I've worked for ever did that unless we where having problems. All the "hackers" have to do is copy the date in a matter that does not
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by gizzlon 12y ago
This is great news! I really really really hate the normal Captcha's. It has a nice property: To combat spam, Google can tweak this as often as they like without bothering the users of a website or the devs running it.
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by gizzlon 12y ago
> There are more ways for a potential attacker to get at the server. So, Rocket at least looks like they're trying to shrink the attack surface. hm.. I don't think that's a given at all! There's been many issues wit
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Great slides, thanks.. > "Candidate driven", which means: there's a lot more demand than supply. Really? Good to know :) I'm a Perl guy, but I'm looking for consultant / freelancing gigs. Do you think it&#
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by gizzlon 12y ago
I agree with you that projects using languages I don't understand is a major turn-off, I think they understand that as well, and live with the trade-off. As someone else said, many people are not comfortable using English (which is jus
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by gizzlon 12y ago
Yeah , if you use the Dockerfile, but pre-build images has tags and ID's that you can use to make sure you always get the same image. I see a few reasons to build your own from the Dockerfile: - 1) You don't trust the image an
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by gizzlon 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote / Based in Oslo, Norway, but happy to travel. Programmer and devops guy with more than 5 years of experience. Broad experience with different technologies, naturally creative and a fast learner. Master of Science
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by gizzlon 12y ago
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2014/09/19/travel/reif-la...
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by gizzlon 12y ago
> You can send to any number, with just the phone number. I don't think that works in practice, some / many people can't receive MMS. I don't even know if I can, think it has to be set up on the phone to match the ca
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by gizzlon 12y ago
I'm starting a smallish project, using Docker, for two reasons: - It helps containing all the dependences on my laptop and on the server, to not "pollute" it with things I won't need later. - It makes it easier to move
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by gizzlon 13y ago
Matthew Green ‏@matthew_d_green Apr 18: "@MiodVallat @cwlcks Well then I withdraw my earlier comments. What happens in BSD when the system RNG lacks entropy? Does it block?"
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by gizzlon 13y ago
By your reasoning.. No. By his reasoning it would be okay to go into the store, copy the bag and leave with the copy.
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by gizzlon 13y ago
why don't you just buy a different product sold on terms you agree with? I'm not GP, but I think the real problem is lack of competition. There's no real competition in this marked, they all collude. One example: If Big-Mov
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by gizzlon 13y ago
#mtgox-chat Cannot join channel (+i) - you must be invited :(
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by gizzlon 13y ago
Some people you connected with also had them in their address book?
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by gizzlon 13y ago
You have a point. What I meant was I haven't used theoretical knowledge of data structures. Arrays and hashes does not count :) That's just basic programming knowledge. Whenever someone uses the term "data structures" I
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by gizzlon 13y ago
" Absolutely; any programmer worth anything knows something about data structures" Can you qualify this a little bit? I haven't used data structures since university. What are you expecting programmers to know and why?
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by gizzlon 13y ago
ALmost works now: docker run -p 8000:8000 oyvindsk/wagtail-demo https://index.docker.io/u/oyvindsk/wagtail-demo/
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by gizzlon 13y ago
Anyone got a working dockerfile for the demo? Took a stab at it, but it doesn't work :( https://index.docker.io/u/oyvindsk/wagtaildemo-incomplete/ https://github.com/oyvindsk/docker-
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by gizzlon 13y ago
But none of those are solutions.. you've solved nothing. "Whenever I start feeling sick, I just stop being sick and be awesome instead" - Barney Stinson
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by gizzlon 13y ago
You can't actually use stripe in all corresponding countries though: https://stripe.com/global
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by gizzlon 13y ago
Redis cluster tutorial: http://redis.io/topics/cluster-tutorial Redis cluster Specification (work in progress): http://redis.io/topics/cluster-spec
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Redis 3.0.0 beta-1, with Cluster support, is out(groups.google.com)
2 points by gizzlon 13y ago|1 comments
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by gizzlon 13y ago
haha, I love this guy.. Asking for efficiency and adaptability in the same program is like asking for a beautiful and modest wife. Although beauty and modesty have been known to occur in the same woman, we'll probably have to settle f

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