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by gobengo 11y ago
It's most likely that even the "CM"s from both providers are actually Virtual Machines running on a hypervisor running on bare metal. You just can't tell and don't need to care (for most workloads).
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by gobengo 11y ago
It's been quite some time since I associated Heroku with Rails.
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by gobengo 11y ago
It has recently become popular to be anti-REST. It makes you seem smart and more knowledgable than average. In practice, I think that an GraphQL API is still a form of REST. People hate on REST when they should be hating on the bad instance
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by gobengo 12y ago
I'm just an amateur, but this doesn't actually seem that surprising. It's also relevant to the part of the book I'm reading now, which I highly recommend to anyone interested in QED, Electromagnetism, or even just Comput
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by gobengo 12y ago
THIS. I have the exact same feelings. Same with the 'Kubuntu is 10 years old' link on the homepage. I think we just grew up at the perfect time!
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by gobengo 12y ago
I think if you're going to be doing sufficiently 'biggish data' with those kind of retrieval charcteristics, you've got to just give up on disk and use flash only.
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Google Chrome – Do Not Track Header Setting(support.google.com)
9 points by gobengo 12y ago|0 comments
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by gobengo 12y ago
Every HTTP request, regardless of method, is implicitly 'fetch'ing an HTTP response.
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by gobengo 12y ago
What does Lisp provide on top of e.g. the lambda calculus? I'd expect the latter to be even more fundamental. But I suppose one could reasonably argue that that wasn't 'Software', just Math.
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by gobengo 12y ago
agree and also GO FANOUT
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by gobengo 12y ago
What bank does that?
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by gobengo 12y ago
What's pretty funny is that the new features in ES6 and ES7 makes a lot of the patterns/mishaps/X-parts from the last 15 years pretty irrelevant or less-obviously-'the way'. Examples: * "Class" syntax
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by gobengo 12y ago
I thought Java was the first to be implemented by the browser?
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by gobengo 12y ago
$> diff <(node --v8-options | grep harmony) <(./iojs --v8-options | grep harmony) 1,6c1,18 < --harmony_typeof (enable harmony semantics for typeof) < --harmony_scoping (enable harmony block scoping) <
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by gobengo 12y ago
I think I'd be a lot less happy if I worried about things like this.
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by gobengo 12y ago
This is related to something I occasionally think about. I used to take a lot of pride in 'critical' thought. Certainly I frequently take this attitude toward the things floating around in my head, and I like that. But I've l
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by gobengo 12y ago
its his personal preference on what sort of businesses to allow in his city. In my opinion, this is actually one of the only points of accountability for a corporation growing unchecked (which has this many varying complaints against them a
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by gobengo 12y ago
Yes
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by gobengo 12y ago
IMO a question all blogs and media sites need to ask is kind of like: "Am I creating a community or a television channel?" I grew up on the web, and the multi-directionality of it as a medium (including blog comments) has set my s
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by gobengo 12y ago
Go to 6 countries you've never been to for 1 month at a time while you learn or perfect technology skills (or eschew all of computing for 6 months). You'll learn a ton in your first job, and you'll have guidance. Don't w
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by gobengo 12y ago
When you think about it, that's not a bad definition of government in < 140 chars.
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by gobengo 12y ago
tldr about jwt 1. They're made up of three .-delimited segments: header.data.sig 2. JWT doesn't prescribe any particular sig algorithm. The header indicates by what method the {data} JSON object was signed to get {sig}. A common s
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by gobengo 12y ago
We've been using JWTs for our single-sign-on integrations (and some other tokens) with Livefyre customers for a couple years now. No downsides at all! Customers that aren't familiar with JWT are easily able to create tokens with a
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by gobengo 12y ago
'just an hmac token', but attached to the payload in a well-structured way. Very required for the proliferation of libraries across all languages. There is also JSON Web Encryption, built on top of JWT, which provides encryption i
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by gobengo 12y ago
nope
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by gobengo 12y ago
Friendly reminder: You can add social annotation capabilities to any site for free with Livefyre Sidenotes http://blog.livefyre.com/say-hello-to-sidenotes/ http://blog.livefyre.com/architecting-sidenote
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by gobengo 12y ago
I looked at it as a numbers game. I think you should invest the most time in the next week just applying to more than 10 places. It's not glamorous, but if you apply to every single startup out there, you'll at least end up with s
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by gobengo 12y ago
I think he's saying that investing in smaller (small-cap) companies is a better idea because it's easier for a small company to grow 10x in the next 20yrs than IBM to grow 10x in 20yrs.
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by gobengo 12y ago
In short: Investing into the same asset in fixed amounts over time. It doesn't inherently improve your returns, but is a good idea to save consistently over time (not in lumps that you can procrastinate on). There are also benefits to
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by gobengo 12y ago
We've been a customer for going on two years. Working with Anand and Brett was consistently a pleasure. I wish you all the best of luck!

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