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guywithabike
12y ago
Incorrect. You see a flash because the new image has't been loaded yet, but all the other images have been previously loaded and cached, so your browser can display them almost immediately. Try going back to page 1 — each page will app
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guywithabike
12y ago
This was caused by their scheduled maintenance: https://status.heroku.com/incidents/641 I think they jinxed themselves: "Running apps will not be affected."
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12y ago
A lot of cell phone purchasers can't front the $199 up front. The amount of money you need to plonk down on day one is a big factor for a lot of people (usually people with low incomes). Of course, generally these "0-down" ty
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12y ago
In my experience, people who've had exorbitant numbers of kernel panics on Macs have had tons of things installed that muck around with MacOS X internals. VirtualBox, old SIMBL hacks, manual fan controls, etc. Those are all notoriously
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guywithabike
12y ago
(Author here) Correct -- this post is more about exploring RESP and why it's a neat protocol by implementing a very basic RESP reader. I wouldn't write a new Redis client unless I wanted to do something significantly different tha
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12y ago
(Author, here.) I also recommend garyburd/redigo. I especially like the API. Instead of adding methods for every Redis command, redigo uses a single Do() method and then has several "type helper" methods that allow you to con
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Reading and Writing Redis Protocol in Go
(redisgreen.net)
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RedisMonitor: Free Redis monitoring service
(redisgreen.net)
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13y ago
It's open source. You provide the support and updates.
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13y ago
Steve was also adamant about not doing a phone in the first place, not doing a tablet, etc. The point being that Steve always publicly denied wanting to do something that privately he was already investing significant resources in doing.
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13y ago
Numbered databases are (de facto) deprecated. Run separate processes, instead. (Redis is single-threaded, anyways. You probably don't want to run production and staging on the same Redis process.)
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13y ago
Linux is not free, you still need to buy a computer.
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13y ago
If having "some bad luck" and living a "meaningful life" means I die of starvation / poisoning alone in a forest, then I guess you can count me out.
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13y ago
Looks promising? They've only announced the name . They haven't announced a single new feature.
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13y ago
Soylent isn't curing cancer or solving hunger. They're selling meal replacement drinks, which is a large, established market.
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13y ago
It's not about the website, it's about the content. If you read the articles, I think you'll be suitably blown away. Example: http://worrydream.com/#!2/LadderOfAbstraction
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13y ago
Read the FAQ: http://golang.org/doc/faq#generics Generics are convenient but they come at a cost in complexity in the type system and run-time. We haven't yet found a design that gives value proportionate to the
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Ibrahimbalic claims to be the Apple Dev Center hacker
(youtube.com)
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Uninstalling NewRelic plugins will remove everything under /var
(pastebin.com)
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13y ago
In your estimation, what did iOS "steal" from Android? For example, a common iOS 7 feature cited as "stolen" is the app switching interface. But that's the same interface Safari has used for switching tabs since the
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13y ago
They call it an "open platform". I don't get it -- what part of their platform is open? The plugins are open source, but that's not their platform.
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iOS 7 is beta software. If it was finished, they wouldn't call it a pre-release beta for developers only.
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13y ago
The fact that this is the World Wide Developer's Conference makes me think that developers are the targeted audience.
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13y ago
"the devices are often considerably more expensive" iOS devices cost $0-$199 on contract, the same as the most popular Android devices.
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New RedisGreen feature: Create servers with slaves
(changelog.redisgreen.net)
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Dividends and share buybacks are not defensive moves.
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14y ago
From TFA: …production is set to ramp up in 2014.
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14y ago
Nope. This is the announcement that Go 1.1 has reached beta status.
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14y ago
> compared to other players Do you have a source for this?
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14y ago
Don't ask for anecdotes -- test it yourself with conditions similar to those that you'd be operating under.
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