halayli

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931.
by halayli 15y ago
I usually compare software development to painting, it's always hard to know when is the final brush stroke.
932.
by halayli 15y ago
Great product. But I personally prefer to use my inbox for handling mail only and not get it in the mix of other processes like hiring, bug tracking etc...
933.
by halayli 15y ago
I'd use a language that at least got the very basics right (ex: ===, ==, etc..) to lessen the confusion for new comers.
934.
by halayli 15y ago
I would really like to see Bjarne and Linus debating C++ & C.
935.
by halayli 15y ago
in summary, toot your own horn
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Cedexis.com - multi-platform content & application delivery service(cedexis.com)
1 points by halayli 15y ago|0 comments
937.
by halayli 15y ago
> Javascript dependency - not relying on the browser-side code to capture a page visit means that the NA can correctly account for clients using NoScript and AdBlock. > Privacy - capturing the analytics data directly on the web serv
938.
by halayli 15y ago
> “All variables must be declared my or our. That you would even consider doing otherwise reveals what a despicable coder you are.” > This was stupid advice, but it was common. Perl’s defaults were as much a part of the language as
939.
by halayli 15y ago
You aren't checking the return value of json_alloc() in new_value()
940.
by halayli 15y ago
CDN? I am not looking for a CDN, I want to host a machine not content.
941.
by halayli 15y ago
I want the machine to be located in U.S because of latency
942.
by halayli 15y ago
You can fall back to AWS in those cases.
943.
by halayli 15y ago
Not convinced with the idea, it isn't solving a problem, and it's more on the extra-features side of github rather than being a site on its own.
944.
by halayli 15y ago
> Do you know what := does in Go? What "common conventions" provide the same concise expressiveness? I know what := means because I have a Pascal background, most programmers are used to = as being the assignment operator. But the mere
945.
by halayli 15y ago
If you don't know Go and you look at this 'make([]E, 1000)'. What does it tell you? How about this 'make(map[string]int) or make(chan int) ?' for i := range e { Why bring back := from pascal family and steer away from common conventions? Wh
946.
by halayli 15y ago
I don't see the point of this site. All the info is available in stats
947.
by halayli 15y ago
Go syntax makes me cringe. example: > for i := range e { > var e = make([]E, 1000) It's confusing and against mainstream conventions for no good reason.
948.
by halayli 15y ago
sent
949.
by halayli 15y ago
I recently bought a server (xeon 5606 + 24GB Ram + 2 TB storage with hardware raid) for $2k and I am hosting it in a colo for $75. I find this ideal for small services and gives you a lot of performance allowing you to go a long way with a
950.
Lthread v0.5 is out(github.com)
1 points by halayli 15y ago|0 comments
951.
by halayli 15y ago
The point behind prefix was to support experimental CSS features and the prefix gets dropped once it's out. This is not Webkit specific, other browsers do the same. It's a pretty bad idea indeed, but I am not sure why you are pointing at we
952.
by halayli 15y ago
Check out lthread_compute_begin() and lthread_compute_end() functions. It allows you to block inside a coroutine without affecting other coroutines. (example at the end of the page) I prefer coroutines over IO loops because they result in s
953.
by halayli 15y ago
You got to be kidding.
954.
by halayli 15y ago
From the examples you mentioned, it seems sql is a better option for you. sql databases scale pretty well too.
955.
by halayli 15y ago
956.
by halayli 15y ago
1. Agreed, it force you to do things cleaner I guess. 2. The way I get around the problem is that bindModel takes (model, eventName, func, context) so having a view that represent different models isn't an issue in this case because it end
957.
by halayli 15y ago
Right it does allow me to do that, but it doesn't get serialized and when a computed property depends on several attributes in the model, changing these attributes should also trigger the computed property change event.
958.
by halayli 15y ago
Great job. Congrats! Few questions though, 1. Would you consider adding computed properties to models and collections? 2. I have a bindModel and close methods to all my views so that close() unbinds all the methods in the views that were bo
959.
by halayli 15y ago
One missing advantage in #3 is the ability to launch instances across continents
960.
by halayli 15y ago
> At it's core email is a list of messages that require further actions. That's not always the case, in fact I read a lot more than I write emails. I feel they took one use case of email and tried to solve it. Email is complicated beca

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