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by indexzero 16y ago
My company Nodejitsu ( http://nodejitsu.com ) also provides a node.js Cloud Platform-as-a-Service. I'm the author of forever and node-http-proxy and it's good to see our production quality node.js software being used by other people :-)
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by indexzero 16y ago
Old news
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by indexzero 16y ago
lol. Does this mean my Surface projects are relevant again? https://github.com/indexzero/surface-raw-input
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by indexzero 16y ago
@intranation Just to toss out a scenario: Lets say under high traffic your application hits an edge case and starts to crash very frequently. Suppose you want to receive an email, SMS, or IM when something like this happens as a devops pers
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by indexzero 16y ago
That's a strange usage for "proprietary" since it's all free and open source (MIT). Either way, the nodejs child_process module is really just a light weight wrapper to execvp(): http://linux.die.net/man/3/execvp I haven't dug through the
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by indexzero 16y ago
When did you last check with him? I've been running w/o a separate server (effectively) for ~3 months.
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by indexzero 16y ago
Thanks. If you dig in a little deeper you can see I use optimist for the CLI parsing :) In the next version I'd like to expose a web service and also have hooks for doing things like sending emails when forever restarts a process.
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by indexzero 16y ago
Although I almost never comment on HN, I thought I'd chime in because well, all I do is node.js at Nodejitsu. For CouchDB clients, I find cradle to be the best ( http://github.com/cloudhead/cradle ). Besides Alexis (cloudhead) being pretty
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by indexzero 17y ago
I think I speak for a lot of people in the NYC startup community when I say trying to work with NYC Seed last year left a bad taste in my mouth. Read the wording they use very carefully: "up to 20" (i.e. could be no one). Last year they dec
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The dangers of Constructor injection(jeffreypalermo.com)
2 points by indexzero 17y ago|0 comments
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by indexzero 17y ago
I think that there is a lot of stigma around Microsoft based platforms. But imo C# 4.0 is one of the most innovative languages out there right now. With Mono supporting all of C# 4.0 features (ExpressionTrees and all) I would say, if you're
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by indexzero 17y ago
I'm in NYC. Right by Shake Shack. There's a monthly HN meetup that's always good
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by indexzero 17y ago
You should look into integrating the Songbird Web API. It's worked really well for places like the Hype Machine and SkeemR. http://wiki.songbirdnest.com/Developer/Developer_Intro/Webpa...
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by indexzero 17y ago
I don't see how this is any different from Kevin Rose's wefollow (www.wefollow.com)
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by indexzero 17y ago
I would make your "free to try" option a bit more prevalent. I almost left the site before I saw it in that small text on the lower left. It will probably help your bounce rate if you try to get people using it ASAP.
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by indexzero 17y ago
What's your anti-RIAA (read copywritten material) story? Seems like a good idea (I'm about to try it out), but seems like a slipperly legal slope.
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Ask HN: Where can I get cheap die cut business cards?
6 points by indexzero 17y ago|1 comments
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by indexzero 17y ago
Pseudocode is an informal representation of an algorithm using informal language. Not only is that copyrightable since it is an original work, but I would also argue that it could be patentable because the underlying algorithm is patentable
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by indexzero 17y ago
This actually happens to by my birthday, so I'm definitely down to start things off right. I'll be there!