jaequery

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by jaequery 14y ago
is your name Borat by any chance?
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Passbook is finally released(techcrunch.com)
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by jaequery 14y ago
it was a point that even if you are merely switching a js framework where both are written in javascript, productivity can drop. if you now switch to coffeescript, something not remotely close to javascript or any other languages fwiw, you'
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by jaequery 14y ago
"Instead, it's about having shorter, more expressive code." yes, but at the expense of a lot of other negative baggages that comes along with it. by having it's own compiler rather than leaving that to the browser seems like it's opening a
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by jaequery 14y ago
on which metric do you base it on, to be widely accepted?
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by jaequery 14y ago
i'll stick to javascript. coffeescript doesn't add a whole lot to the table, javascript is the standard and that's a good thing, re-writing the language is not the answer in my opinion. i'd have to imagine that saving a few keystroke might
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by jaequery 14y ago
I've ran into similar issue as you described. Something that can be done so simple and quickly in SQL, was bewilderingly difficult to do in mongo. The schema-less database approach also seems attractive at first but updating your data whene
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by jaequery 14y ago
It appears all that time/money spent putting into backups, replication, SANs, and redundancy goes down the toilet when your domain registrar goes down
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by jaequery 14y ago
i wish zend framework's router was this easy
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by jaequery 14y ago
i'd like a premium email service where i pay for it. these days, i like spending money for products. i'd have paid for fluent.io.
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South Korean Artist Prepares to Launch His Homemade Satellite Into Orbit(popsci.com)
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Are hackers peering through your laptop webcam?(gov.aol.com)
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by jaequery 14y ago
somewhat, shocking. i guess i'll be moving away from Oauth, feels like a relief and scary at the same time. what are some good alternatives?
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by jaequery 14y ago
also, suPHP/suexec/mod_ruid2 is a must for multi-user environment. no more dealing w/ IMO, the worst web application practice ever for giving apache write access to files/folders, chmod 777/chown.
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by jaequery 14y ago
these days, we use set of pre-built commercial scripts to harden servers. especially once you get into PCI compliance, there is no way to do all this yourself. things to perform generally are: - install grsecurity kernel - clamav - aide / r
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by jaequery 14y ago
the numbers don't look too hot ...
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by jaequery 14y ago
is the location accurate? ive seen other apps like this but it was always not accurate. i believe it's because the link opens up a browser, which uses html5 geolocate that doesn't really use GPS but surrounding wifis?
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by jaequery 14y ago
I'm shocked at how Cloudflare is downplaying the importance of TTFB just because their service happens to INCREASE them. What I would have liked to see was them showing commitment to how they will be IMPROVING the TTFB. I love Cloudflare bu
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by jaequery 14y ago
most developers don't understand the concept of I/O. The I/O speed is really important in terms of TTFB. Most websites are hosted on SATA drives which have poor IO speed. Even if they are on RAID-10. The speed of CPU doesn't really matter h
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by jaequery 14y ago
i'd advise the OP to pass in an array. and look into an API-inspired pattern which organizes code and above all, proper type-chcking and error handling. for instance: $result = App:api('/do/something', array(name=>'john', age=>10, e
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by jaequery 14y ago
with storms getting worse each year, i'll likely be choosing either central or westcoast datacenters ... from now on.
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by jaequery 14y ago
this is pretty bad, really bad ...
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by jaequery 14y ago
i think netflix ceo just signed up for a rackspace account
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by jaequery 14y ago
did the datacenter get flooded or what? this is just "major" downage.
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by jaequery 14y ago
php is like the mysql of databases. everyone hates you for using mysql, but everyone uses it.
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by jaequery 14y ago
php is great for what it does. ruby is great for what it does. python is great for what it does. at the end, it's all about preference. someone who has mastered in PHP will no doubt be a lot more proficient in developing apps than a junior/
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by jaequery 14y ago
i was thinking more along the lines of just simply running mysql on ssd/ram-disk devices.
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by jaequery 14y ago
With the rapid advancements of SSD and RAM-drives, I wonder how that will shape the future of databases. I'm guessing we won't need solutions like this anymore.
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by jaequery 14y ago
OnApp continues to disrupt a market after another.
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OnApp Storage - a disruptive SAN alternative coming soon(theregister.co.uk)
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