jcapote

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by jcapote 17y ago
What else would you write it in (besides python)?
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by jcapote 17y ago
All the time. Especially for it's export to pdf feature; can't believe people still pay for "pdf printers"...
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by jcapote 17y ago
Have you tried nginx/passenger? I ask because I wonder how much of that gain is part of switching to nginx rather than switching to unicorn...
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by jcapote 17y ago
And here I thought the favicon was on purpose...
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by jcapote 17y ago
"I want to implement a simple wiki. Most probably will be using Java on Google app engine." Hm... Anyways, I'd look at: http://instiki.org/show/WhatIsInstiki
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by jcapote 17y ago
Have you "dabbled" with dabbledb.com?
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by jcapote 17y ago
http://github.com/jcapote This is one of my favorite features of github...
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by jcapote 17y ago
Is there merit to this statement? I'm not a compsci/math major, but it seems like a big deal if it were true.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Hm, I would've taken jwz for a G1 kinda guy...
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Ryan Tomayko joins the Github team(github.com)
2 points by jcapote 17y ago|0 comments
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by jcapote 17y ago
Awesome! Keep rocking, this is the platform of the future for sure...
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by jcapote 17y ago
It's even better when they provide QR codes so you can just take a picture with your phone and voila
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by jcapote 17y ago
Probably the same reason they are amazing programmers
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by jcapote 17y ago
Glad I wasn't the only one!
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Dell acquires Perot Systems for 3.9 billion(datacenterknowledge.com)
1 points by jcapote 17y ago|0 comments
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by jcapote 17y ago
This looks very awesome; Is anyone running it?
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by jcapote 17y ago
I would have paid as well.
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by jcapote 17y ago
That assumes that Github is slow because of their hosting (Engineyard) and not because of how it's written. I dunno, it could go either way for me: "Engineyard drops Github for being too costly" vs "Github needs better hosting, so we're dro
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by jcapote 17y ago
"Accordingly, we are currently working directly with their next provider to maintain smooth service as they cut over." "Provider" really sounds like they are talking about infrastructure
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Github and Engineyard part ways(engineyard.com)
157 points by jcapote 17y ago|95 comments
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Hook up javascript to URLs using bjorn(github.com)
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by jcapote 17y ago
Exactly. And they are cheaper per MB as well. Linode has been great for me.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Ive been running 1.9 in production for about 6 months now, no issues. Generally if all your code works, you're good to go.
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by jcapote 17y ago
So true about number 6, I must have thousands of bookmarks and URLs saved that I've never referred to.
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by jcapote 17y ago
too much time on my hands... require 'open-uri';puts open('http://j.mp/3nqLRU').read.match(/<text>((\d|\.|\ )*)/)[0].gsub('<text>','').split(' ').map { |x| x.split('.').map { |y| ('A'..'Z').to_a[y.to_i - 1] } }
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by jcapote 17y ago
Care to cite references for that? That's a very interesting fact if it's true...
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by jcapote 17y ago
Sounds like you need to follow the maker/manager schedule described here http://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html
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by jcapote 17y ago
Seconded. Cheap, fast and was blown away by the quality of the feedback.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Doesn't anyone hack for fun anymore?
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by jcapote 17y ago
Says who? irb(main):001:0> class Fixnum irb(main):002:1> def doit irb(main):003:2> puts "hey" irb(main):004:2> end irb(main):005:1> end => nil irb(main):006:0> 2.doit hey => nil irb(main):007:0>

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