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by jcapote 17y ago
This is pretty much what EngineYard does.
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by jcapote 17y ago
And here I thought that GoDaddy was the bastion of perfection in our technology landscape </sarcasm>
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by jcapote 17y ago
surprised there wasn't one already...
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by jcapote 17y ago
I agree wholeheartedly with this article except for the part about s3/cloudfront being the only tool for storing binary assets. MongoDB's GridFS extension does a fine job of handling files in the database since they shard and replicate just
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Contest: 2010 Modularity Olympics (magicscalingsprinkles.wordpress.com)
7 points by jcapote 17y ago|0 comments
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On Google Buzz(juliocapote.com)
1 points by jcapote 17y ago|0 comments
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by jcapote 17y ago
This is notoriously hard problem to solve if you still want a traditional web server serving out static assets (which is the fastest way to do so). The only way I've seen to serve static content in an authenticated fashion is to serve it ou
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by jcapote 17y ago
This implies they had some mojo to begin with.
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by jcapote 17y ago
highscalability.com == architecture/infrastructure porn.
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by jcapote 17y ago
With wordpress's track record, you should expect your site to get hacked at this point. Migrate to a less vulnerable platform or go static.
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Valve might need a few Macintosh and Linux engineers(destructoid.com)
1 points by jcapote 17y ago|0 comments
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by jcapote 17y ago
Here's an upvote, cause you made me laugh.
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by jcapote 17y ago
I liked this. Good advice, I, too always feel like I must be either producing or consuming, but I never think about...thinking.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Right? What's the fuss about?
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by jcapote 17y ago
Rails 3 must really be coming along for them to launch an app with it.
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SourceForge Blocks Syria, Sudan, Iran, N. Korea & Cuba(arabcrunch.com)
24 points by jcapote 17y ago|31 comments
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by jcapote 17y ago
This has nothing to do with the nook itself but rather the process about acquiring one through the holidays. I expected an article about the actual hardware itself.
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by jcapote 17y ago
This series is one of the best "refactoring tales" I've ever read, looking forward to part 5 and 6.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Rather than focusing on the negative aspect of the game (are you an addict? is someone you know lying?), focus on selling it as a meeting tool to know when/where your friends have logged on.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Don't forget to take into account the year headstart tumblr has had.
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Yelp takes aim at Foursquare, adds check in support.(techcrunch.com)
2 points by jcapote 17y ago|0 comments
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by jcapote 17y ago
I do the same thing, people look at me like I'm crazy.
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by jcapote 17y ago
No.
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by jcapote 17y ago
The other side of the coin: "I wear my unprofessionalism as a badge of honor. Professionalism has no place in art, and hacking is art. Software Engineering might be science; but that's not what I do. I'm a hacker, not an engineer." http://
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by jcapote 17y ago
XML-RPC is useless now that BERT-RPC exists, imo.
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by jcapote 17y ago
Puppies grow up.
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by jcapote 17y ago
I never understood the purpose of gift cards, other than to prevent your child from using the money for drugs or something. Why force someone to a particular place? Is there some kind of etiquette no-no to give cash as presents?
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by jcapote 17y ago
"favor boring and faded technologies where possible" == our site is held up by tons of shell and perl scripts
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by jcapote 17y ago
Totally the city's fault, from the page: Early in 1992, a contractor working for the city, near the Kinzie Street bridge, drove a wooden pile next to the wall of a drift under the river. The pressure from the pile began to cause a leak in t
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by jcapote 17y ago
This is like if intel released their own CPU benchmarking software.

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