jlindley

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by jlindley 12y ago
I've gotten messages from people who didn't even know how to open the log viewer until hours into the process, so it's just a highly variable delay depending on individual circumstances.
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by jlindley 12y ago
Thanks, I've updated the post in response to this suggestion from you & a few others. Might need to force refresh your browser to see it.
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by jlindley 12y ago
All add a note about the log buffer, thanks.
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by jlindley 12y ago
I'll add that note. People with problems tended have >100k or more files.
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by jlindley 12y ago
I've re-written the instructions a few times since I first posted it. Once it gets into conflicts and problems I can't cover everything, and I don't want to give a dozen commands for people to paste in and run for various sce
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by jlindley 12y ago
Not that I know of. If you find a way to do that I'll add it to the post.
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by jlindley 12y ago
At one point the FBI accidentally seized his servers. He's pretty paranoid about redundancy and multi-site online data storage after that. https://blog.pinboard.in/2011/06/faq_about_the_recent_fbi_ra...
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by jlindley 13y ago
No, it's real: https://status.github.com/messages
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Distill Conference 2014: The Internet of Us(blog.engineyard.com)
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by jlindley 16y ago
No, the test process doesn't usually peg the CPU. Single threaded database connection usage in the test process is the problem. Faster rspec: spork & parallel_tests runner. One test process per CPU core, and a preloaded rail environment
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by jlindley 16y ago
I took it to mean that the author is either on or off with such things, and couldn't merely cut down. I'm the same way. One cup of coffee a day is an impossible dream for me, I'd have to totally quit instead.
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by jlindley 16y ago
If your business experience is in talking with and listening to other people, it is valuable. If you know about marketing or sales, it is valuable. Instead of worrying about what to do, worry about how to meet people that are also intereste
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by jlindley 16y ago
You're perhaps over-thinking your situation. Putting your money where your mouth is will help outsiders take you seriously. Starting a business with your own money is the least shady thing you could possibly do.
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by jlindley 16y ago
Political affiliation or activities can result in protected-class status in a few jurisdictions in the US (DC and NY at least, I believe), sometimes only under certain circumstances. Check your particular state's non-discrimination laws to
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by jlindley 16y ago
Selling to an enterprise at enterprise rates involves a particular kind of sales force and development plan that adds additional costs, decreasing net profit more than you'd expect. It would detract focus from the core mission of the softwa
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by jlindley 16y ago
NewServers have per-hour pricing on dedicated servers. http://newservers.com/
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by jlindley 16y ago
Mustache: http://mustache.github.com/ For Python: http://github.com/defunkt/pystache For Javascript: http://github.com/janl/mustache.js Syntax docs: http://mustache.github.com/mustache.5.html
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by jlindley 16y ago
About the title, "Blocking I/O: it's not just for pansies". Whether the title wording is ironic or sincere -- and I'm guessing it's used jokingly -- using it presumes a very specific shared outlook with the reader that is, likely as not, wr