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by jokull 17y ago
How do you do daemonize and log?
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by jokull 17y ago
Is Twisted + Django really that awesome? I would think that any gains you get from async programming in Twisted would be cancelled out once the computing gets to the Django bit.
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by jokull 17y ago
Anyone had a go with this?
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by jokull 17y ago
It's like they're trying to convince us this is a good thing. Instead of just telling us what is available now and what the schedule is.
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Ask HN: Christmas gift ideas?
4 points by jokull 17y ago|12 comments
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by jokull 17y ago
Does not look good. Bad logo.
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by jokull 17y ago
!
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by jokull 17y ago
This is where 37signals shines.
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by jokull 17y ago
We just need more optical cabling
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One-Way RPC using AMQP as transport and THRIFT for communication(blog.absurd.li)
1 points by jokull 17y ago|0 comments
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by jokull 17y ago
An example from today: I knocked two items of my internal todo list. Tasks I kept putting off you see. Now they've exited my brain where they stink up my thought process and idle moments.
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by jokull 17y ago
If it's exactly the same file, mailservers (at least some) are clever enough not to store it for each instance. New features in ZFS are also, apparently, clever enough not to store two files in two places. But yes, shared volumes or Google
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by jokull 17y ago
I like the bit about stress. Jeff says it's not caused by a lot of work but about feelings of uncertainty, and unaddressed things in your consciousness.
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by jokull 17y ago
Documentation should draw out, using good language, the exciting bits. It gives you a feel for what a piece of software does especially well. When a developer commits an awesome feature that should be reflected in the documentation.
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Learning, Improving, Neglect and Decay(solberg.is)
1 points by jokull 17y ago|0 comments
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by jokull 17y ago
I would have thought sticking unsubscribe links at the bottom was standard practise by now and people would have caught on to it (i.e. look straight at the footer if they're looking for it).
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by jokull 17y ago
Tried this mouse in the Apple Store. The scroll is nice. Apart from that it's shit just like the Might Mouse. Real left clicks and middle clicks are indispensable. Get a Microsoft Wheel Mouse.
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by jokull 17y ago
It does real master to master replication.
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by jokull 17y ago
I make sure my work motivates me without any extra effort.
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by jokull 17y ago
ExternalInterface hell (Flash-JS bridge)
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by jokull 17y ago
In Memory of Java
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by jokull 17y ago
Nice tip. Quicksilver doesn't react as quickly on Snow Leopard it seems. It also doesn't have a calculator which Spotlight and Launchbar both have.
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by jokull 17y ago
Work out, wear slim cowboy shirts and lots of denim. Classic.
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by jokull 17y ago
Even though ...?
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by jokull 17y ago
Do all .NET/Microsoft bloggers have cheesy profile photos on their blogs?
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by jokull 17y ago
He should apologise for using the terrorist law against Iceland (I'm Icelandic).
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by jokull 17y ago
Paul Graham has managed to set himself up an army of nitpickers (free editors).
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by jokull 17y ago
I live in London and these Brits cannot make an honest, decent hamburger. The good ones are ones in fancy dress. The simple ones are dry meatballs of a pale sickly color. They've got a nice sandwich chain called Pret a Manger that make cons
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by jokull 17y ago
Nice update. CouchDB is constantly being stacked up against the big key value storages. It's really quite different. It may not be the answer to your web site scaling needs but it has interesting things going for it nevertheless.
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by jokull 17y ago
Focusing the address bar (Command-L on Mac, Alt-D on Windows) and then tab usually brings you to the search field on any modern browser.

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