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by jondot 12y ago
Enjoy! :)
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by jondot 12y ago
I'm getting great performance out of Go. This is the main reason from moving off my previous JRuby toolkit (also open-source) https://github.com/jondot/hog Eventhough streaming is 30% slower, Go's speed makes
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by jondot 12y ago
Actually yes! Because I'm using Pig to "abstract" I/O you can use Pig to load data from anywhere (any format), it streams it into Crunch, and then again, Pig to save data to anywhere (any format).
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Crunch – Go-based toolkit for ETL and feature extraction on Hadoop(github.com)
37 points by jondot 12y ago|11 comments
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Bat bomb(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by jondot 12y ago|0 comments
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Habits – terminal based spaced repetition utility in Go(github.com)
2 points by jondot 12y ago|0 comments
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Building Unix Tools with Low Level Go(blog.paracode.com)
4 points by jondot 12y ago|0 comments
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A Vim addict: My Intellij/Vim hybrid keymap(github.com)
3 points by jondot 12y ago|0 comments
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Hacker News Redesign – HN Thanks and Numbers(hilapeleg.io)
2 points by jondot 12y ago|0 comments
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by jondot 12y ago
No :(
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Awesome-devenv – a list of curated tools for a better dev env(github.com)
1 points by jondot 12y ago|0 comments
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by jondot 12y ago
Incidentally i spend the last 2 weeks going through various Android devices, and iOS devices, various javascript frameworks and various CSS frameworks. I'm happy to see others having opinions on this subject. Essentially i did the rese
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by jondot 12y ago
fixed, sorry :)
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by jondot 12y ago
Its a good question - what are the habits of a HN reader?
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by jondot 12y ago
Thanks, the original post is my friends, I just called her to come online and give back explanations / background if anything would like to know more
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Show HN: Hacker News Redesign(hilapeleg.io)
380 points by jondot 12y ago|198 comments
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by jondot 12y ago
Hi, thanks for taking the time to reply. My personal opinion of SBT is one that represent almost every developer I've discussed it with. Jumping to the bottom line - an experience like: rubygems, npm, lein (clojure), and that kind of b
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by jondot 12y ago
Honest question: with tooling (IDE) and build tools (SBT) to my understanding remaining as-is despite of developer feedback, and Java 8 presenting itself as a nice comeback (in my opinion) - is Scala adoption for big companies (Facebook, Go
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by jondot 12y ago
But the nice thing is - using a storage solution where you don't pay for what you don't use.
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by jondot 12y ago
As a healthy feedback - the correct architecture sits right below your nose, since you already have all of the components. You should pre-process images in your scraping cycles, and not when a client comes to request it. In this way, your &
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by jondot 12y ago
Sounds like your mistake. If your business relies on link shortening, you should identify it early in the process and build your own. I don't use personally and every now and then I examine the reasoning of delegating parts of my produ
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by jondot 13y ago
Google issue https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=67226
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Developers cannot upload new APKs to Google Play for the last 22 hours(twitter.com)
2 points by jondot 13y ago|1 comments
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by jondot 13y ago
And again I'll remind people what happened in Java land: ANT -> Ivy/Maven -> Gradle I'll state it clearly: Grunt. is. Ant. It's a mess to follow a build script and a ritual to make it work in a real life project. I
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I'm doing a non-profit shirt for my open source library(teespring.com)
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by jondot 13y ago
I understand. You're completely right about Sidekiq. For RabbitMQ - you can have jobs persisted to disk on all nodes in the cluster which is like a backup. And of course transactional messaging is a problem that needs special attention
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by jondot 13y ago
Right now Redis cannot be clustered production-ready. I wish. As I stated in the Wiki, you'll have to pry Redis from my dead body, I am very happy with it, and for me its a true swiss army knife and I've used it as such. Even thou
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by jondot 13y ago
More or less the same. Plus it will use all cores on MRI, so you can keep using gems with C-Extensions (i.e. you don't have to run rbx or JRuby to max all cores). Discussing reliability - this is something that sadly Sidekiq will never
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by jondot 13y ago
I can definitely say that RabbitMQ (and the awesome bunny ruby library) is doing the heavy lifting. Batch handling - is actually "prefetch" in RabbitMQ/AMQP. Error reporting - via logging, and a "dead letter mailbox&quot
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by jondot 13y ago
Sorry about that :)

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