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Managing 1.4 Petabytes can be tough, see how Blip.tv does it(webpulp.tv)
19 points by joshowens 16y ago|3 comments
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Video: Theo Schlossnagle talks about devops(webpulp.tv)
8 points by joshowens 16y ago|0 comments
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Video: Hummingbird, Node.js and Gilt Groupe(webpulp.tv)
33 points by joshowens 16y ago|1 comments
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Video: Tom Preston-Werner & Github's Architecture(webpulp.tv)
34 points by joshowens 16y ago|9 comments
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by joshowens 16y ago
Nice job on launching this!
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by joshowens 16y ago
cubes, Yeah, sorry about that, it is actually my laptop fan. I've fixed it in subsequent episodes of the podcast, but this was already recorded.
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Video: John Nunemaker talks about mongoDB(webpulp.tv)
37 points by joshowens 16y ago|4 comments
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by joshowens 16y ago
I just started http://webpulp.tv yesterday. It is gear towards server admin and web scaling tech.
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by joshowens 16y ago
I really wasn't bored, just had a bad head cold. I have to get used to video too, I've always don't audio only.
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by joshowens 16y ago
I agree with rarrrrrr, having been the only admin or in a team of two, vacations can be tough. I would gladly work in a team of three if I had the choice.
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by joshowens 16y ago
Thanks for pointing out the missing link for those not familiar. I updated the show notes.
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Watch 37signals talk about server infrastructure(webpulp.tv)
42 points by joshowens 16y ago|14 comments
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by joshowens 17y ago
Removing code is the best! I love commits where git says my deletes were higher than my inserts.
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Throw out your code(railsfreak.com)
22 points by joshowens 17y ago|5 comments
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by joshowens 17y ago
SlyShy, Great point! There is a fine line between open source and profitable apps, I just made the call the other day to open source something instead of making a paid app.
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Build it for yourself(cooking.fourbeansoup.com)
30 points by joshowens 17y ago|4 comments
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Grow your app from (db) seeds(railsfreak.com)
13 points by joshowens 17y ago|1 comments
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by joshowens 17y ago
ErrantX, I added a third paragraph that might help with some insight as to why I feel this way. Going the BDD (or TDD) route first can help you in many ways... They include: finding unintended bugs, ensuring code works the way you want al
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by joshowens 17y ago
gfodor, Have you tried using a 2 week long branch on a fast moving repo with a team of 4 developers and 1 designer? It can be tough without a daily commitment to rebase. We see between 15-25 commits a day on master. The point of the artic
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Be pragmatic with your (coding) time(railsfreak.com)
22 points by joshowens 17y ago|8 comments
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by joshowens 17y ago
Well put! I think the headline was just for grabbing attention, but the moral of the story is to always have a backup plan if you use paypal.
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by joshowens 17y ago
anApple, Four Bean Soup's account wasn't closed, the paypal account is fine. Paypal disabled the gateway credit card processing with no explanation of why. Providing paperwork is easy, but they never asked for more of it to get the gateway
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by joshowens 17y ago
breck, I disagree, to me when you don't offer customer service availability to departments and don't offer any real explanations for denial of service, that is bad. Just because a "big bank" is worse, doesn't make Paypal "good". Credit Uni
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Paypal is evil(cooking.fourbeansoup.com)
99 points by joshowens 17y ago|39 comments