judofyr

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   by judofyr 15y ago

   I just took the time to watch through the whole video, and it does seem you provide quite a lot of features to handle these complex cases. I still miss the focus on "this is how you solve your problems" versus "this is the features of sprin
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   by judofyr 15y ago

   Can't you read the output (from the plugin) in the background?
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   by judofyr 15y ago

   You can use "the UNIX way" and have one process per plugin. Simply create two FIFOs per plugin and have a long-running process connected to those two FIFOs.
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   by judofyr 15y ago

   I didn't watch the whole video because it completely fails to describe the workflow . What I'm really interested in: how would Sprint.ly solve/represent this workflow: 1. Customer reports a defect 2. Programmer figures out there are two ta
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   by judofyr 15y ago

   What does this add over http://screenr.com/ (which works 100% in the browser on all platforms)?
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   by judofyr 15y ago

   I'm waiting for class-class.org.
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   by judofyr 15y ago

   The query is a regex, so it's pretty easy: http://instacss.com/# .
8. 668.▲
   by judofyr 15y ago

   > If the page accepts URL parameters … CSRF makes perfect sense. No, it doesn't. CSRF makes perfect sense when there is data on the server that is being modified by a request . A simple "search.php?query=…" doesn't need CSRF protection
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   by judofyr 15y ago

   See also: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1390889
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    I think you have it mixed up: nomoremongo posted the comment at 2011-11-06T03:43:48Z: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3201772 nmongo posted the story at 2011-11-06T07:05:13Z: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3202081
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    As far as I know, x.y.ODD (e.g. 1.8.5) was never an unstable release. x.ODD.z (e.g. 1.7.1) was unstable up until 1.9 though.
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    They used Redis. Which I would say is pretty similar to memcached.
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    It's not valid JSON (according to the specification) if it's not encoded in UTF-8. Any parser should assume that it's UTF-8 before it starts parsing it; ignoring any other charset settings.
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    By reading the source you learn how to write a real-life application that uses Redis as its main database.
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    I'm not suggesting that you should create modules and include these into your ActiveRecord-models. Feel free to create any kind of class/module/object/whatever, but as long it's related to the business logic put it under app/models.
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    It seems that people forget what "model" (in MVC) really means. A model (in general) is a simplification of the world . The world is so complex that you can't possibly reason about it at once, so you split it up into smaller models that ar
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    See also: "Misconceptions about the Golden Ratio" — http://laptops.maine.edu/GoldenRatio.pdf
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    Here's the same in Camping, using plain Ruby: class Blog < R '/blog/(\d+)' def service(id) @blog = Blog.get(id); super end def get(id) render :blog end def put(id) @blog.update_attributes(@input) end
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    Someone just registered damnyousiri.com: http://twitter.com/cjno/status/121293035739955201
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    So it's just like a sprite, but with font files?
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    SASS can be dangerous when it comes to nesting. It's so easy to just keep nesting rules, and before you know it you've coupled your CSS tightly to the structure on one specific page.
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    That makes it even more important to put the name before the introduction.
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    I totally agree with the concept, but I think you need to work a little more on the presentation: It's not obvious that Base, Layout, Modules and State are separate articles when you've already defined them under Four Types. I assumed the l
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    I haven't signed up for the DB class so I'm wondering: what's up with the relational algebra?
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    All the session data is stored (and signed) in a cookie on the client side. Why would you need an external session store then? Isn't it more like the opposite; with this solution you never need an external session store, no matter how man
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    You forgot the best part of StringTemplate: Terence Parr has even written a paper about it where he discusses some difficulties and solutions: http://www.cs.usfca.edu/~parrt/papers/mvc.templates.pdf
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    > When the AI is strong enough, we’ll invite an actual french Chess Grand Master along with a Guinness official for the most epic Chess game, ever! Ehm, what makes this so epic? Computers have been known to beat humans at chess for quit
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    Wilson: https://github.com/seattlerb/wilson
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    It's down here. Mirror anyone?
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    by judofyr 15y ago

    Not true. After 6 days you can view the karma points when you search at http://hnsearch.com/