jvoorhis

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I was making a joke about the performance implications of a public SQL free-for-all, but I was probably being too subtle! That said, I applaud the creators of the site.
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Is the site slow?
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The parent wasn't apologizing for LinkedIn so much as advocating for an active recruiting strategy rather than a passive one. If I were a recruiter mercenary, I'd look use both.
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Survey: State of Package Management(medium.com)
5 points by jvoorhis 13y ago|0 comments
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When I switched to Dvorak, I adapted pretty quickly to vim. hjkl are effectively exploded across the keyboard, and I had to adjust to that, but adapting to the new locations for other commands was easier if I thought about the semantic mean
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It took me about 3 weeks to acclimate to Dvorak, but I actually used a copy of Mavis Beacon to help with the transition (no joke.) I mean 80wpm. It felt both faster and more comfortable after that.
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by jvoorhis 13y ago
The photos (and recipes) seem to be pulled from external blog posts (assuming with the authors' permission.) As a content farm, this is actually pretty decent. Ironically, nearly all of the "bros" who created these recipes se
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by jvoorhis 13y ago
In the long run, the distros are also a dead end. Neither Square, nor "Carlhuda" share the same commitment as Brian Moolenaar. If you find them useful then take advantage, knowing that they are only a fixed point within the ecosys
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LiveCD?
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I actually skipped the course, but grabbed my used copy from the old Powell's Tech before it closed, as well as the O'Reilly Flex and Bison book. It felt like I had the nuclear reactor manual! I also got really into writing interp
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If you have the stomach for it, find a used copy of the "dragon book" [1]. I have the red one. LLVM is a modern "compiler infrastructure" project. It's textual intermediate language is relatively easy to write. If y
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by jvoorhis 13y ago
If I've got the story straight, this was the inspiration for Coffeescript. If you have the itch, but don't have forty dollars, you should check out the LLVM kaleidoscope tutorial [1] or read the LLVM manual and then check out my R
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by jvoorhis 13y ago
Stupid LAN trick: you can combine nc with pbcopy/pbpaste for distributed copy/paste on macs.
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They work in totally different spheres. The command directive can assign different commands per ssh key. Think git@example.com for all of your users, a la Github. Jails limit the capabilities of users of the OS, instead of users of the netw
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by jvoorhis 13y ago
That's a lot like the layered model used by docker and warden.
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Hence the dig in the final sentence about "exploiting a narrow arbitrage opportunity." Knowing the author's work really changes how that sentence is read.
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Show HN: A Chrome extension that reveals PRISM in your browser(github.com)
4 points by jvoorhis 13y ago|1 comments
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I'll nominate fabric. http://fabfile.org/
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A Tesla representative gave a talk at my company recently, and supposedly the plan is to produce an EV at around $30,000. Tesla's supply-side partnership with Toyota still gives me hope for more affordable, ubiquitous EVs.
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Possibly, but that same inexperienced CEO could find misleading information elsewhere. Instead of limiting access, let them judge for themselves.
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I think you mean /usr/share/dict/words.
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by jvoorhis 14y ago
Thank you for creating Just Landed. It's worked for me in exactly the scenario you described.
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Speaking to his comments about Nginx, Cloud Foundry's routing tier does dynamically reconfigure Nginx without reloading the config files using some clever Lua code. WebSocket support has also been added to Nginx core.
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In most situations your home is a liability, not an asset.
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I don't follow your second point. In what situation would one be offered this position when they do not already own the expensive car, and after accepting it, how would they be coerced into buying such a car in order to keep their job?
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by jvoorhis 14y ago
Perhaps the Latin was counterproductive in this context.
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You can also use a custom DNS resolver with Nginx, and point it to a tool like DNSMasq or PowerDNS [1]. [1] http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpCoreModule#resolver
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Storing and reading the configuration from Redis will be slower at runtime, but should scale more easily for a large number of hosts and be much more responsive than using Puppet or Chef. I recommend choosing either solution based on the nu
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Nginx has also formed the basis of CloudFoundry's routing tier, and this cloudfoundry.com and appfog.com. Nginx load balancing can be very simple, but you can customize it to your heart's content with Lua [1]. You can also use it for your a
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by jvoorhis 14y ago
Grinding an axe over people who choose to procreate without cognizance of your interpretation of Kant's metaphysics may also be construed as a form of vanity.

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