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by jweir 13y ago
No mention of Resque. Is Github still using it, or moved on? https://github.com/resque/resque/tree/1-x-stable [edit -- thanks, I see that it is on the list now.]
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Time-Series Databases and InfluxDB(xaprb.com)
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by jweir 13y ago
If you want to program with tcpdump check out its libary, pcap. http://www.tcpdump.org/pcap.html Lately I have been playing with a Go interface to it, https://github.com/miekg/pcap Great tool, and lots
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by jweir 13y ago
Great tool. This wasn't clear from the README, but this will work with files across directories (which is both useful and confusing) massren /*foo.rb Will rename matching files in different directories, but there is no indicatio
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by jweir 13y ago
And give an open source license. It might be a pain to install, run and maintain, which is why you pay for the service. But, if the service dies you have a path forward if your life or business depends on it.
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by jweir 13y ago
That's great if you haven't made any mistakes. In the maze of reality you may make a wrong turn. If so, admit you are wrong, and take a new or old course.
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by jweir 13y ago
I have never used it, but vis.js supports the DOT language. http://visjs.org/docs/graph.html
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by jweir 13y ago
What is most unfortunate about Kurzweil is he doesn't speak about possible social or culture improvements. Technology is his crutch and bandaid to what ails the world, and technology drives Google's profits. Vilém Flusser'
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by jweir 13y ago
A $1000 might not be a big fee to you, but to some small business that is a lot of money. That might be the choice between getting a new equipment or complying. Think about small food vendors, a jewelry designer, contractors, a plumber, et
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by jweir 13y ago
I hate this law. This fee is to have your LLC advertised in a newspaper. This is not going to the state, but to a newspaper or journal. The fees can be high, over a $1000 in Manhattan from what I understand. This is to inform the public t
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by jweir 13y ago
Yep the tagging needs to be worked on, julia get tagged as julia-lang on SO. And I am sure many of the languages ranking high on GH but very low on SO will have the same issue.
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by jweir 13y ago
Very cool, I have wanted to see something like this for a while. This chart would be more useful if the dots were language. Expand the chart out to where the legend is, and drop the legend. (Or move the legend below the chart, and have it
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by jweir 13y ago
There is a good scene in Pixar's Ratatouille about keeping your station clean. Thomas Keller was a consultant for the film. I once read that Japanese construction sites would sweep up, clean their tools and put all them away at the end
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by jweir 13y ago
Because the contest eliminates many vulnerabilities that exist in the real world. The contest framework is identical to Telegram’s (no MITM perspective, no known plaintext, no chosen plaintext, no chosen ciphertext, no tampering, no replay
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by jweir 13y ago
So I bought it Here are my thoughts as I use it (I will add to this comment. Hopefully the kids won't wake up soon.) Wish there was an UNDO. I just moved a number and didn't want too. Shake to UNDO? Pinch to zoom in and out. I&#x
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by jweir 13y ago
He mentions Taleb in the article, and is it Taleb who came up with the idea that news is bad?
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by jweir 13y ago
Why would you take children away from a homeless family? And put them where?
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by jweir 13y ago
I used to spend a lot of time play with colors and palettes for information display, or I would just plug in some colors, red, blue, green, and work with those. Going first to ColorBrewer has been wonderful. It provides nice and sane color
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ColorBrewer switches from Flash to HTML(colorbrewer2.org)
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by jweir 13y ago
Here is a write up about Elixir by Joe Armstrong (he had a little something to do with Erlang) http://joearms.github.io/2013/05/31/a-week-with-elixir.html
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by jweir 13y ago
http://ecorner.stanford.edu/authorMaterialInfo.html?mid=3052 Podcast with Stephen Cohen speaking at Stanford on starting Palantir.
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by jweir 13y ago
It is TriBeCa. Triangle Beneath Canal. edit : Below not beneath (as the below comment points out )
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by jweir 13y ago
Oh this takes me back... I redesigned WinAmp's website back in 2004 or 3 for Odopod in San Francisco. The wonderful Andre Adreev assisted (he now running http://www.dresscodeny.com/ ). Here are some comps for those in
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by jweir 13y ago
We have the Brevoort USPO on Atlantic.
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by jweir 13y ago
Yeah, we use Prime in Brooklyn. And the UPSP postal slip is something I never want to see. Our Post Office has gotten a little better in the last year about delivering packages. Although they still sometimes try the wrong buzzer. One thing
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by jweir 13y ago
Loma Prieta, the earthquake, removed some freeways and opened up the Embarcadero, which was an industrial zoned ringed by a double decker freeway. http://lostsf.wordpress.com/2010/11/07/the-elephant-obstruct..
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by jweir 13y ago
It isn't going to take "someone" – it is going to take a large cultural shift. Out of the top 10 largest cities in the US only three of them are livable without a car - NY, Philadelphia and Chicago. (San Francisco is not in
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No Joke: The Onion Ending Last Print Editions(abcnews.go.com)
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I do word them myself. And I go over it with the client to make sure they understand everything in it. I keep it simple, which is not easy and takes time. I am also doing this with over 20 years of experience. When I first started I looke
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by jweir 13y ago
I _almost_ never user a lawyer or a legalese contract. The projects I do, custom CMS's and small business applications, just don't demand it. What I have is signed work agreement. It specifies deliverables, cost, cost and process

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