kawsper

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by kawsper 13y ago
I haven't used Scout but I have the same problems with that as I do with NewRelic. Their plugins is built for their vendor agent. With that said I do like the opensource plugins of Scout. The issue is that we are now a lot of people th
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by kawsper 13y ago
I still need to rewrite all my statsd/graphite implementations. Could you tell me what differs in your solution, and why it is better? And why you didn't choose Graphite/Carbon or statsd?
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by kawsper 13y ago
Why didn't you go with statsd or graphite? You would have gotten a lot of bindings with that.
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by kawsper 13y ago
I noticed that they remember that I like SSH-links and now it is always displayed to the right, that is quite nice.
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by kawsper 13y ago
I spend way too long looking for the repo URL. Too bad they have hidden it away, I think it is one of the most used features in a repo.
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by kawsper 13y ago
The file that he is fetching ( phantomjs-1.9.1-linux-x86_64.tar.bz2 ) is the executables for his platform, with some examples on usage and a readme.
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by kawsper 13y ago
> when the work has already been done? I am very wary about introducing new software into our stack, if I doesn't understand it. Bad configured software could cause problems down the road. Last time I tried out a recipe that install
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by kawsper 13y ago
> (they have automatic backup, which costs a bit extra). They lost that as well in this case.
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by kawsper 13y ago
I tried to make the switch, but found the network to be too unstable. I have several servers on Linode, that communicates over the internal network (PostgreSQL, Redis, Memcache, Beanstalk etc.) and a bunch of app-servers. If their line of c
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by kawsper 13y ago
It just too bad there is a lot of moving parts in this setup. Graphite consists of these three parts: carbon - a daemon that listens for time-series data. whisper - a simple database library for storing time-series data. webapp - a (Django)
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by kawsper 13y ago
Was it messages through Facebook?
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by kawsper 13y ago
The point of minified JS is for saving bandwidth, with some added (minor) obfuscation, so I don't know why you would call it useless.
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by kawsper 13y ago
> The CPU is not made for this motherboard. That line have never made much sense to me, can anyone elaborate on what he might have been seeing?
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by kawsper 13y ago
Heroku and Engineyard is used a lot, also even before EngineYard had european hosting. Lots of companies use Google Apps in Denmark. I think the US Cloud is used by lots of europeans.
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by kawsper 13y ago
> But I don't run screen in every terminal because native scrollback buffer is too valuable. I feel the exact same way. Scrolling inside screen is just a pain :(
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by kawsper 13y ago
Noisy brackets are evil as well :-)
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by kawsper 13y ago
What about the jewelry and accessories from http://www.shapeways.com/ ? A necklace or ring that you have close to your body? And are the metal ones also affected?
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by kawsper 13y ago
I am a bit sad that the community seems to prefer Scss over of Sass. But I really welcome these technologies, because anything that makes CSS more maintainable is welcome.
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by kawsper 13y ago
Seriously, these guys have been completely out of the loop. > I think we have to warm all RoR developers...
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by kawsper 13y ago
Does anyone have experience with finding good Ruby freelancers for smaller tasks within these sites?
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by kawsper 13y ago
I recently recieved a lot of messages from you. http://i.imgur.com/6kpLIHl.png 91 emails in the course of 13 days is not acceptable, and it just suddenly started. I figured out how to disable it, but you might want to look into it.
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by kawsper 13y ago
Does it work on iPhone? I heard they had issues with Apple, and allowing you to download apps from the internet for your Pebble with iOS.
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by kawsper 13y ago
So no more X11 apps over the internet (or network?)
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by kawsper 13y ago
Yes, but that can still be a bit complex. I have used https://github.com/chriso/klein.php prior for doing exactly this, but it was a long time ago, the codebase now seems a bit more advanced, and mature.
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by kawsper 13y ago
I think this is funny: A wife asks her husband, a computer programmer; "Could you please go to the store for me and buy one carton of milk, and if they have eggs, get 6!" A short time later the husband comes back with 6 cartons of milk. The
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by kawsper 13y ago
They could at least have included 20 sample job applications.
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by kawsper 13y ago
I don't understand how the two layers talk to each others. How easy is it to get the eATMega324 to talk to AR9331? Is it done by supplying a special package for the Arduino?
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by kawsper 13y ago
It really depends on your structure I think. In the days of PHP3 I saw a lot of developers that built .txt-backed websites, with complicated parsing that would break when you looked at it. In my opinion, they would have been better of with
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by kawsper 13y ago
Link to copy (HN doesn't like ! in links): http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/yahoo !
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by kawsper 13y ago
You have to use the sidebar after you have done your search, then you can specify the details that you want and compare. You can put a max on travel-time and choose which part of the day that you want to travel in.

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