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Simulating slow or laggy network connections in OS X(barkingiguana.com)
2 points by krosaen 13y ago|1 comments
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by krosaen 13y ago
yeah, a good description in passing in terms of using a framework as an "island of riches" here: http://blog.stevensanderson.com/2012/08/01/rich-javascript-a... we use this technique at food52.com,
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by krosaen 13y ago
It's not really an either or thing. You can go too far with client side rendering. But progressive enhancement can only bring you so far in delivering an interactive experience - it's typical that his example is a simple tabs impl
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by krosaen 13y ago
transcript here: http://www.onthemedia.org/2013/jun/21/terrorists-versus-bath...
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Terrorists vs. Bathtubs(onthemedia.org)
58 points by krosaen 13y ago|42 comments
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by krosaen 13y ago
Related piece from another Fowler: http://martinfowler.com/bliki/SnowflakeServer.html
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by krosaen 13y ago
Poignant: "... I want to study." Amusing: "... I want a government job."
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Electronic Surveillance Under Bush and Obama - Timeline(nytimes.com)
2 points by krosaen 13y ago|0 comments
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by krosaen 13y ago
Start at minute 49 to see the full context - it's about fighting the automotive dealers association for the right to sell directly to consumers.
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by krosaen 13y ago
Doesn't Duo Security do this really well already? https://www.duosecurity.com/docs/duoweb Once I can load the webpage will be interested to see if there are any differentiating features that make it easier to get started as a developer.
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by krosaen 14y ago
Companies like Avalara http://www.avalara.com must be drooling right now
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by krosaen 14y ago
While this article piques my geek sensibilities, its conclusions on taste simply don't match my experience - brined turkey is delicious and gets rave reviews every time either I or someone else who's hosting a turkey dinner serves it.
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by krosaen 14y ago
You had me at 'logic programming' :)
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by krosaen 14y ago
Great to see this updated for 1.5. Aside from that and some treatment of clojurescript, are there other updates from the first edition that might push a 1st edition owner to buy this one too?
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by krosaen 14y ago
"had"?
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by krosaen 14y ago
related, from the creator of Google Reader: https://avocado.io
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by krosaen 14y ago
That's a good question - there are still objects, or groupings of data, and even tags that identify which behaviors or functions apply to them in various contexts. What strikes me as different is the entire hierarchy is a nested data struct
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by krosaen 14y ago
I like this trend towards values instead of objects, Rich's talk is really worth watching too http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Value-Values . Using this approach in UIs is stretching the idea even further into a realm where I previously
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by krosaen 14y ago
Within his comment is a great example / reminder to consider constant factors when doing your 'big-oh' analysis of different approaches to a problem. """ Because ray tracing involves a log2 scale of the number of primitives, while rasteriza
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by krosaen 14y ago
related: Norvig's implementation of lisp in python: http://norvig.com/lispy.html
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by krosaen 14y ago
I suggest the author and readers watch the excellent pycon talk, "Stop Writing Classes": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9pEzgHorH0 That said, some nice factoids in the post about making your objects readable in the repl etc.
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by krosaen 14y ago
He was a core member of the app engine team, wrote ndb[1] (the next generation datamodel library for their schema-less datastore), wrote the code review web app tool that was awesome, and a bunch of python infrastructure AFAIK. [1] https:/
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by krosaen 14y ago
I was always impressed by how much code Guido wrote at Google, he definitely isn't afraid to get his hands dirty.
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by krosaen 14y ago
more on this from the TQ: http://www.economist.com/news/technology-quarterly/21567200-...
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by krosaen 14y ago
apparently from the guy who managed the domain: https://plus.google.com/116028512018932696380/posts/4gDX3Hyg...
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by krosaen 14y ago
Anone know if there's there a mechanism for keeping the android games up to date besides manually checking and re-sideloading? Also interesting that most of these games aren't on google play.
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by krosaen 14y ago
According to http://www.jamwithchrome.com/technology "The real time websocket relay system used to make collaboration with JAM possible was developed using the Go programming language." And the web app is hosted on app engine. AFAIK thoug
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by krosaen 14y ago
Related: presentation on how datomic was written in clojure http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Datomic
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by krosaen 14y ago
I like the topic, but have to say the article wasn't that great - the author didn't seem to have experience with puppet and had to be corrected in the comments section heavily. While on the topic of devops, worth checking out: http://palle
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by krosaen 14y ago
Bugs happen, and the effects of cascading failures are very hard to anticipate. But it seems like the aws team hadn't fully tested the effects of an EBS outage, which seems like it could have uncovered the rdms multi availability zone failo

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