krosaen

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by krosaen 15y ago
can't get the damn contra code to work!
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by krosaen 15y ago
hopefully they'll become resistant by not being attracted to the bait, and as a side effect, no longer attracted to humans?
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by krosaen 15y ago
Funny, and kissmetrics added cohort analysis this past week. Glad to see the competition between kissmetrics and mixpanel creating better products for us!
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by krosaen 15y ago
It's not clear how app engine is really helping here... or is this just something he mentions as a theoretical possibility? To make use of all of those cpus I'd think he'd need to distribute the load using the task queue, or if necessary,
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by krosaen 15y ago
I'm not sure if "forks" is the right word, aren't they just another OEM adding their own skin ala HTC sense or Motoblur?
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by krosaen 15y ago
If I was unable to get the multiplier down so that our ultimate hosting cost is < $200 a month, I'd probably switch. But we have revenue to cover the hosting cost, so then again, it would be a big deal to divert or limited eng resource
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by krosaen 15y ago
Thanks, it's assuring to hear that tuning will likely reduce the price spike. Looking through the most requested handlers on our site, one that serves an embedded widget is currently not using memcache. I'm hoping tuning that handler alon
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by krosaen 15y ago
http://code.google.com/p/appscale/
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by krosaen 15y ago
Oh shit, and the $270 a month is with the 50% discount: """The Frontend Instance costs reflect a 50% price reduction active until November 20th, 2011. Learn more about the price reduction and ways to reduce your costs permanently.""" So c
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by krosaen 15y ago
A key point seems to be: """ The new pricing model charges are based on the number of instances you have running. This is largely dictated by the App Engine Scheduler, but for Python we will not be supporting concurrent requests until Pytho
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by krosaen 15y ago
Great topic for a book, just ordered it. To support embeddable menus for Real Time Farms we went with: - a script include that is very lightweight and only - document.writes an iframe and - asynchronously loads a helper script to deal with
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by krosaen 15y ago
I'm a paying recurly customer, and I think depending on jQuery is totally fine; even if we had to include jQuery on a payment page when we didn't use it anywhere else on our site, that wouldn't be any trouble. Please, use your precious deve
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by krosaen 15y ago
The day someone can code as well as me and my fellow computer science graduates for <= $10 / hour will be a great day (if it ever arrives) - I'd be happy to code alongside a team of a couple of people on a new startup idea (or hire a fe
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Ask Guido: Why would you use the return statement? Couldn't you just use print?(plus.google.com)
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App engine blobstore size limits removed(code.google.com)
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by krosaen 15y ago
impressive! for more of the food graph, check out realtimefarms.com
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by krosaen 15y ago
a nice use case for web apps: making sure the current user is logged in, and / or has permission to access a specific resource. removes a ton of boilerplate for redirecting to the login page or returning a 403. tornado makes use of this w
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Twitter is the new soundbyte, and that’s not good. « fox fury(fury.com)
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by krosaen 15y ago
"""ClojureScript also makes use of the Google Closure library for capabilities such as event handling, DOM manipulation, and user interface widgets.""" Kinda wished they had stopped at the language and left the DOM out of it. Still, very co
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by krosaen 15y ago
There are good lifecycle analysis studies that back up organically grown vegetables have a smaller carbon footprint than conventional: https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ArTN5sf... So while you are eating less meat, may
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by krosaen 15y ago
relevant: how to disagree: """ After he has said, "I understand but I disagree," he can make the following remarks to the author: (1) "You are uninformed"; (2) "You Are misinformed"; (3) "You are illogical - your reasoning is not cogent"; (
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by krosaen 15y ago
Good question. I think git is so relevant to the mercurial argument since it is distributed, so if you are saying why you love mercurial, at least acknowledging git will strengthen your argument, as it is the most popular DCVS. Without th
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by krosaen 15y ago
Well, saying "I love mercurial" without some mention of why you aren't using git, which is more popular, will seem like an incomplete argument. Not using what most others are using has drawbacks, so some justification is needed. But it is
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Is This the Future of Food Guides?(huffingtonpost.com)
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by krosaen 15y ago
nice tour / deef dive. similar content in this 2008 google i/o talk, "anatomy and physiology of an android" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-36noTCaiA
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Google App Engine supports Backends in 1.5(code.google.com)
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by krosaen 15y ago
cascalog ftw!
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The Jazz Fan Who Invented A Machine To Make His Own Mashups(npr.org)
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by krosaen 15y ago
As a developer, I hope html5 apps end up being the norm, but one key difference between desktop apps and mobile apps is that you pretty much always have your phone with you. As a consumer, I love web apps because I can access them from any
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by krosaen 16y ago
yeah, good points. I think lala was pretty good about granting access to music you already owned: - they matched your collection and automatically granted you "ownership" to anything they had license to - anything they didn't, the desktop

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