mateuszf

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   by mateuszf 12y ago

   You can find lot of good articles about CAP characteristics of various NoSQL products here: http://aphyr.com/tags/Jepsen
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   by mateuszf 12y ago

   Or excellent mitmproxy.
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   by mateuszf 12y ago

   This page has some nice videos: http://www.aula.io
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   by mateuszf 12y ago

   This looks like a perfect core to build a real (no problem with shortcuts like in chrome) minimal browser with vim shortcuts. Sweet!
5. 545.▲
   by mateuszf 12y ago

   Next step: cpus supporting asm.js instruction set directly.
6. 546.▲
   by mateuszf 12y ago

   Finally way to fix Chrome dumbified gui and add vertical tabs.
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   New Thoughtworks Radar available(thoughtworks.com)

   2 points by mateuszf 12y ago|0 comments
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   by mateuszf 12y ago

   Did you report the issues?
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   by mateuszf 12y ago

   Possibility to break things, use multiple versions at the same time, testing dangerous operations, seamless deployments, etc.
10. 550.▲
    by mateuszf 12y ago

    This is a question for stackoverflow, not HN. Also, just use google.
11. 551.▲
    by mateuszf 12y ago

    How about s-expressions :) ?
12. 552.▲
    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Are you saying that every JDK install should come with Solaris? Or that operating systems should be built specifically to suppport java installation?
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    And it is also blazing fast.
14. 554.▲
    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Another one - crossplatform http interception proxy like Fiddler - called mitmproxy. It has a great feature - it can transparently handle https traffic.
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Awesome, thanks!
16. 556.▲
    by mateuszf 12y ago

    I'm not sure about httpie but using curl with jq also gives nice formatted and coloured responses. curl ... | jq '.'
17. 557.▲
    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Python example with str and int are IMHO much better. They require only little more typing, but are very readable and explicit.
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Introduction with very similar approach: search for "Git from bottom up".
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Thank you very much!
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Anyone knows how to use bootstrap using commonjs/browserify? I don't want to use neither bower nor manual download / storing compiled bootstrap inside of project.
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    > You are not creating anything? You are creating a session. That's why login could be a POST to /users/sesssions
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Also prefix+z maximizes/restores a pane.
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Yeah, and it's the simplest way to go to hidden directories.
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    I second that.
25. 565.▲
    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Because you have to know the name of the file you are looking for. It's good if you are looking at your own code base, but not for exploratory work.
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Useful, but you have to know exactly what you are looking for. It's not always the case.
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    node_modules directory is usually added to .gitignore. I don't think it is usually commited by accident as it results in a huge file list in diffs and git status command.
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    So you can use a wrapper or Joda time library.
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Yep, the thing is that Date is immutable. I think that this public final immutable rule is ok, but one has to ensure the fields themself are really not modifiable.
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    by mateuszf 12y ago

    Another thing: stack traces allowing to go back even after async calls / promises.