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by mattkrea 11y ago
https://github.com/NodeRedis/node_redis#rediscreateclient I have a feeling the author didn't use hiredis when he benchmarked Node..
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Optimizing APIs with Ember-Data and EmbeddedRecordsMixin(miguelcamba.com)
1 points by mattkrea 11y ago|0 comments
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Across various browsers and operating systems I have never encountered this... As long as my mouse isn't hovering over the controls they work perfectly for me.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
True, the resolution is relatively small. If you can live with that it is great hardware for the price and everything in at least 14.04 worked perfectly.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
I would strongly recommend looking for a used 2013 MacBook Air (non-Retina). I used Ubuntu on one of those for a while. You should be able to get one reasonably priced directly from Apple at this point.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
AWS SimpleDB has not been in the console for a very long time. Look at the API docs. I think you can still use it. Edit: I'm pretty sure they are pushing people away from SimpleDB to Dynamo.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
It isn't skipping versions. io.js is strictly following semver and have introduced breaking changes (usually due to a V8 upgrade) in each major bump.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
I would definitely believe the reason being piracy. That's a massive portion of the bandwidth I'd almost guarantee it. It was a safe haven for a long while.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
> Microsoft is generally one of the most restrictive companies when it comes to sharing data. Citation needed?
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Since I can't reply to your reply I'm going to post here. These problems are not mutually exclusive. They are all serious problems. And you seriously think most people know what that stuff means? "Oh! Gee thanks Microsoft. Re
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Right. The problem is that 99% of users are going to be using these defaults--not that you or I can't figure out how to disable it.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
It is keystrokes, app you use, browsing and search history, speech, encryption keys.. That's a concerning amount of information. This is where I strongly prefer the Apple way of signing in with a normal account and -- if you choose
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by mattkrea 11y ago
I'm not sure how this is blowing them out of proportion. The 'Express' configuration that nearly every user will run with sends virtually everything you do to Microsoft. Please explain how that is not a serious privacy concer
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by mattkrea 11y ago
I'm pretty sure most businesses will fall under an existing SIC code. Hasn't changed in the way we handle them (payment processor) and we handle plenty of online businesses.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Pick a framework and order some devices / components. I was attempting to get into this but never got beyond toying around with GPIO on the Beaglebone. You just have to start getting the equipment and dive into it.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
The URL said it all: https://oneplus.net/hype <- HYPE
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Mono has worked fine for me in the past but I was more referring to CoreCLR which is consistently called 'cross-platform' now but is far from it as their own tooling crashes all over the place when attempting to use it (dnu restor
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Try using it on Linux or OS X. It isn't there yet.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Personally, no. Maybe in Silicon Valley it is more highly valued but outside.. for example at the company I work for (and hire for) in Pennsylvania, experience is far more highly valued. I didn't even graduate college with a bachelor&#
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by mattkrea 11y ago
It does indeed. And aside from a few less-than-sane defaults I haven't had any issues with Mail and our Google Apps account at work (though I don't add accounts this way).
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by mattkrea 11y ago
I am putting my money on the author clicking through the popup on OS X after you login to Gmail.com offering to keep the credentials and use them within the OS. I'll try to find a copy of this screen. IIRC it is clearly different from
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Suspected Meth Lab Explodes in U.S. Government Building(popsci.com)
3 points by mattkrea 11y ago|0 comments
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Hah, this is exactly the first comment I was going to write. I work in Node, Go, and occasionally Python or other things and it works great.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Yeah, he seems to completely miss the idea that Macs are meant for the everyday person.. particularly with that can't modify system files bit.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
You do have 320kbps enabled right? I think it sounds quite good.
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by mattkrea 11y ago
How does this not defeat the purpose of environment variables? I use them primary because I can set them in cloud-init or in my CI system and apply them to a Docker container I'm building without having to explicitly put them in my rep
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by mattkrea 11y ago
While this article had barely any substance to it I still feel compelled to respond. Node.js was never going to solve all of your problems. In the same way that people shouldn't use Rails for everything you should think about what you
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by mattkrea 11y ago
I don't think there is such a thing. Best case scenario is a lot of automation and monitoring. Where I work our dev / engineering team is investigating machine learning to automate repair a bit better. For example, over a 7 day pe
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by mattkrea 11y ago
This seems like fairly boilerplate code to make sure you don't encounter conflicts in the scheduler across various goroutines. I'm curious how long the wait was as it had to be pretty serious to explicitly make the code thread un
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by mattkrea 11y ago
Omnigraffle works fine but I prefer this solely because of the ASCII output

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