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Netflix Linux Performance Analysis in 60,000 Milliseconds (2015)(techblog.netflix.com)
1 points by merlinsbrain 9y ago|0 comments
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Nodejs runtime for Android and iOS(janeasystems.com)
2 points by merlinsbrain 9y ago|0 comments
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How to Have Clients Find You(wisecashhq.com)
1 points by merlinsbrain 9y ago|0 comments
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by merlinsbrain 9y ago
Is there an API (even in beta)? I was going to use Trello for something but I would be happy to give this a shot instead, I did want something more customizable and this seems to be fit that bill (I signed up and everything). Thanks!
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by merlinsbrain 10y ago
If you ever look back here, thanks. I was a little disappointed that no one else had answered, but this is super helpful :)
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BGP Code Dive in golang, (part 1 of 8)(ntwrk.guru)
2 points by merlinsbrain 10y ago|0 comments
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Lazy Lists in Erlang(sholtz9421.wordpress.com)
2 points by merlinsbrain 11y ago|0 comments
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by merlinsbrain 11y ago
Also interested. I would love to have more clarity on release schedules for enterprise in general
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by merlinsbrain 11y ago
> What about splitting the product and offering the results for free and the convenient auto-cancel as a one-time fee As a user who agrees that I would be more comfortable if I knew they made money, I'm wondering if the "conven
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by merlinsbrain 11y ago
Company I work for pays Github for enterprise. GitHub continuously improves their application and enterprise customers get new features a release or so after its rolled out on github.com. As a tinkerer, I tend to appreciate a feature when I
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by merlinsbrain 11y ago
I'm in the process of moving all my stuff to gitlab.com. There's a lot of stuff going on in the sidebar and it took a while for me to figure out where things were. The mobile experience was also not amazing . If you would like to
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by merlinsbrain 11y ago
If you can sell it, build it. There's definitely a lot of sites that don't use anything like statuspage.io, go out and convince them it'll help. Talk to people who you think would be your customers. Good ol' fashioned ma
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by merlinsbrain 11y ago
While I view them as pioneers in the space, the fact that executed their cloud code functionality, and did it well is enough for the rest of us to take it from here :) Perhaps it's even a part of the (now) open source parse-server? I a
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by merlinsbrain 11y ago
I think Backend-as-a-Service providers are a good step towards a place we want to be, although I still think we're not super close to using such services to deploy complex business logic on. Services like parse cloud code and AWS lambd
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by merlinsbrain 11y ago
I love that line as well. I just told a friend of mine that if I spend the next 10years writing 3 languages exclusively (one per domain of systems, web/mobile application and high concurrency distributed systems) I would hopefully prob
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Why Programming is Difficult (2014)(joearms.github.io)
175 points by merlinsbrain 11y ago|111 comments
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Ditch Your ORM(solnic.eu)
5 points by merlinsbrain 11y ago|1 comments
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by merlinsbrain 11y ago
Much better, keep going
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by merlinsbrain 12y ago
I've been watching the videos from 2012, and the professor sprinkles that humor throughout the lectures, and done well in that its not annoying (to me at least). Update: seems the author talks about Pyret/Racket in this thread ht
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POSTing from Angular to Django (adding middleware)(coderwall.com)
1 points by merlinsbrain 12y ago|0 comments
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How we learn programming languages is wrong (2013)(blog.lazerwalker.com)
2 points by merlinsbrain 12y ago|0 comments
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by merlinsbrain 12y ago
Turning off my phone between 8pm-8am forces me to look elsewhere for entertainment/reading. I've been using my kindle more and sleeping better. Sometimes the simple things work.
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by merlinsbrain 12y ago
A great book which cleared a lot of my concepts about OS back in school. Re-read is due!
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by merlinsbrain 12y ago
Yes, however there is a major caveat: "Providing a Go equivalent to the Android platform is intractable." What is actually happening: "There is however, a subset of Android apps written against a much smaller C-based API surf
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Overcoming Troubles with Class-Based (Generic) Views(andrewsforge.com)
1 points by merlinsbrain 12y ago|0 comments
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Unit testing in C with support for mock objects(cmocka.org)
1 points by merlinsbrain 13y ago|0 comments
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by merlinsbrain 13y ago
I was a subscriber and loved the screencasts. Mahdi (googletron) responded to mails really quick as well. Also in case anyone hasn't noticed the url: https://www.neckbeardrepublic.com/?completely=free&swagg=out...
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by merlinsbrain 13y ago
Its okay. You've hit a wall. We all do. Proof: medium.com/p/7be937d26bb4 I started talking to people. I started using twitter and IRC and telling people I have no idea about what to do but I want to do a lot. Who would care r
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by merlinsbrain 13y ago
Well that's what I get for jumping to another book halfway through one. I got decorators a couple of chapters into Vol 2, I have no idea how the contents slipped my mind! Anywho, the quality remains top notch! :)
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by merlinsbrain 13y ago
Daniel and Matt Harrison, can't really get better quality than this! ALL PYTHONISTA BUY. I own them all haha so can't avail of the bundle myself, but go do it! Another book by Matt which I really love is the one on python decorato

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