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by mperham 12y ago
People dramatically underestimate the amount of time necessary to support a complex project like Passenger. Phusion earns every dime of that Enterprise pricing.
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by mperham 12y ago
I installed 2.0 and added the phone number of a friend also using 2.0. I click the + icon and I see my friend's name grayed out so I can't send him a message. What does that mean?
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Indie Developers in Ruby, 2015 edition(mikeperham.com)
2 points by mperham 12y ago|0 comments
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by mperham 12y ago
Interesting that he's using OpenBSD as the teaching system. A more practical book might focus on Linux but I suppose it makes more sense to focus on a BSD if focused on Unix "purity".
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Vim as Go language IDE(farazdagi.com)
2 points by mperham 12y ago|0 comments
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by mperham 12y ago
Such an elegant name.
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CGI: Ruby's Bare Metal(mikeperham.com)
64 points by mperham 12y ago|14 comments
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by mperham 12y ago
That's hilarious, small world. I'm the author of Sidekiq, a major user of Redis, and I got my start in CS hacking on a Tcl extension: http://www.cs.cornell.edu/Info/Projects/zeno/Tcl-DP/dp97&#x
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The expvar package – metrics for Go(mikeperham.com)
2 points by mperham 12y ago|0 comments
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by mperham 12y ago
Amazon wants to auto-hyphenate based on the current screen / font. Hardcoding hyphens in an ebook will look terrible in most cases. I don't see a problem with Amazon's stance.
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Go 1.4 runtime visualized(mikeperham.com)
2 points by mperham 12y ago|0 comments
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Rust and Go(medium.com)
352 points by mperham 12y ago|302 comments
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by mperham 12y ago
Great idea and worthy cause.
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Why Go?(mikeperham.com)
16 points by mperham 12y ago|4 comments
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by mperham 12y ago
What a fun day. Now here's the only URL you need. :-D https://github.com/mperham/inspeqtor/wiki#getting-started
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by mperham 12y ago
There's nothing wrong with Upstart and it's pretty easy to use. I've got a little wiki page with some examples here: https://github.com/mperham/inspeqtor/wiki/Upstart
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by mperham 12y ago
I like systemd from the perspective that it seems to be pushing forward features like no other project. Say what you will about the Unix ethos, it's 2014 and most people are still cobbling together ugly init.d scripts and rotating our
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by mperham 12y ago
Yep, It's my job to communicate a vision for the product: what types of features are Pro, which are OSS. Right now my rule of thumb is "team" or collaboration features are Pro, the rest is OSS. Yes, I would close PRs if the
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by mperham 12y ago
Would I reject PRs? Quite possibly; that seems super passive-aggressive to me. It would be more polite to open an issue first and discuss the situation.
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by mperham 12y ago
That's a natural question. People are welcome to fork and add their own features. They will need to support and maintain their features just like me. They will need to pull in upstream changes or their fork will rapidly age. I target
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by mperham 12y ago
Long story short: I'm new to Go and wasn't sure how to manage the codebases for both an OSS product and commercial product together so I built the two in tandem to work out the kinks. Since the commercial product was already writ
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by mperham 12y ago
Inspeqtor uses your init system to restart services. It does not manage arbitrary processes.
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by mperham 12y ago
I only provide LTS binaries since that's what most people run in production. You can change your distro name to be precise or trusty in the packagecloud repo in /etc/apt/sources.list.d. It's a Go binary so it doesn
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Inspeqtor: easy application infrastructure monitoring(mikeperham.com)
77 points by mperham 12y ago|19 comments
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by mperham 12y ago
I think your success so far is awesome to see. Congrats!
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by mperham 12y ago
1. Kickstart some project. 2. Ship v1.0 3. Collect $$$$ Now what? Who supports it? Who fixes bugs? The incentive is gone. Software is a process, not a physical product.
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by mperham 12y ago
Author here. Thanks for the comments, all. Yep, Pro is not open source. That said, 90% of my time is spent supporting Sidekiq OSS users, dealing with questions and issues so the OSS work is the majority of my time. My next product comin
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by mperham 12y ago
Looks pretty cool, congrats on the ship!
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by mperham 12y ago
I summarized this paper in my blog if anyone wants a higher-level overview of what it means: http://www.mikeperham.com/2013/12/31/rubys-gil-and-transacti...
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by mperham 12y ago
"Won't someone think of the children?" comes to the HTTP standard. Seriously though, this seems totally reasonable although "safe" does seem like an odd word choice. Maybe "modest" instead?

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