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by nixme 13y ago
Have you tried running 3 or even 4 puma workers (each with 8-16) threads on a dyno? That way you can get more concurrency on CPU-bound requests in addition to IO-bound concurrency (assuming MRI).
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by nixme 13y ago
Hold down <option> (or <cntrl> on win/linux) while doing it.
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by nixme 13y ago
Annoying, but `defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSDocumentSaveNewDocumentsToCloud -bool false`
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Great Timing(nanex.net)
2 points by nixme 13y ago|0 comments
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by nixme 14y ago
Codetriage looks like an awesome idea. Just signed up. I also meant on MRI since the GVL exception for I/O works good enough for most web app requests. If you can fit 7 Unicorn workers on a dyno, I bet you could run 6 puma workers each with
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by nixme 14y ago
If your app is thread-safe and mostly I/O bound, try the puma[1] 2.0 beta releases. You can cluster processes like Unicorn, but also run multiple request threads in each process for maximum concurrency. Don't forget `config.threadsafe!` to
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by nixme 14y ago
There have been multiple tweets mirroring the status page: http://twitter.com/herokustatus
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Protected Methods and Ruby 2.0(tenderlovemaking.com)
7 points by nixme 14y ago|0 comments
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by nixme 14y ago
Possibly the Appalachian School of Law shooting, http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appalachian_School_of_Law_sho...
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by nixme 14y ago
San Francisco, CA - Do ( http://do.com/jobs ) Do is on a mission to build the best tools for small teams and businesses across the world. We're hiring developers and designers for backend + frontend web, and mobile (iOS and Android). Tech:
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by nixme 15y ago
As the author of pry-nav, I'm really glad to see more people using it! Thanks and please file issues if you get any odd behavior. I've been trying to improve the tracing.
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by nixme 15y ago
San Francisco, CA - Do ( http://do.com ) Do is on a mission to build the best tools for small teams and businesses across the world. We're hiring developers and designers at any level for backend + frontend web, and mobile (iOS and Android)
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by nixme 15y ago
reattach-to-user-namespace also fixes the following when running launchctl from tmux: Bug: launchctl.c:2408 (24957):13: (dbfd = open(g_job_overrides_db_path, O_RDONLY | O_EXLOCK | O_CREAT, S_IRUSR | S_IWUSR)) != -1 launch_msg(): Socke
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by nixme 15y ago
Wow, this is exactly the list of improvements IMO that would make GitHub a perfect code review platform. Especially push on comment threads.
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by nixme 15y ago
Just use https://github.com/ChrisJohnsen/tmux-MacOSX-pasteboard . Works for pbcopy, pbpaste, and launchctl. Then just alias launchctl to "reattach-to-user-namespace /bin/launchctl"
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Waza: Heroku's First Developer Event (SF, 1/11)(waza.heroku.com)
4 points by nixme 15y ago|0 comments
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by nixme 15y ago
I understand the .git search path, but I almost never use `git clean` in my projects (usually just `git reset --hard` or `make clean`), so I've never been too worried. But your solution is definitely safer -- although I think you meant GIT_
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Tom Dale and Yehuda Katz's Pairing Setup(tomdale.net)
88 points by nixme 15y ago|17 comments
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by nixme 15y ago
With * in .gitignore, you'd have to use '-x' with 'git clean' to delete everything. That's idiot-proof enough for me.
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by nixme 15y ago
I do the same ( https://github.com/nixme/dotfiles ). To minimize noise, I put * in my .gitignore so only files that are 'add -f' are tracked.
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by nixme 15y ago
Mailgun ( http://mailgun.net/ ). The guys over there care a lot about email and deliverability. Their support is prompt and always helpful. Can't recommend them enough. (I'm not affiliated, just really pleased with their service).
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by nixme 15y ago
I use M-q (fill-paragraph) quite a bit when modifying comments in source files. Not sure why you were downvoted.
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by nixme 15y ago
ShopRunner ( http://www.shoprunner.com/ ). It's basically Prime for Newegg and a bunch of other stores. Unfortunately the tax problem still stands.
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by nixme 15y ago
San Francisco, CA - Do ( http://do.com ) Do is on a mission to build the best tools for small teams and businesses across the world. We're a small team of developers and designers. Hiring developers and designers at any level for backend +
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by nixme 15y ago
For sure. https://do.com/users/sign_up?invite_code=PROTROSTYBY
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by nixme 15y ago
Yep. CoffeeScript too :) What you see is just the beginning. If anyone's interested, we're hiring developers and designers: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3060989 . We run as an independent business unit within Salesforce, similar to
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by nixme 15y ago
Yes, most likely. And hopefully the version number is incremented semantically so `bundle update` doesn't break anyone that really needs 1.6. If you haven't tried rails-behaviors[1], I recommend it. It's a modular, drop-in replacement for j
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by nixme 15y ago
San Francisco, CA - Do ( http://do.com ) We're a small team of developers and designers working to build great tools for small businesses. We're hiring developers and designers at any level for backend + frontend web, and mobile (iOS and An
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by nixme 15y ago
Why not just put an explicit version number directly in the Gemfile. Seems easer than vendoring the gem and bloating the repo (unless you're worried about old versions being yanked from rubygems).
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by nixme 15y ago
Or just install the prerelease of bundler (`gem install bundler --pre`), which works well enough that Heroku uses it for slug compilation, and run: bundle outdated

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