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nwjsmith
11y ago
That isn't the case for ActionCable, which will become a dependency of the 'rails' gem [1]. You'll have to unbundle the rails gem in your Gemfile, then require the frameworks you want one-by-one in application.rb [1]: h
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Simple Ways to Protect an API
(techblog.thescore.com)
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12y ago
You can't sacrifice partition tolerance: http://codahale.com/you-cant-sacrifice-partition-tolerance/
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Structs and ImmutableStructs
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Call me maybe: etcd and Consul
(aphyr.com)
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12y ago
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Varnish 4.0 Released
(varnish-cache.org)
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Inheritable Aliases in Ruby
(theinternate.com)
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Shopify Launches Shopify Plus
(shopify.com)
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13y ago
This. I did not have high expectations of St. Louis, but it was excellent. City Museum is a real treasure
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Software Components: Only The Giants Survive [pdf]
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13y ago
Channels allow you to write code that "pulls" events off of a stream or enumerate-like structure. This can dramatically simplify event-heavy front end code. Bacon.js is a library that exposes a similar technique (FRP), and their r
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nwjsmith
13y ago
I doubt this is why Go was chosen over Ruby, it would be fast enough for this problem. It probably has more to do with distributing the software. Distributing programs in written in Go is _much_ easier that distributing them in Ruby, i.e. c
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nwjsmith
13y ago
Just a heads up: Airfoil is a popular application for playing music on Airplay devices by indie dev Rogue Amoeba. Not sure if you/they were aware
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Canadian Government loses personal information for 583000 students
(news.gc.ca)
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PostgreSQL 9.3: Add a slave with just one line
(cybertec.at)
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14y ago
Fortunately for everyone outside of Glendale, this is an 8 year (minimum) deal. Over that period the Coyotes won't make it, Columbus doesn't look like they'll make it, and the Panthers might not either. I think the _length_ of this CBA is t
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PBS: The Art of Creative Coding [video]
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14y ago
The largest issue seems to be that Ruby implementations other than MRI have to replicate its bugs in order to be considered a 'Ruby'. A language specification/design would help to solve that problem. I for one would like to see a focus put
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So what's wrong with 1975 programming? (2008)
(varnish-cache.org)
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Integrating your terminal with tmux
(theinternate.com)
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Learn Haskell Fast and Hard
(yannesposito.com)
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Shit HN Says Links
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14y ago
Looks good. For those of us shopping around, what advantages does Jsmn have over yajl?
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Stuart Halloway on Datomic, Clojure, Reducers [video]
(infoq.com)
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DCI in Ruby
(victorsavkin.com)
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14y ago
Apple has used 'thinner' and 'lighter' as a differentiator across all of its production lines for years. This won't change because their customers use cases.
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14y ago
For that I think he's using Guard ( https://github.com/guard/guard/ )
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14y ago
Looks like tmux + vim, using the Solarized Dark theme.
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Haskell Live: A Live Coding Adventure
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nwjsmith
14y ago
I didn't write it but I thought HNers would be interested. Send praise to https://github.com/kien !
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