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Show HN: SHARQ – Open Source, Rate-Limited Queuing System(sharq.io)
54 points by ohmygeek 12y ago|13 comments
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by ohmygeek 12y ago
Any links supporting progress? It has been two years. I know the community had major optimization plans. I have not been following it of late.
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Golang stops the world for about 10 seconds (2012)(groups.google.com)
2 points by ohmygeek 12y ago|2 comments
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The biggest thing with small patches (2004)(lkml.org)
392 points by ohmygeek 12y ago|37 comments
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by ohmygeek 12y ago
Emacs FTW!
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by ohmygeek 13y ago
This is called sheer brilliance!
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by ohmygeek 13y ago
adding here just so the link is clickable: https://github.com/hiteshtr/open-courseware-web-development
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by ohmygeek 13y ago
wow! this is awesome! I'll chip in.
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by ohmygeek 13y ago
how was this done? I see "0 changed files with 0 additions and 0 deletions." on all commits.. (just wondering)
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Aaron Swartz's dream coming true. Be a part of it(indiegogo.com)
3 points by ohmygeek 13y ago|0 comments
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by ohmygeek 13y ago
I have been using docker as an application sandbox for a while now. It seems like a breeze! Instead of concentrating on setting up and resolving dependencies, I can concentrate on the development. That is the best take away for me from dock
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by ohmygeek 13y ago
thanks for widelands. never knew about it :D
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by ohmygeek 13y ago
looks like one of the best platforms for indie games! appreciate the effort to get this up together! :)
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by ohmygeek 13y ago
wow! I badly needed something like this. :) minimal, yet works!
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by ohmygeek 13y ago
I am no security expert but this sounds interesting. I'd love to know how I can compile it from source (Maybe add it to the github README?)