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by pbrumm 12y ago
Don't forget to update your docker containers and restart them.
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by pbrumm 13y ago
You could load the data into a database and run queries, sorts against that. postgres has a COPY INTO command that supports csv inputs, which can greatly reduce insert time.
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by pbrumm 13y ago
if you have a different angle on querying your data that the current solutions don't solve then you should definitely give it a shot. You should try to limit what you build though. Can you utilize leveldb, Riak, Cassandra, Redis or ev
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by pbrumm 13y ago
This looks like the code for the project https://github.com/zmap/zmap
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by pbrumm 13y ago
Maybe you could use a usb device that is physically attached to the chair, then a thin usb ribbon cable that plugs into the computer, but pulls out quickly. that way if the computer is taken it would auto lock the machine when the ribbon i
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by pbrumm 14y ago
We have been using backlift as a teaching aid for an intro to programming class at the Nashville Software School. It has been a great way to allow the students to deploy code and test api's without the normal burdens of server setup or s
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by pbrumm 14y ago
Is a patent like this likely to get accepted? I thought algorithm patents were hard to get now.
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by pbrumm 14y ago
Sounds like a nice place for a data center. cold with plenty of cheap natural gas to power it.
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by pbrumm 14y ago
Does it fail for an individual user or is it all users at that time period. instead of reducing the number of followers, you may just need to wait 5 - 10 minutes and ask for that user again with full 100.
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by pbrumm 14y ago
If one of your requests for followers fails at 100, does it fail for a different user as well? Instead of backing down on a user you could try delaying it for a time period and switch to another user. also keeping track of when the failu
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by pbrumm 14y ago
There is a config setting for that notablescan = true http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/configuration-optio...
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by pbrumm 14y ago
The doodle was surprisingly enjoyable. I would love for an iphone or ipad version. Sudoku for programmers.
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by pbrumm 14y ago
I just noticed that it doesn't have a GigE port. that is just switching an hdmi adapter for a GigE - thunderbolt cable. it was probably necessary to get the form factor, but it is annoying.
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by pbrumm 14y ago
cheap extra hard drive dock would be first http://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-ST0022U-Plastic-Docking-St... all the thunderbolt ones are very expensive.
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by pbrumm 14y ago
Hopefully the macbook pro with retina display supports 16gb of ram. Everything else sounds amazing, but being limited to 8gb of ram for another few years is going to hold me back.
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by pbrumm 14y ago
best I found in the US is reliablesite.net http://reliablesite.net/v4/ their twitter account has big discounts maybe only 4x more expensive, and they don't charge a monthly fee for a private network.
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by pbrumm 15y ago
I can't wait for a DIY version of this. Turning old cd/dvd's into super capacitors.
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by pbrumm 15y ago
I got an extra ip from them for just 1EUR a month. flexipack not required
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by pbrumm 15y ago
That is pretty good. although being sold out and 1 - 2 weeks before they come on line make it a tougher sell. excellent point about the $150 fee. the ram and disk seem very cheap. I haven't seen raid-1 3TB and 16Gb ram in the states for
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by pbrumm 15y ago
that is quite a bit of hardware for $51 a month. Anyone know of servers in the US that are priced even close?
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by pbrumm 15y ago
It would be really cool if redis supported the ability to count the high bits in a string as a native command. No need to pull a 16k string down to client Although it is another command in a growing list of them. maybe something for lua.
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by pbrumm 15y ago
There are guides at http://www.ifixit.com/ You can look through the steps it would take to see if your comfortable doing it yourself. I have done many repairs on my MBP and they were pretty easy. just required patience.
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by pbrumm 15y ago
I had a lot of instability until I upgraded to a newer vm kernel. I was on 2.6.38 fedora 64bit vm and it would crash once a day now I am on 2.6.40 and it has been stable for 50 days
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by pbrumm 15y ago
Nice. I was playing with this yesterday and hit up against a lack of documentation on configuring your db connect strings. Great timing
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by pbrumm 16y ago
guaranteeing zero errors is a problem. but if the loaded bloom filter size is small you could expand to get a very low false positive. the first link would do the lookup in javascript so it would run in the client. and the storage is just
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by pbrumm 16y ago
this has been a great set of blog posts. since your covering all the bases. you should look at the bloom filters. something like this could work and be created on the server. http://dren.ch/js-bloom-filter/ (not the newest post has a com
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by pbrumm 16y ago
Were microsoft, apple, google thinking they had discovered the next ibm, or yahoo when they were working on their idea? Or were they just working their idea as best they could? creating a revenue stream as quickly as possible and not worry
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by pbrumm 16y ago
I like the idea. Having the data be encrypted would be cool too. A time-to-live would be nice so that it doesn't grow forever. Although it sounds like an easy place for virus writers to store plans of attack. And hard to take down with
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by pbrumm 16y ago
I was thinking a more ergonomic keyboard that auto sensed your finger locations when you placed all 10 fingers on the keyboard would make a better keyboard for the ipad. for a touch typist the keyboard wouldn't even need to be visible, as s
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by pbrumm 16y ago
You should try gammu, it has great documentation and support for modems. Using cell phones seems spotty on whether they will support sending or not, but I think that is independent of the software. http://wammu.eu/gammu/ also I chose to

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