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Reverse Proxy on App Engine Using Golang(pokstad.com)
1 points by pokstad 11y ago|0 comments
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by pokstad 11y ago
You can download and install the binaries on Ubuntu: http://pokstad.com/2015/02/03/installing-go-binaries-on-ubun...
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by pokstad 11y ago
Reminds me of Dr Ebert's hat problem: http://web.csulb.edu/~tebert/hatProblem/nyTimes.htm
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by pokstad 12y ago
The queries remind me of UnQL. It was introduced by the Couchbase and SQLite teams as a way to standardize NoSQL queries: http://unql.sqlite.org/index.html/doc/tip/doc/syntax/all.wik...
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by pokstad 12y ago
This link works: http://www.datastax.com/apache-cassandra-leads-nosql-benchma...
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by pokstad 12y ago
Gshock watches already have digital crowns, so Apple can't patent them unless there is something new.
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by pokstad 12y ago
Great concept, but I would avoid "Ex-Apple Engineers" and go for "Former Apple Engineers" to avoid the negative wording. Sounds like you broke up with Apple and it's a sour relationship.
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by pokstad 12y ago
Very interesting, but what is Wall Street Journal's success rate with Apple rumors? I know it's higher than most, but that was probably due to Walt Mossberg (who has left WSJ in recent times).
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by pokstad 12y ago
That guy has a rough life.
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by pokstad 12y ago
Hmmm, I run Safari with no flash plugin and it worked fine for me.
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by pokstad 12y ago
Get rid of license plates. They can also be used by private parties to track car movements. They aren't safe anymore in this time and age. Once someone builds a proof of concept of a real time car tracker using crowd sourced license pl
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by pokstad 12y ago
People with Dvorak keyboards aren't allowed to play this game.
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by pokstad 12y ago
Don't forget we do this while crying about not meeting women.
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by pokstad 12y ago
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbital_Express
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by pokstad 12y ago
I think another possibility may be the repairing of friendly satellites and spying on enemy satellites. Flying up to an enemy satellite without interrupting it may not break any treaties. The space shuttle was originally built with the inte
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by pokstad 12y ago
CoreData actually has the option of using SQLite as the underlying datastore. The other alternative is a proprietary binary store. I think there is also an XML store. CoreData is an abstraction level higher than SQLite. It's similar to
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by pokstad 12y ago
Sounds very similar to CouchDB. Server side Javascript written by the user, and an HTTP interface. The ability to adjust consistency is really neat.
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by pokstad 12y ago
I used to close and open the next day at Starbucks. Didn't mind though, since they worked within my college schedule and gave me hours that fit around my classes. Still, good to hear they are making advancements in how their employees
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by pokstad 12y ago
Is xkcd becoming a RFC/ISO replacement for no-nonsense protocols and compliance standards?? If so, I welcome it.
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by pokstad 12y ago
My whole point is that they aren't resonating with that niche. Being a hacker doesn't say anything about your fitness level. I know plenty of Engineers that are healthy as hell and work out regularly (myself included). This is bas
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by pokstad 12y ago
What makes a fitness program hacker friendly? That's basically reinforcing some stereotype that all coders belong to this fraternity of brothers. We don't. We are professionally programmers, but once I step outside of my job I am
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by pokstad 12y ago
Uh yea, that's why we punch people in the head. It's exploiting a weakness.
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by pokstad 12y ago
This would be great for integrating into CouchDB for entering common types of documents into Futon.
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by pokstad 12y ago
Depends on what you are doing to "relationship build": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darleen_Druyun#United_States_Ai... As a result, my company now does ethics training every year. "Relationship building&
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by pokstad 12y ago
Poaching employees is a purely private matter though. When a company contracted by the government agrees to subcontract to smaller "disadvantaged" companies, but then hires it's own employee's firm, that may borderline o
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by pokstad 12y ago
That sounds like a huge conflict of interest. At my company we have to sign a COI form to promise we don't engage in such behavior.
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by pokstad 12y ago
Can you give an example for why that signup code is bad? In the case that I'm using Hoodie with CouchDB, wouldn't Hoodie just AJAX post a user document to the CouchDB _users database (which is a good implementation)? All of the ac
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by pokstad 12y ago
No mention of the super secret space drone??? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_X-37
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by pokstad 13y ago
What about the ecological effect on plant/plankton life in the ocean blocked by these floating panels? Assuming the cost of producing solar panels eventually comes down and we can cover large areas of the ocean, won't it take a t
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by pokstad 13y ago
I've owned a Casio G-Shock that was negative by default (G-5600KG) and I found that the viewing angle on a negative display was much more narrow than on a positive. Most of the reviews on Amazon state the same. Anyone have an explanati

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