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by poorman 10y ago
yes
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by poorman 10y ago
I read an article recently on "Patterns for dealing with uncertainty". It never ceases to amaze me how often these concurrency patterns apply to more antiquated business models.
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Untappd v3.0 Live QA(facebook.com)
3 points by poorman 10y ago|0 comments
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Untappd 3.0(blog.untappd.com)
3 points by poorman 10y ago|1 comments
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by poorman 10y ago
I'm going to assume Haskell has the most asked questions because it's one of the most confusing languages.
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by poorman 10y ago
Let's be straight.... Acquiring a company with 110K people is not creating 110K jobs. Those people had jobs before you absorbed them into your company.
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by poorman 10y ago
So like a Basecamp clone?
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by poorman 10y ago
This is huge for us. We were literally trying to figure out how to handle "add ons" moments before this post came out.
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Multiple plans and previews for subscriptions(stripe.com)
9 points by poorman 10y ago|1 comments
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by poorman 10y ago
That's awesome and it just goes to show how simple something can be that would otherwise involve a certain degree of concurrent (and distributed) programming. GenStage has a lot of uses at scale. Even more so is going to be GenStage Fl
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by poorman 10y ago
Oh, one more feature request. I'd like to be able to verify the identity of people on Venmo.
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by poorman 10y ago
I use it to sign my git commits. Never really thought about using it to share credentials but I might give that a try. Feature Request: I'd love an easier way to find the keybase accounts for my friends on twitter.
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by poorman 10y ago
I've recently been looking into this topic. Sales teams have fairly straight forward metrics for measuring performance as they can track calls made, revenue, etc... Developer performance metrics are not as immediately obvious. Can anyo
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by poorman 10y ago
Apparently the concept on sampling has been lost in time.
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by poorman 10y ago
I received the StatusPage.io notification in Slack.
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by poorman 10y ago
Ah, I see this now: https://github.com/KDr2/erlix#about-the-class-erlixmessage . So I guess it is handling encoding. P.S. zeromq doesn't require you to run another system, it's just a lib.
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by poorman 10y ago
I don't see any practical use for this. You're just sending text around. This breaks most OTP conventions, you lose insight from the Observer, etc.. If all you want is message passing you should just use something like zeromq whic
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by poorman 10y ago
I'm not sure why anyone uses Facebook anymore. I think a better plugin would be to remove any posts that contain remote content. Then you are simply left with updates about your friends.
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by poorman 10y ago
"Right now, it only works for Ruby 2.1.5; however, I'm slowly plugging away at moving forward towards Ruby 2.4." The irony. But in all seriousness, this is awesome.
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by poorman 10y ago
I could really use this seeing as... https://twitter.com/NickPoorman/status/737647940026634240
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by poorman 10y ago
Not sure what's up with the A/B testing though. Plus pricing seems to change between a slider starting at $29/mo and a flat $5/mo fee.
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by poorman 10y ago
This is actually nicely done.
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by poorman 10y ago
3G becomes saturated quickly as the number of devices on the network increases. I would suspect West Africa would have much less saturation than say New York City.
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by poorman 10y ago
This is why: https://twitter.com/NickPoorman/status/737647940026634240
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by poorman 10y ago
16GB of RAM? Are they serious? I've got 64GB in my MacPro and I can tell you these electron apps (like Slack) are consistently using 20GB of RAM. https://twitter.com/NickPoorman/status/791715570718769153 Not
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by poorman 10y ago
Seems like there could be a use for a distributed service that automatically checks the signature of common downloaded executables --especially for in Microsoft world. It's not enough for vendors to simply put the signature on their we
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by poorman 10y ago
It’s crazy that there’s 3k+ people currently listening to events from github’s system. So much #nerd
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by poorman 10y ago
My most useful bash alias (when you go back to master and want to start at the most up to date everything before creating a new branch): alias grm="git fetch origin && git reset --hard origin/master"
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by poorman 10y ago
Why have you disabled "Issues" on your repo?
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by poorman 10y ago
I think indiehackers.com is doing a great job at motivating people to get out there and work on projects --especially ones that find a niche and exploit it for profit. However, I believe it's incredibly misleading and irresponsible for

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