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ranman
12y ago
cold review is currently my favorite hack.
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12y ago
They have a huge test matrix. Sharding tests, performance tests, and large data tests probably take a long time. You can see their test matrix here: https://mci.10gen.com/ and the driver tests here: https://jenki
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MLH Local Hackday (worldwide hackday)
(youtube.com)
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ranman
12y ago
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ranman
12y ago
Status page is updated: http://status.aws.amazon.com/
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12y ago
Which (as a document store) has plenty of use cases... and even when you read the article it's mostly about how they didn't understand what they were doing going into things... It's not a compelling argument. "But this s
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12y ago
Just want to point out that the headline is sensational and there are many good use cases for document stores.
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AWS re:invent livestream
(reinvent.awsevents.com)
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ranman
12y ago
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12y ago
Why does the graph read 2.4 when they say they're testing 2.6?
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12y ago
Sometimes. The potential employee is not always in a privileged position. I think with most new grads this is the case (some with significant relevant experience are excepted). If I were interviewing a new grad or someone that didn't h
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12y ago
Quick Summary: - Pluggable Storage Engine and API: https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-1153 - Document Level Locking: https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-1241 - MMS Automation: provision and
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12y ago
The problem with exhibition style is that the judges and the participants end up completely exhausted because they're presenting/pitching a few hundred times at the larger events... and some people just can't take a hint that
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Build Your Own Lockitron With Twilio, Arduino, and Node.js
(twilio.com)
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ranman
13y ago
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13y ago
That's a ridiculously amusing project: http://github.com/ranman/gitshots I work on it from time to time... I'd love to like... design it or something. You can render a video of all gitshots for a user: http:
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ranman
13y ago
Can this work at all without an internet connection? Can it work offline?
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Snapshot Of Every Click In A Day
(ssbkyh.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
everything is an HTTP GET endpoint, for one. It looks like they've added things since I last looked because I don't remember the ssh_keys and domains stuff being there. I'll revise my comment accordingly.
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13y ago
The DO API kind of feels like a hackathon project that never got finished. That said, it's a terrific start and perfectly functional... just not polished. DO is young but they come from the same team that built other hosting services -
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13y ago
This is so fantastic. The tools you've made really remind me of some of Bret Victor's ideas around the future of programming. I look forward to the day where I can play an MMO where my character progresses inline with my programmi
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ranman
13y ago
Am I the only one who is against litigation? On the off chance that we lost it would be annoying to be legally forbidden from using these devices while driving. I would just pay the ticket (which I assume is ~90$).
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13y ago
Also everyone should be using tig: http://jonas.nitro.dk/tig/
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13y ago
The real issue is that in practice it is often difficult to separate these two changes. You may correct code in one place which requires correcting code elsewhere in a cascading effect. If you limit your correction to just one area (in a si
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13y ago
out of curiosity could you enumerate some of the poor design choices in git?
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ranman
13y ago
I like the idea of a device/app you keep on your person or maintain on your phone versus something biometric. There may be times when I want to enable a loved one to log in for me or if I become incapacitated I'd like for someone
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13y ago
Looking at both the 5s and the 5c they definitely have some cool features but I don't know if it's really enough to prompt me to change from a regular 5. The fingerprint sensor seems like a very nice touch but I still don't s
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13y ago
you could build a venmo collection jar!
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13y ago
Also an amusing blog post from the CTO: http://blog.mongodb.org/post/59489943730/todays-news
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13y ago
I have been wanting to book a flight to Colorado.
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13y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo
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13y ago
My plan: 1. Dress in ethnically ambiguous clothing. 2. Coat myself in insecticide before heading to the airport. 3. Look shifty. 4. Refuse the millimeter wave machine. 5. Get Detained. 6. Take off ethnically ambiguous clothes. 7. Scream: &q
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What the U.S. used to do in space... load it with shrapnel
(wired.com)
9 points
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ranman
13y ago
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