rdsubhas

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by rdsubhas 12y ago
You pay the rest in Time, basically. The $3 internet is so slow that you'll spend an eternity waiting for any page (other than google's homepage) to load. Its for the most basic of internet messaging and email. Youtube? Forget abo
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Ruby in Production: Lessons Learned(medium.com)
4 points by rdsubhas 12y ago|0 comments
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by rdsubhas 12y ago
And all hell breaks loose again in the JavaScript world.
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by rdsubhas 12y ago
Hi, this definitely looks very cool, but how about cases where we have a bunch of instances running behind a load balancer, and each servers its own metrics? We can't pull them, because hitting the load balancer would randomly choose o
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by rdsubhas 12y ago
Cool, but its sorely lacking a Use Cases part. Its like a RaspPi-class (computing power wise) PC with a mouse. Where would I use it? Home PC? No, I want more power to play games. Autonomous (like HTPC, IoT, etc)? I don't want a mouse
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by rdsubhas 12y ago
Go to "System Preferences - Accessibility" and enable "Differentiate without Color" and "Reduce Transparency". Made a world of a difference to me, and I no longer think about Mountain Lion.
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by rdsubhas 12y ago
couple of interesting links in https://github.com/devopsbookmarks/devopsbookmarks.com#inspi... -- http://unheap.com , http://microjs.com
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by rdsubhas 12y ago
Came here to say this. In the last slide, when they were piling "RIP Directives", "RIP DI", "RIP Modules", etc., the only thing I had in mind was "RIP Angular". Very disappointing.
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by rdsubhas 12y ago
Before we throw any more hate again, here's what I understand: * Most Linux-based OSS communities (specially the kernel) market themselves as a Merry Community * In reality, they're not, they're full of bullies who won't
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PITIful RESTful URLs(medium.com)
3 points by rdsubhas 12y ago|0 comments
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Docker 1.1.0 released with .dockerignore support(github.com)
1 points by rdsubhas 12y ago|0 comments
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
And, just curious though, in case there was a fire and they turned the transponders off on purpose - How difficult would it be to just say "Fire" or something over the wire before turning things off? Does abruptly going cold and s
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
Would hiding via CSS work?
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
Its the same case as was with Microsoft. Microsoft forced its users to lock into its ecosystem - by artificially making "Microsoft Product X works only with Microsoft Product Y". And they also had this practice of bundling some so
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
Yes I too am an introvert. But saying pair programming doesn't work with introverts is not quite right. Introverts are not no-talkers , they like talking about stuff that they love. They don't come out and talk , but are truth
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
Just face it. Eclipse is no longer an IDE. Eclipse has an IDE too, but Eclipse is no longer just an IDE. It is the Eclipse Foundation and Eclipse Platform, comprised of various projects like Eclipse Modeling Framework, Mylyn, Scout, EGit,
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
> Smalltalk functions are first-class objects What about the functions inside those objects? And functions inside that function object. Like a chicken and egg problem. I neither agree nor disagree with him, what he's trying to say
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
Just stop reading this shit. | I made a mistake myself when I used the label “open source tea party” to refer to the vocal non-technical critics of work that Canonical does He's still sticking with labelling vocal technical critics
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
I've been cycling for commute for the last 4 years in India , Chennai to be precise. And this is a problem with most car drivers, especially the posh ones. And the pain... Cornering me into the extreme sides of the road, Honking as if
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
Most of the complexity in UI projects is in the Presenter (aka backbone view). Not the model or template, which are much more easier probles to tackle - but its the Presenter where all the complexity lies. e.g. parent/child aggregation
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End of Day Alarm Concept(medium.com)
1 points by rdsubhas 13y ago|0 comments
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People are missing the whole point of Pair Programming(medium.com)
4 points by rdsubhas 13y ago|1 comments
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
<select multiple> sucks wherever it goes. and when the designer makes it smaller in height, it sucks ten times more.
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Flynn (open source PaaS) 90% funded, only a day left...
26 points by rdsubhas 13y ago|4 comments
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
How about an addition to the rules: | The very first move in the game must not be in the center board (or more specifically CC ) So player has to pick some other board. If they choose C in that board, then they're fucked, the next p
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
But isn't it really a matter of time before the `prefetch` and `prerender` options get ignored? Some rogue sites are just going to mark all their links with `prerender`. This is almost akin to the `meta keywords` that were abused for a long
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
How about I use those photos in my ad-supported private blog, or my ad-supported private youtube stream. Or in some way that indirectly increases my profits in the future (say buying fame instead of money)? Does that count as fair use? (P
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by rdsubhas 13y ago
Agreed and well said. Nice URLs do not have to be RESTful, but RESTful URLs have to be nice. Personally, its just OK for me if the entire URL looks like: maps.google.com/ whatever-nice-text-describing-location ?ll=lat,long If the lat/lo
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by rdsubhas 14y ago
Exactly. Think of yourself as an employer - either you retain the employee and get branded as a "Women unfriendly company", or as a company that harbors "Male chauvenists". Or you just fire the relevant folks and save face. Both are tough c
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by rdsubhas 14y ago
Awesome!! (But the double hyphen in 'hint--top' or 'hint--left' is a bit cheesy...)

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