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How I spent two weeks hunting a memory leak in Ruby(be9.io)
2 points by recurser 11y ago|0 comments
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by recurser 13y ago
+1. looks great, but I'd love to have a feed to follow. I tend to forget about this kind of thing if I don't subscribe.
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Why Are Dead People Liking Stuff On Facebook?(readwrite.com)
2 points by recurser 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask PG: Would it be possible to include id=xxxx in the RSS feed?(github.com)
4 points by recurser 13y ago|2 comments
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by recurser 14y ago
hah good catch, now to figure out how to do redirects in S3.
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Recreating the Reeder Two-tone Horizontal Rule in Pure CSS(daveperrett.com)
11 points by recurser 14y ago|8 comments
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by recurser 14y ago
Just a random data point, but one of my apps with a definite non-technical demographic gets 97% of logins via facebook, 2.5% via twitter, and 0.5% via email/password registration. I haven't tested it obviously, but I don't think removing Fa
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by recurser 14y ago
These personal details could then be used to access the users' bank details. That's also more than enough information to be able to access your other devices which could also be mined for more data - insurance informat
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by recurser 14y ago
From the article: "So, to answer the question in the headline: No, Facebook won’t kill any of these companies, certainly not anytime soon."
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by recurser 14y ago
Our production site has been down for an hour (a separate staging site on heroku is still up and running), and it does appear to be Elastic Load Balancer-related from what I can tell.
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by recurser 14y ago
Notch has made a couple of comments on reddit : http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/146v69/how_notc... Please do NOT write code like this. It was originally written for the Java4k competition, which focuses on executab
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by recurser 14y ago
'JavaScript: The Good Parts' by Douglas Crockford is a great place to start[1]. This authoritative book scrapes away these bad features to reveal a subset of JavaScript that's more reliable, readable, and maintainable than th
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by recurser 14y ago
"Thanks for letting us know - duplicate file detection is on our radar as a frequently requested feature." Seems like a fairly core "feature" that a file syncing service wouldn't duplicate the same file in the same folder.
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by recurser 14y ago
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by recurser 14y ago
Totally. It looks like it should be straightforward, until you find out you're not sure what width and height mean anymore, and suddenly there's edge cases all over the place.
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EXIF orientation handling is a ghetto(recursive-design.com)
6 points by recurser 14y ago|2 comments
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Roadtrip Mixtape(musicmachinery.com)
1 points by recurser 14y ago|0 comments
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by recurser 14y ago
You can do this with pow if you're testing locally - tenant1.mydomain.dev, tenant2.mydomain.dev etc, and the URLs are a bit cleaner.
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SketchSynth: A Drawable Open Sound Control Control Surface(golancourses.net)
1 points by recurser 14y ago|0 comments
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by recurser 14y ago
Yeah I don't really like them either, and I wrote them. I thought twice about including the percentages, and I did try to highlight that fact: Note that the percentages below are only relative to these 2 sets of 3 characters, and
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by recurser 14y ago
I'm curious - do you physically take the keys off and swap them when you do major mapping changes like this to make using it easier? Or just use touch typing/muscle memory and ignore what's written on the keys?
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Underscores are stupid? Get a Japanese keyboard(recursive-design.com)
50 points by recurser 14y ago|40 comments
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by recurser 14y ago
Switch to a Japanese keyboard - none of the @ _ ; or : characters require the shift key.
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by recurser 14y ago
good idea, i could definitely use something like this. how would this work on something like heroku, where writes are restricted? would you generate it locally and commit the generated HTML in public/ to git?
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by recurser 14y ago
> A collaborative online recording studio. Fandalists could create open projects and see other contributing to their creation. This is an idea that's been bugging me for a while. Something like a multi-track SoundCloud, where uploadin
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by recurser 15y ago
Algorithmically-generated music. I think you could get some interesting results applying markov chains etc to music generation.
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by recurser 15y ago
Looks good - I've been looking for something exactly like this, to the point where I'd been considering writing it myself. Nice work!
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by recurser 15y ago
I used to be in a similar boat, with a bit under 300GB of music, until the great music-cull of 2009, when I deleted the whole lot and started from scratch. These days I keep it under about 6GB - if something new can't fit on my phone, I del
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by recurser 15y ago
A more user-friendly approach would be to do something similar to what soundcloud does with comments - I think the ability for people to leave inline comments within a video would rock. You could still tie this in with tweets, with a link t
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Continuous integration for PHP with phpUnderControl(recursive-design.com)
1 points by recurser 15y ago|0 comments

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