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by resca79 11y ago
Twitter is considering to allow message longest that 140, but I don't think that the problem is the character limit for the kind of interaction of twitter users. There are other problems not so big but that make the user experience not
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by resca79 11y ago
I like the concept to use a single web socket with multiplexing/demultiplexing mode. It's very simple concept but rails yet give to its developers the 'right way', to set under control the number of connection of web soc
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by resca79 11y ago
Yes... :)
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by resca79 11y ago
Hi hackers, I love the new Action Cable and completely integrated solution that rails is/becoming
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Rails 5.0.0.beta1 is out(weblog.rubyonrails.org)
3 points by resca79 11y ago|3 comments
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Refactoring Code to Load a Document(martinfowler.com)
1 points by resca79 11y ago|0 comments
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by resca79 11y ago
I lived a situation like yours, after I left from big consulting company, where you are in continuous contact with your your customer and other many people. I'm not introverts, I like to meet and chat with people and I've played m
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by resca79 11y ago
Hi, Yik Yak is not very popular in Italy so I don't know the real status of it. LocalFlow is not anonymous you can create a profile if you want, also you can follow in realtime you zone of interest.
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Ask HN: LocalFlow – Cofunder?
9 points by resca79 11y ago|2 comments
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by resca79 11y ago
Good article, but according to the post Title, I'd like to read how each features make postgres better than mysql or other, in terms of performance for example. Nice to have a list of unique features of postgres but having many indexi
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by resca79 11y ago
yes but the compilation of boostrap from sass or less is very fast.
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by resca79 11y ago
Another small advice, but less generic, could be to not include all css and js libs of bootstrap, that is modular. I'm mentioning bootstrap because it is the standard de-facto of many web apps. Just spend 5 minutes selecting only the
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Permutations in Ruby from scratch(gist.github.com)
1 points by resca79 11y ago|0 comments
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by resca79 11y ago
Yes, I had the the same experience. I started to learn Erlang for growing my personal skills, and because I love functional programming. There are a lot of books about Erlang itself, but when I started to try some http service I found a lac
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Show HN: AgendaMatrimonio – share your wedding organization
6 points by resca79 11y ago|0 comments
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by resca79 11y ago
Nice to see this update, it's growing. I remember the first intro video.
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by resca79 11y ago
There are many open source software that live in ambiguity, maybe for business/sponsorship reasons. I can figure out how it is hard to develop an open source project that needs a lot effort. But there is a base that you can lose, in op
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by resca79 11y ago
You're right. And I don't think that my skills are great. But there are many ways to say 'you are not good for this job' that's all
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by resca79 11y ago
This is my experience in GitLab application as developer. After my application I received an email like this: The code you linked to is all quite basic, could you give me an example of some more complex Ruby code worked on, so that I can
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by resca79 11y ago
In the 90 ages, as linux user, I tried many times to use it, with not great result. But now with the virtualization I think that it lost its traction.
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AntiPattern(martinfowler.com)
2 points by resca79 11y ago|0 comments
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Taming complexity with reversibility(m.facebook.com)
3 points by resca79 11y ago|0 comments
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Programmers make things more complicated?(twitter.com)
4 points by resca79 11y ago|0 comments
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by resca79 11y ago
If you have problem mem space you can use to Model cache instead of the view cache. In many use cases the view render is very fast , except if you have to many logic inside it . You can save memory without save html tags , considering that
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by resca79 11y ago
Sure! but I mean many reads and writes load the cache db server, and the curve is exponential not linear
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by resca79 11y ago
this is a great article > The most often-used method of all Rails cache stores is fetch It's true, but I think you should add performance tests while the app write/read because the big problem of db/cache is the write tha
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by resca79 11y ago
I never used Meteor but I was impressed by this framework 3-4 years ago. In the last years with the javascript client/side logic growing it looked obsolete in some components. But now with this new support of the two most popular frame
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by resca79 11y ago
I like this kind of project. But the use case of redis it's a little bit exstream, I mean that the main feature of redis is the speed and the way how the memory consuption is handled. If this requirements are not satisfied, it is only
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by resca79 11y ago
try `write`: >usage: write user [tty]
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by resca79 11y ago
I'm not a fan , but he he has thought different also

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