rgarcia

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Roshi: a CRDT system for timestamped events(developers.soundcloud.com)
2 points by rgarcia 12y ago|0 comments
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MongoMem: Memory usage by collection in MongoDB(eng.wish.com)
33 points by rgarcia 12y ago|5 comments
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SkelJS: A framework for building responsive sites and apps(skeljs.org)
3 points by rgarcia 12y ago|0 comments
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So you’re building an EdTech app? (An intro to data privacy)(blog.clever.com)
6 points by rgarcia 13y ago|0 comments
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by rgarcia 13y ago
Something to help teams rotate passwords on regular intervals. E.g. I want everyone to rotate their Heroku/Google Apps/Github/etc. passwords every 6 months, or maybe after a major security event (like Heartbleed). Right now i
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by rgarcia 13y ago
Pattern 5: use the iterator pattern that Go ships with, e.g. in sql.Rows: http://golang.org/pkg/database/sql/#Rows .
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by rgarcia 13y ago
How about everyone just started following the CSV spec? https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4180 Doesn't allow for tab-delimited or any-character-delimited text and handles "Quotes, Commas, and Tab" character
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by rgarcia 13y ago
Synapse has the ability automatically discover docker containers and configure HAProxy: https://github.com/airbnb/synapse#docker .
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Your patent has a 15 percent chance (or less) of surviving the PTAB(insidecounsel.com)
2 points by rgarcia 13y ago|0 comments
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by rgarcia 13y ago
Twitter recently got sued by a patent troll claiming infringement of this patent: http://www.summit6.com/summit6_feb_2014.pdf .
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U.S. Patent #6,895,557: Web-based media submission tool(google.com)
2 points by rgarcia 13y ago|1 comments
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by rgarcia 13y ago
Clever - San Francisco, CA - Full time & Summer Intern Clever helps schools bring digital learning to the classroom. We take care of the massive amount of data that needs to move behind the scenes, letting schools focus on using technol
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by rgarcia 13y ago
"If someone performs and earns their grant over four years, they are likely to increase the value of the company far more than the 1% or whatever you give them." This argument seems flawed. If I think someone is going to double th
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Join Clever (YC S12) and help hundreds of EdTech companies stay DRY(clever.com)
1 points by rgarcia 13y ago
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by rgarcia 13y ago
Indeed--it's a lightweight alternative with a better deployment story IMO. A bunch of containers running on a set of hosts is easier to manage than a virtualization setup. Here's a simplified version of the dockerfile template we
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by rgarcia 13y ago
Dockerfiles are basically Docker's way of doing config management. Pros: docker caches every step of your Dockerfile, so iteration is fast. Cons: Dockerfiles are basically glorified shell scripts. At Clever we basically have a single D
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Stop Solving For Retention(chriswandrew.com)
1 points by rgarcia 13y ago|0 comments
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Development and Deployment at Facebook [pdf](facebook.com)
2 points by rgarcia 13y ago|0 comments
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by rgarcia 13y ago
I used to use the network tab for stuff like this, but now I almost exclusively use mitmproxy[0]. Once things get sufficiently complicated, the constant scrolling and clicking around in the network tab feels tedious. Plus it's difficul
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by rgarcia 13y ago
This seems very relevant to people using Node, considering it has basically standardized around the "pre-fork" [0] model as a way to use more than one core. It'll be interesting to see where this goes. [0] http://n
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by rgarcia 13y ago
They pay their delivery people. They're a competitor to Amazon in that they've traded the operational cost of warehouses for the risks associated with crowdsourcing (quality control, etc.). Amazon probably perceives the risk of cr
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by rgarcia 13y ago
Re: figuring out the signature of functions or the definition of structs, I've found godef useful: http://godoc.org/code.google.com/p/rog-go/exp/cmd/godef The Go emacs mode has godef-jump (C-c
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Show HN: MongoDB + GraphViz = mongo-graph(github.com)
14 points by rgarcia 13y ago|0 comments
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Packer - First Thoughts(cwebber.net)
4 points by rgarcia 13y ago|0 comments
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by rgarcia 13y ago
In many stream pipelines you don't care about the order of the data. You just have a bunch of unordered input data that you need to transform as fast as possible. Go's channels [1] let you essentially construct loosely-typed strea
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by rgarcia 13y ago
The new node streams API is nice, but for processing a lot of data like this we've found them unsuitable for a few reasons: 1) objectMode is considered an abomination by most of node-core[1], so if you're putting anything other th
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by rgarcia 13y ago
Acting on public information, milliseconds before anybody else - which helps everybody else about as much as insider trading does. "They can do it faster, therefore it must be illegal." Acting on trading information gleaned from "bid stu
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by rgarcia 13y ago
I believe minimax is responding to the article, which is quite clearly making the classic "it's too complicated" critique of HFT.
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by rgarcia 14y ago
100x this. I went to a high school in a suburb of Chicago that essentially was a feeder school into local/state colleges. The idea of leaving the state or even the surrounding area did not even cross the mind of most people in my class. I e
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Elastic Beanstalk a la Node(allthingsdistributed.com)
6 points by rgarcia 14y ago|0 comments

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