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by robbles 11y ago
What did you use for making them? I've been curious about those great looking diagrams for years.
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by robbles 11y ago
I don't think this service is targeted at tinfoil-hat-wearing types. The original prototype, after all, was intended for sharing the data publically on the web. Making it private and secure would be a totally different product.
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by robbles 11y ago
> 1.4 hours on Gyroscopedev:5000 Looks like someone's been working on the dev version :)
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by robbles 11y ago
great explanation, thanks!
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by robbles 11y ago
If you write your own, how do you suggest avoiding the same coordinated omission error as those tools?
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by robbles 11y ago
Tsung also has the interesting property of modeling traffic as individual user sessions, with probabilistic thinktimes and dynamic variables. Makes it possible to test your app in a much more realistic way than most tools, which just bench
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by robbles 11y ago
I've tried a lot of different development boards, and my experience has been that the OS, drivers, and available software resources make more of a difference for the kind of projects most people use these for. RPi and their community d
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by robbles 11y ago
Some of these graphs REALLY are in need of labels on their axes. Number of deaths? Which is the count of users?
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by robbles 11y ago
What's the disadvantage to being "overkill" that this remedies? nginx is very easy to install, and a static web server configuration is pretty much the default one. Is this faster? Does it use less memory?
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by robbles 11y ago
The reason I switched to HomeBrew, after attempting to use MacPorts for several years, was that the formulas all actually worked and resulted in installations that weren't horribly broken and/or reliant on 10 different additions t
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by robbles 11y ago
Answering my own question after looking at the code: https://github.com/hashicorp/hcl#why It's JSON-compatible, at least (valid JSON is valid HCL).
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by robbles 11y ago
Looks really cool, excited to see some more detail on how it actually works! Why the new custom config file format? I've mostly found that these homegrown formats (logstash? nginx?) suffer from inconsistency and lack of flexibility, an
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by robbles 11y ago
Pretio / Tap for Tap | Mobile SDK Developer | ONSITE (Victoria, Canada) We are looking for a Mobile SDK Developer to work on our mobile SDKs and sample apps/games, learn mobile development on iOS, Android and cross-platform plugin
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by robbles 11y ago
What's the limit at which CloudFlare will start billing you at a "enterprise rate" instead of $20 / month? That bandwidth can't be free forever...
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by robbles 11y ago
Refactoring a module to a package (e.g. mymodule.py -> mymodule/__init__.py) can cause errors if you don't clear the bytecode, since it can pick up mymodule.pyc and fail to see the new files. Not sure about the exact conditions
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by robbles 11y ago
The difference I see there (IANAL) is that they are asking for that 1M to recoup their legal fees as the winners of the case, and offering to waive them if the case is closed. Not sure if they're definitively entitled to that money, bu
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by robbles 11y ago
Isn't this just blackmail? "Pay me $2.7M or I'll continue my case against you"
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by robbles 11y ago
I've really learned a lot from these Confluent posts about building log-based architectures, but I feel like they're rehashing the same high-level architectural ideas again and again. I'm already sold on this idea, and would
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by robbles 11y ago
This is an incredibly useful post for anyone looking to implement their own custom client-side performance metrics and error tracking. I've worked on solutions to both these problems before and needed to piece together a solution from
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by robbles 11y ago
I've read several times now that the tradeoff for upsert taking so long was that the implementation is "safe". Is MySQL's / other DB's version of this "unsafe" somehow? Or was there a particular archi
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by robbles 11y ago
Ah, didn't realise this comment meant a synchronous loop and not an async deadlock. You're right, this won't help for that.
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by robbles 11y ago
Since the Lambda functions are written in Node.js, you can probably take advantage of the way exceptions are handled and give your code a default timeout: setTimeout(function() { throw new Error('timeout'); }, 1000)
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by robbles 11y ago
Are there any precedents for this side of the GPL being enforced? How would you even know, or prove, in the first place that a company was running a modified version of the GPL'd source on their servers?
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by robbles 12y ago
rule of thumb: "*" means "look up the area of memory this value points to". "&" means the reverse - "give me a reference to this area of memory". The problem with randomly trying things with point
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by robbles 12y ago
Both good points. I didn't realize that this wasn't written by someone not on the core team. As previous responses have shown, I didn't think through this comment too well. Just trying to articulate a feeling I had about a lo
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by robbles 12y ago
It seems like all the recent client-side frameworks are really desperate to jump on the React bandwagon somehow. I suppose this could be seen as validation that the new approach it takes to rendering and organizing UI is a good one, if comp
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by robbles 12y ago
nice solution! bash looping and arrays always seemed overly complex and confusing to me, but this is not nearly as complicated as I expected.
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by robbles 12y ago
The interface to this tool is far nicer to work with. Can you replicate that interface with your command? Serious question - I actually would like to see how you'd do it.
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by robbles 12y ago
What's the recommended way of using something like this or prism.js to highlight a simple textarea containing code? I'm not talking a full-on programming editor, that's a much larger scope. Rather, I have an admin tool with a
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by robbles 12y ago
Interesting, I wasn't aware of this. Thanks for the explanation - I'll have to keep this in mind the next time I'm implementing pagination for a very large table.

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