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by roncohen 10y ago
Great trick. Incredible that it's not on by default. if you've applied that trick and still find yourself wondering what's taking up time, we just released a performance monitoring tool. We're looking for feedback, so
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by roncohen 12y ago
Copenhagen, Denmark Opbeat - The first ops platform for developers[0]. Work on solving problems so your fellow developers don't have to. Python, Go, Ruby, Node + Cassandra & Postgres + AWS. Small, skilled, international team. Wonde
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by roncohen 12y ago
Most merchants are OK with the Dankort. Handling cash (in a near cashless society, mind you) is not free either. Bottom line is: if i can't pay with my Dankort, I'll go somewhere else.
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by roncohen 12y ago
It's a card with a "chip" and a pin. No NFC/paypass and no plans to change that as far as i know :(
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by roncohen 12y ago
I believe the trend in the nordics is largely driven by the Dankort and similar ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dankort ) which is a debit card that is free to get and use for consumers. Merchants pay an annual fee depend
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Poll: Choosing programming language?
2 points by roncohen 12y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 12y ago
Maturity of the environment (libraries, tools, help available)
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by roncohen 12y ago
Intellectual challenge or change of paradigm
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by roncohen 12y ago
Similarity to what you know
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by roncohen 12y ago
Speed of execution
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by roncohen 12y ago
Conciseness
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by roncohen 12y ago
Applicability professionally
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Gen: Type-driven code generation for Go(clipperhouse.github.io)
10 points by roncohen 12y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 12y ago
Super interesting. I'd love to learn Chinese and be able to do this one day: http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2014/10/22/mark-zuckerber... Though, I'm not sure reading novels like the we
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Show HN: Annotated Stacktraces(opbeat.com)
13 points by roncohen 12y ago|0 comments
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Cocio Is the Crack-Like Chocolate Milk of Denmark(munchies.vice.com)
1 points by roncohen 12y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 12y ago
We also migrated a while back (opbeat.com). While we run a smaller setup, I imagine that might be the case for most readers. We run a pretty standard setup with ELB, Postgres (master/replica), webservers and job processing servers. Thi
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by roncohen 12y ago
Well done Jan Erik and team!
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by roncohen 12y ago
I'd love to see Netflix let the chaos monkey loose on their PostgreSQL servers.
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by roncohen 12y ago
"The purpose of this machine is to store backups and media, primarily video " o_O
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Get notifications about unhandled exceptions on your iPhone(opbeat.com)
16 points by roncohen 12y ago|1 comments
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Staying sane with small incremental releases(blog.opbeat.com)
19 points by roncohen 12y ago|1 comments
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Simple Release Tracking(blog.opbeat.com)
7 points by roncohen 12y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 12y ago
Would be great to see a benchmark of how much time is actually spent in routing compared to all the other disciplines involved in responding to a HTTP request. For any interesting application, I suspect routing will be the least of your tro
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by roncohen 12y ago
Had been looking for the source of that Werner quote for a while. Thanks Mathias!
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Amateur hour at AWS(blog.opbeat.com)
122 points by roncohen 13y ago|62 comments
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by roncohen 13y ago
Did anyone actually care to see if that data can be read back? :) https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/blackhole-storage-en...
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Making Elastic Load Balancer play nicely with Django/uWSGI(blog.opbeat.com)
3 points by roncohen 13y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 13y ago
Opbeat - Copenhagen, Denmark Opbeat is building the next generation devops collaboration platform and we're assembling the best team in Europe. We're looking for a senior backend developer to join us in the worlds most liveable ci
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Service-level fault isolation using Amazon Route 53(github.com)
1 points by roncohen 13y ago|0 comments

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