roncohen

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by roncohen 13y ago
Fantastic! No mention of arrays in the post, but in the slides: you can use {1, 2} syntax for arrays and hstore now eats it \o/
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by roncohen 13y ago
They should do the world a favor and include a datetime type.
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by roncohen 13y ago
Opbeat - Copenhagen, Denmark Build the devops platform you've always needed. Come help us make life better for application developers. These are positions that are especially important to us at the moment: * Devops champ: Looking for a
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by roncohen 13y ago
AWS knows which AZ is affected and they permutate them so AZ-A can be different for different people, but why can't they tell me which one is affected (from my perspective) when I'm logged into the console? "Availability Zone
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Move Fast and Break Things(blog.opbeat.com)
14 points by roncohen 13y ago|2 comments
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The Hard Lifestyle of Living With a Web App(blog.opbeat.com)
7 points by roncohen 13y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 13y ago
I do believe that Erlang is the right tool for the job when you're building a distributed database, especially for the distribution part. For a company like Basho it's understandably a good investment to take expert distributed
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by roncohen 13y ago
We ditched PgPool for PgBouncer for connection pooling from our webservers. PgPool tries to do way to much, and the documentation is horrible. PGBouncer been rock solid compared to PgPool. I'd love for PgBouncer to poll the servers it&
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by roncohen 13y ago
it's back
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The Changing Face of Web Development(blog.opbeat.com)
51 points by roncohen 13y ago|6 comments
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Deployment tracking for Heroku users(blog.opbeat.com)
2 points by roncohen 13y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 13y ago
UI is an extremely important part of applications. In that sense, frontend developers are building the application as much as backenders. Also, UI seems to exclude UX, which is typically also something frontend developers do.
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Factoring Out Common Technology(blog.opbeat.com)
17 points by roncohen 13y ago|1 comments
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Organizing Your First Hacker Meetup(blog.opbeat.com)
7 points by roncohen 13y ago|0 comments
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Picking tech for your startup(blog.opbeat.com)
88 points by roncohen 13y ago|42 comments
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by roncohen 13y ago
We're doing the same thing on our docs pages - it's really a good way to figure out places where you need to improve. And I hope they publish it as a client-side library as the article hints at. We needed a solutions like this recently, but
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by roncohen 14y ago
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by roncohen 14y ago
Thank you for this. Personally I use Sublime and it does a lot of the things the article mentions, but I will take a look at PyCharm. We use vagrant and salt stack to maintain a consistent development environment across developers as well a
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by roncohen 14y ago
Definitely think he's onto something. I've dealt with my share of jQuery developers.
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Postgresql backup to S3: Part one(blog.opbeat.com)
3 points by roncohen 14y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 14y ago
When I tell people what I do, they ask me if I do it because I couldn't get a real job. Also, I can't help but think Zuckerberg's sister's reality show is a kind of meta/ironic commentary against the hipness of being an entrepreneur.
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Using python? Freeze your requirements(blog.opbeat.com)
8 points by roncohen 14y ago|0 comments
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Fuck it, ship it.(blog.opbeat.com)
57 points by roncohen 14y ago|27 comments
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A cloud business(bruun.co)
1 points by roncohen 14y ago|0 comments
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by roncohen 14y ago
If you just need a simple key/value, a good way to go is HSTORE in PostgreSQL. It allows only string key/values, and not complex structures. Use the JSON datatype if you need lists, nested objects etc. With HSTORE you get indexes on keys.
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Start-up advice: Fail better(hackfwd.tumblr.com)
1 points by roncohen 15y ago|0 comments