seliopou

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   by seliopou 15y ago

   I think your last point is right. It's not just about knowing your tools, it's about knowing how your tools fit into the system that you've built.
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   by seliopou 15y ago

   I don't think that NewRelic would help in this situation, as they only display SQL queries and the corresponding execution plan for slow queries in slow transactions. While this is certainly helpful, the blog post is pointing out the need f
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   by seliopou 15y ago

   Wistia customer here (correct url: http://wistia.com ). I haven't used any of the other products listed here (it's the first time I've heard of any of them), but I will say that Wistia has a nice clean player, awesome web app, and amazing
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   by seliopou 15y ago

   Providence, RI Tracelytics is hiring * Software engineer: C/C++ systems hacker and python aficionado. * Product Marketing Manager: contribute to strategy, and execute marketing campaigns Email us: jobs@tracelytics.com
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   by seliopou 15y ago

   Providence, RI Tracelytics ( http://tracelytics.com , jobs@tracelytics.com) looking to hire for two positions: * Software engineer, experienced with Cassandra, and an expert in Python and systems programming. * Marketer, experienced in exec
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   by seliopou 15y ago

   If you _really_ want to know how JavaScript closures work: https://github.com/brownplt/LambdaJS
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   by seliopou 15y ago

   Here's what you can do without using whenever that addresses your issue, and possibly others'. As far as I can tell what people don't like is the inlined function. You can get rid of that and be descriptive about what's going on, all withou
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   by seliopou 15y ago

   Nice idea, but what does this actually do for you? If you translate the first example to straight jQuery, it's shorter, and you don't need to know about 'whenever' to figure out what's going on. And even if you were familiar with 'whenever'
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   by seliopou 16y ago

   My team was in last year's Betaspring class. We had a blast, worked our asses off, and our company's doing well post-accelerator, thanks in no small part to the Betaspring partners, the mentors, and the other teams that went through the pro
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    by seliopou 16y ago

    About two years ago I lived in Long Island City, around Vernon Boulevard and 44th Drive. At least a couple times a week I'd see an RC plane doing circles around the neighborhood and I always wondered who was controlling it and for what purp
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    by seliopou 16y ago

    Coercion is not a form of polymorphism. In all the other forms, dispatch depends on the type of a value. When there's coercion going on, be it explicit or implicit, the same code is being executed regardless of the value being coerced. The
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    by seliopou 16y ago

    The blog post is titled "The Four Polymorphisms in C++."
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    by seliopou 16y ago

    ⌘` cycles through the windows of the current application. Never leave home without it.
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    by seliopou 16y ago

    -Wextra is total insanity. I just compiled some C code I've been working on with that flag, and got the following: "warning: signed and unsigned type in conditional expression." I was testing if a variable I declared as an integer was less
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    by seliopou 16y ago

    Without judgment, I think it's important to point out in that at no point did he admit that Facebook screwed up, nor did he at any point apologize for anything.
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    by seliopou 16y ago

    I came across this site a while ago and have been trying to find it again for the past couple days. Thanks for the link!