stevedomin

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by stevedomin 12y ago
We moved from Rackspace to SoftLayer (and running Postgres on bare metal with SSD now), you can hardly get better performance for your money. Generally we're incredibly happy with SL (happy to give you more details if you want, just em
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by stevedomin 12y ago
fish got it so right, much simpler and powerful than ^R
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by stevedomin 12y ago
408 when trying to sign-up :(
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Cryonics or why freezing your body could be a good idea(nabeelqu.com)
12 points by stevedomin 13y ago|4 comments
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Changing clocks(avc.com)
2 points by stevedomin 13y ago|0 comments
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Magnus Brading on Phantom Protocol (DEFCON16 video)(youtube.com)
1 points by stevedomin 13y ago|0 comments
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Under the Hood: Building and open-sourcing RocksDB(facebook.com)
8 points by stevedomin 13y ago|0 comments
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by stevedomin 13y ago
I'd highly recommend Fastly too. Great product and great support. The guys there are doing an impressive job.
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Comic-based intro to Cassandra(blogs.atlassian.com)
1 points by stevedomin 13y ago|0 comments
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by stevedomin 13y ago
We've basically settled on the same way of organizing Angular project. Our plan is to have specs and scss file in the module folder too. Unfortunately we couldn't do it before because we're using rails assets pipeline, but it
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by stevedomin 13y ago
We didn't look at all at SEO since it's our customer dashboard, we don't really care about it. Here's the few downsides of Angular IMO : - I'm particularly unhappy with the router, it does a good job but as soon as
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by stevedomin 13y ago
It's a bit like retweet were automatic from your followers, right ? While I get the motives behind it I'm not sure it's more effective because of the overflow of information you must have on your feed. I'm a bit concerne
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by stevedomin 13y ago
I found your conclusion a bit misleading and unfortunately a lot of people often comes to the same conclusion. Indeed the CPU is limiting factor in your bench, and while you say you're comparing apples to apples, it's not true in
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by stevedomin 13y ago
Go has such a great set of tools, it's definitely one of the reason I love it so much. The Go team did an amazing job on this.
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Wormhole pub/sub system: Moving data through space and time(facebook.com)
4 points by stevedomin 13y ago|0 comments
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Llgo on Go 1.1(blog.awilkins.id.au)
55 points by stevedomin 13y ago|12 comments
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by stevedomin 14y ago
This is quite an interesting document. I'd love to have pov from Hadoop "power-user" on this.
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Octane render : world first GPU-based realtime 3D renderer(render.otoy.com)
3 points by stevedomin 14y ago|0 comments
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by stevedomin 14y ago
Never used it but I believe Rackspace offer is pretty similar to the AWS one : http://www.rackspace.com/cloud/public/dns/
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by stevedomin 14y ago
I think it's great that this kind of project exists. But why copying so much on Github ? There is always room for something new.
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by stevedomin 14y ago
Asana is great but it doesn't have reports, estimates, etc. My guess is you'll have a hard time finding the "perfect" tool you describe with all these features. I didn't find it myself but Asana was definitely the best out there.