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by sync 15y ago
It's not specific to GA cookies. You can set cookies on uncached pages in ruby and read them without issue in JS on Varnish cached pages. The page will still be cached even if the user has a session cookie. Basically: don't set or get cooki
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by sync 15y ago
That's not true. Google Analytics cookies are injected via JS. When heroku's Varnish is checking for a cached version of the page, it strips any cookie information given by the browser. We've are running production apps with Varnish caching
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by sync 15y ago
http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/http-routing#the_heroku... "The new HTTP stack does not include Varnish (a reverse proxy cache) because it is not compatible with the advanced HTTP features described above. If you wish use HTTP cachin
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by sync 15y ago
memcached also has a 1MB limit. (Begs the question though: What are we doing serving pages >1MB?)
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by sync 15y ago
sass-convert is your friend and takes care of both of your problems for you.
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by sync 16y ago
Instead of shoving the whole dictionary onto the client side (as clever as that is), he could also look up all the anagrams & subanagrams given a set of letters and then match against that subset of words. Check out http://stackoverflo
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by sync 16y ago
"Is SwipeGood a non-profit? Our goal is to make giving to charity as easy and as impactful as possible. By structuring ourselves as a for-profit business, we believe we can make a much larger impact on the world and help non-profit organiza
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by sync 16y ago
It's not scraping, it's using Kayak's API: http://www.kayak.com/labs/api/search/
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by sync 16y ago
central_logger is the new mongo_db_logger: https://github.com/customink/central_logger We use it in production on heroku and it works great.
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by sync 16y ago
Too bad it's not actually anonymous at all. You can easily identify anyone by viewing the source of their FB pic. For example: http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak-snc4/hs444.snc4/48985_665523839_4409_q.jpg profile ID is 665523839
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by sync 16y ago
One big(?) problem with this: really ugly 404 pages -- http://www.andrewvc.com/asdgadf
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by sync 16y ago
It will. Currently in private beta, heroku will render an iframe pointed to an arbitrary url hosted externally (say, on S3.)
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by sync 16y ago
You should deploy to heroku and not worry about munin, new relic, etc. Let someone else sysadmin. For DMCA takedown requests, establish a process that allows the company to remove the script (a lot like youtube) without taking down the whol
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by sync 16y ago
Squid static page caching helps them a lot, I'm sure. S3 for image serving. Backend is written in PHP, IIRC.
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by sync 16y ago
Wouldn't this make debugging and (manual) testing so much more difficult?
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by sync 16y ago
I'm left handed, own an iPhone4, and can only reproduce the issue if I try really hard. It's not at all a natural hold.
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by sync 16y ago
You have a "stalker" folder?
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by sync 16y ago
Even if you don't use node.js, you should check this page out for the design alone -- it's stunning.
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by sync 16y ago
This looks great for folks using heroku and taking advantage of the provided Varnish full-page caching. Other solutions (like A/Bingo) require you to have a dynamic part of the page.
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by sync 16y ago
If it's just HTML + JS, you can host them both on S3.
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by sync 16y ago
Interesting captcha system on the login page: http://learnpythonthehardway.com/login
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by sync 16y ago
In case it isn't clear to some folks (like me), this is a slideshow: left and right arrows to navigate.
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by sync 16y ago
DigitalAdvisor (Cambridge, MA) is looking to hire an awesome Rails developer: http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/eng/1681173589.html
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by sync 17y ago
def viewed! self.collection.update({:_id => self._id}, {:$inc => {:views_count => 1}}, :upsert => true) end Not sure why it's an upsert, but there's your answer -- atomic increment.
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by sync 17y ago
Here's the relevant text: A typical case of me and my big mouth. I figured that a basic analysis should reveal who wrote this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1197027 Because of the size of the sample. So I wrote a bit
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by sync 17y ago
Yep, this. And this trial should be the homepage, with some kind of explanation, i.e. "Speckle lets you manage your to-dos with multiple check-boxes per item!"
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by sync 17y ago
... and if the power goes out?
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by sync 17y ago
You can alternatively hide the Buzz label so it won't distract you unless you're looking for it. Settings > Labels > Buzz > Hide
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by sync 17y ago
Y'all related to Exceptional? Have a similar name and that logo is practically identical. http://getexceptional.com/
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by sync 17y ago
Very pretty, I'll give you that. But it feels like a database. All I'm doing is creating, updating, deleting... CRUD all over the place, and not much else.

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