tedchs

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by tedchs 14y ago
This is a great overview, thanks for posting!
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by tedchs 14y ago
With a username like "nodesocket", I assume you are not their target audience as you are just as comfortable rolling your own and getting your own 10gen support contract.
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by tedchs 14y ago
I don't understand all the hate about MongoHQ's pricing. I run a Mongo replica set in production on bare EC2 and it works well, but there is a lot of reading/research involved in setting it up correctly and handling any Mongo issues that
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by tedchs 14y ago
TL;DR: the author doesn't know, and lists the standard possibilities: superuser, switch user, or subshell. From the article: "Well, I wish I had an answer, but I don’t."
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by tedchs 14y ago
It sounds like you're trying to do Wordpress development and hosting for a specific vertical. Think about the core of what you're offering -- is it the hosting, or the design? Anything that's not your core, outsource it to specialists. I
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by tedchs 14y ago
Besides HIPAA, it is possible this software would need to comply with the VA's "6500", their internal information security handbook, as well as meeting relevant FISMA / NIST requirements (see http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/SMA/fisma/index.htm
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by tedchs 14y ago
Hi craigkerstiens, first, thanks for making this. If you're open to feedback, although I'm sure a lot of effort went into the current mouseover-driven interface, I would just share that I'd strongly prefer a simple list of results in addit
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by tedchs 14y ago
> a large startup I think the word for that is "company".
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by tedchs 14y ago
A similar platform for Node.js-based real time synchronization of model data between clients and the server is Meteor: http://meteor.com/
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by tedchs 14y ago
Thanks for the reply!
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by tedchs 14y ago
Hi Steve, with much of your content static (or close thereto), would you be able to comment on whether you evaluated serving through a CDN such as Amazon Cloudfront or CloudFlare? Thanks!
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by tedchs 14y ago
Congratulations on not only getting into programming, but having the tenacity to finish and ship an actual product. I also started programming at your age and I am glad I had such a head start. My advice would be keep learning all you can
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by tedchs 14y ago
In my opinion, the best thing this guy shows is competent business writing skills, which is a strong predictor of the ability to learn whatever field an intern will be joining.
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by tedchs 14y ago
In case you were saying Redshift is literally PostgreSQL, it appears it's actually ParAccel: http://www.informationweek.com/software/information-manageme...
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by tedchs 14y ago
FYI, this appears to be not a new bank, but an extension of Green Dot, the prepaid debit card company. From the fine print on gobank.com: GoBank is a brand of Green Dot Bank, Member FDIC, which also operates under the brands Green Dot Bank
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by tedchs 14y ago
Interested in this headline, I clicked the link, and found the article very insightful and resonated strongly with me. I was going to email the author and thank him for his writing, but only then did I realize the author. Aaron, wherever
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by tedchs 14y ago
Thanks to AWS for the full disclosure here... I always jump at the chance to read the post-mortems. However, I don't understand why this took Netflix down. This affected ELB only in us-east-1, but surely Netflix is multi-region, at least
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by tedchs 14y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrhYOYs5JrA
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by tedchs 14y ago
Surprise, you can transmit a signal similar to that of a radio transmitter by also being a radio transmitter. Just wait to be tracked down extremely promptly by the FCC, or almost worse, a roving band of Amateur Radio engineers with a van
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by tedchs 14y ago
Linode also offers native IPv6 support, and they will route you a /64 on request.
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by tedchs 14y ago
As a Linode user, I would really appreciate any specific comments you can make about security issues you have observed.
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by tedchs 14y ago
Actually, my read of it is megabits-per-second is correct, when you consider that the mobile connections at the bottom are going to get approx. 700 kilobits per second (kbps) consistently. Google's performance here is representative of the
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by tedchs 14y ago
I should point out this is normal for floating-point numbers. Erlang and Ruby do the exact same thing: $ erl 1> 0.2 + 0.1. 0.30000000000000004 2> 0.94 - 0.01. 0.9299999999999999 3> 0.3 + 0.544. 0.844000000000000
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by tedchs 14y ago
Summary: Our server was too small to handle our app's unexpected load; we then sprinkled on magic Cloudflare sauce and it got better.
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by tedchs 14y ago
Cable companies are beholden to the content providers, who have contracts that say if $CABLECO wants to carry channel X, they also need to carry e.g. these 5 other channels. However... if you want to start a cable company... the easiest way
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by tedchs 14y ago
Your joke made me literally laugh out loud in the middle of a coffee shop. Bravo, sir.
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by tedchs 14y ago
More details in Google's blog post: http://googleenterprise.blogspot.com/2012/12/changes-to-goog...
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by tedchs 14y ago
FYI, our local Bed Bath & Beyond, which sells the SodaStream syrups and equipment, will refill the CO2 cartridges at a much lower price than buying new.
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by tedchs 14y ago
I don't see that Git has a "patch" command, but svn does -- is that what you meant here? Where you have "git patch", did you maybe mean: git diff --no-prefix $OLD $NEW ...where $OLD and $NEW are the two commits you want to diff.
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by tedchs 14y ago
There is a product called Knappsack that I have been using to help with this problem... www.knappsack.com . Gives you a private app store, cross-platform, open source or SaaS.

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