themckman

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Why would a system administrator care about ClojureScript?(skillsmatter.com)
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by themckman 12y ago
Ohh my, the day I learned this was one of the happiest in all my life. You can also configure this in your .ssh/config with EscapeChar, if you find yourself SSHing into other machines from a machine you're already SSHed into.
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by themckman 13y ago
Has Brandon made any statements (other than, maybe, the donation) that indicate what his beliefs are? I believe he may have apologized for causing pain to others based on his actions, but I've yet to read anything where he states what
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by themckman 13y ago
Working on a project that I kind of want to use the same language for the frontend and the backend. There's, obviously, vanilla JS, maybe clojure and clojurescript, but Dart... For some reason I never realized it could be used server s
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by themckman 13y ago
I'm sure it had nothing to do with the fact that he labeled the printer and everything to do with how he did it.
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by themckman 13y ago
It was simply a matter of joining the project after the decision had been made, unfortunately.
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by themckman 13y ago
Currently using MongoDB on a project and boy do I just hate it. We have highly relational data that is a nightmare to reason with and query. Guess what? We also have migrations! It's hard to explain why, but I just get a bad feeling in
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by themckman 13y ago
Most of React's novelty, I think, comes from the Virtual DOM. Your view spits out a DOM tree using the React.DOM.* objects. The JSX allows you generate the appropriate calls to those constructors by writing something that more resemble
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by themckman 13y ago
I appreciate the response. I do plan on starting German classes this Spring and, also, visiting Berlin in the later Summer months. If you have any pointers on what the best way to look for work is in this situation, I'd love to hear th
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by themckman 13y ago
Certainly unrelated to the article, but I've been considering moving from the US to Germany. As I understand it, Berlin has a pretty thriving tech scene and I'm targeting it as my destination (Munich has come up, too). Anyone care
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by themckman 13y ago
But let's be honest with ourselves. In the case of, say, a "Megan's Law", Megan was an innocent little girl who deserved none of what happened to her. Aaron, on the other hand, entered a networking closet, configured his
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by themckman 13y ago
I bought the iPhone 5 outright, unlocked and switch to T-Mobile after doing so. In the city (Chicago) the service can't be better. Really like that tethering is just included. LTE tethering has come in handy at a few coffee shops that
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by themckman 13y ago
Along the same lines, I'm interested in how people handle the case of auto-scaling their web app (or anything that updates frequently via deploys). Is there a better solution than imaging a machine on every deploy and updating the auto
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by themckman 13y ago
This isn't the same guy that discovered the last Github issue and committed to Rails, is it? The similarities of how this is being handled by the discoverer are pretty eerie.
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by themckman 13y ago
I recently picked up DevOps duties on a project that is running Elasticsearch and MongoDB and have implemented, roughly, this exact strategy for migrating nodes to different hardware configurations within their respective clusters with simi
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by themckman 13y ago
Anyone know of something similar for Vim?
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by themckman 13y ago
A while back, while I was a doing Ruby, I remember a discussion that came up regarding moving some of/all of (can't remember) the standard library to Gems so that, as you say, they could "evolve on their own schedule". I
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by themckman 13y ago
You have any good resources on vanilla LXC?
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by themckman 13y ago
Certainly relevant, but, Breaking Bad fan?
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by themckman 13y ago
I'm curious if you saw the video at the bottom of the article. There's a small clip of the sound the cars make. It certainly won't be as loud as the current engines, but I don't think they'll be making "no nois
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by themckman 13y ago
I've seen a lot about Raft lately. I've recently built a Python library for stream processing that uses multiprocessing to manage the stages of the data pipeline and the thing I'm most interested in next is figuring out the b
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by themckman 13y ago
> what about just tearing down the ship and dispose of it ? That's exactly what they're planning to do once they clean it up enough to be towed away. They seem very worried about the surrounding ecosystem which is, my guess any
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by themckman 13y ago
60 Minutes did a piece on the salvage effort a while ago. You can find the video here: http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=50137223n
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by themckman 13y ago
Certainly off topic, but I'm curious if anyone has experience running Python apps under passenger. Loved Passenger when I was deploying Rails apps and would like to hear people's thoughts on it for Python.
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by themckman 13y ago
The game is certainly addictive. My mom likes to play games like these and I can remember watching her play for many hours while younger. As an aside, however, the more I see the "scrolling leads to animation" design as a, sort of
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by themckman 13y ago
Bought one. For $80 and apps built on web technologies, there's got to be SOMETHING I can do with this thing...
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by themckman 13y ago
For those interested, the author is working on a new library along the lines of ZeroMQ with a ZeroMQ compatibility layer called nanomsg[0]. [0]: http://nanomsg.org
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by themckman 13y ago
With regards to your first point, I'm honestly surprised the city/county/state doesn't just pass laws that require these companies to register such programs with the government and pay fees to operate the bus routes. Tho
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by themckman 13y ago
Wow, someone mentioned these guys yesterday in some thread and I went to take a look. I was pretty interested, however, I noticed that some critical links were broken (e.g. login and sign up), so I wandered away. I guess I know why those li
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by themckman 13y ago
Being unfamiliar with how one creates a Linux distro, can you go into a little more detail as to the difference between targeting virtual hardware over physical hardware?

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