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Tumblr’s Finagle Redis Implementation(engineering.tumblr.com)
2 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
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Geoffrey Grosenbach's command line prompt(blog.peepcode.com)
2 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
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Using proxies to mimic existential-operator behaviour(james.padolsey.com)
4 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
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Replacing NPM with Make(aslakhellesoy.com)
1 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
125.
by uggedal 15y ago
My 1.4GHz Core 2 Duo 11" lasts about 4.5 hours with Debian.
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by uggedal 15y ago
My 11" Macbook Air setup is a bit unconventional: * Debian Wheezy (I haven't been able to create a customized and focused OS X setup) * Puppet (For managing the installation and configuration of all the following applications) * ssh * zsh (
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by uggedal 15y ago
I've also been using solarized light in vim, urxvt, and Awesome WM on Linux. On Windows at work I use solarized light in Putty, Mintty, Eclipse, and Gvim.
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Testing the new Redis AOF rewrite (antirez.com)
3 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
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by uggedal 15y ago
Frozen-Flask[1] does the same for Flask applications. I've been meaning to rewrite my blog using Flask and use Frozen-Flask for deployment. [1]: http://packages.python.org/Frozen-Flask/
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Thorough comparison of Python web frameworks(invenio-software.org)
2 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
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by uggedal 15y ago
Submitted yesterday: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3080027
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A preview of Go version 1(blog.golang.org)
23 points by uggedal 15y ago|1 comments
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Optimizing HTTP: Keep-alive and Pipelining(igvita.com)
2 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
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Monads without pretension(rcrowley.org)
4 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
135.
by uggedal 15y ago
qmv from renameutils will bring up $EDITOR with all files in the current directory in two columns. Edit some filenames and save. The files will be renamed accordingly.
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Everything about Redis 2.4(antirez.com)
5 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
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by uggedal 15y ago
The Minister of Justice just confirmed that the shooter was Norwegian in a press conference. They have not confirmed his etnisity though.
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by uggedal 15y ago
I was at work 3 blocks away from the bombing. If there were several bombings, they were detonated simultanously. I heard a single bang and our building shook once. I'll add that the blast was unlike anything I've withnessed, even 3 blocks a
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by uggedal 15y ago
I would prefer a fluid grid. The fixed grid of Skeleton even overflows at certain device widths. I featured it on http://mediaqueri.es/ske/ a few months ago.
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The Truth about Social Media(bokardo.com)
1 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
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by uggedal 15y ago
My invite codes: All of my 32 invitation codes are now used. Edit: removed the used ones.
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by uggedal 15y ago
It's a custom implementation. They were vague on giving any details, but if I recall correctly it was written in Python. So probably a Twisted, Gevent, or Eventlet implementation.
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How to use the iOS home button(flickr.com)
4 points by uggedal 15y ago|0 comments
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by uggedal 15y ago
I use slightly modified versions[1] of the heart and feed icons on http://mediaqueri.es . [1]: http://mediaqueri.es/static/icon.css
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by uggedal 15y ago
One thing that have bitten me in the past is the fact that xargs always runs at least once, even if there are no input. By using the -r / --no-run-if-empty flag, xargs does not run the command if the input does not contain any nonblanks.
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by uggedal 15y ago
Or you could use my Puppet modules which handles this for you on Debian or Ubuntu, using Monit in stead of supervisord: http://journal.uggedal.com/deploying-wsgi-applications-with-...
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by uggedal 15y ago
DnB Nor, the largest Norwegian bank, just happened to buy a Latvian bank with customers dealing in the spam business. DnB Nor has stopped their engagement which these customers. Source: http://www.facebook.com/DnBNOR/posts/229307870419535
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by uggedal 15y ago
Performance differences between Gunicorn, mod_wsgi, uWSGI et. al. is a red herring. The difference between them will be negligible when you run a real application on them. Use a server which stable, fits your way of working, and is convenie
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by uggedal 15y ago
I added a paragraph to the article explaining the differences between imperative automation tools like Fabric and declerative configuration management tools like Puppet.
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by uggedal 15y ago
Sorry about that, I added a note to the article about Puppet overwriting any files you have in place before you started. Its generally unwise to run anything you download from the Internet as root without examining what it does.

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