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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
I'm going to guess that it is largely written in Java and uses google's typical stack of technologies (BigTable, GWT, etc), but I'm not sure if any google engineers have let anyone know yet.
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
I like to always follow the saying "Hope for the best. Plan for the worst". Assume the FBI has a copy of everything on the drives and assume that they will see every file on the drive, even though odds are they don't and they won't.
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
Title is a bit misleading... but still a great answer.
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
Great read. Gives a great example of when NoSQL is not a good solution instead of a relational database.
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New favorite snippet(gist.github.com)
3 points by ConceitedCode 15y ago|0 comments
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
I already have some more questions. Would it be easier to make it 32bit or 64bit? I'd imagine 32bit, but if it isn't much harder than I would like to make it 64bit. I plan on building AspireOS on my MacBook. I started to follow a bare bones
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My summer project (AspireOS)(conceitedcode.com)
1 points by ConceitedCode 15y ago|1 comments
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
Completely agree. I really don't get why some people complain about being charged any money for months of work. Do they expect it to be free? Reminds me of the ridiculous comments on the app store.
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
It's amazing what you can do with a CouchApp. Great job!
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Ask HN: What programming language do you want to master?
4 points by ConceitedCode 15y ago|9 comments
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
Generally speaking, bandwidth is cheap. You can get an extra 100gb of bandwidth added on to any linode for $10/mo. S3 bandwidth is incredibly cheap at $0.15 per gb for the first 10 terabytes after that it gets cheaper. More S3 pricing infor
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Flattr community site wishlist(flattr.com)
1 points by ConceitedCode 15y ago|0 comments
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Flattr - I want to give you my money(conceitedcode.com)
69 points by ConceitedCode 15y ago|58 comments
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Undo branching and Gundo.vim(vimcasts.org)
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Flattr - Social micropayments(flattr.com)
7 points by ConceitedCode 15y ago|0 comments
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
Lots of emphasis on "know your target". Any person that you are pitching to probably gets many other emails. That person can easily tell if you just copy and pasted this email to other people.
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
I recommend using your text editor of choice (mine is Vim) and the command line tools, because I find an IDE unnecessary for these projects, but if you really want an IDE you can use RubyMine( http://www.jetbrains.com/ruby/ ), PyCharm( http
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
Python: Pyramid ( http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/1.0/ ) Django ( http://www.djangoproject.com/ ) TurboGears ( http://turbogears.org/ ) Web.py ( http://webpy.org/ ) flask ( http://flask.pocoo.org/ ) Ruby: rails ( http://www.r
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
windows only, but still looks like a great product.
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Python Encodings and Unicode(eric.themoritzfamily.com)
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
Change out Emacs for Vim and you'll be a pro in no time. Vim tutorial: http://blog.interlinked.org/tutorials/vim_tutorial.html
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Ask HN: Favorite hacker movie
26 points by ConceitedCode 15y ago|27 comments
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
Depends on the app but generally speaking I would use CoreData to map the object and store it in SQLite database. I can't think of any reason you would use a MySQL wrapper. If I wanted to get something from a MySQL database I would set up a
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LCD Monitor Teardown(youtube.com)
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
I use server density. Great service and worth the price. Lets you monitor almost anything and if they dont have a script to monitor what you want then you can create it in a few lines of python. The iPhone and Andriod apps are fantastic and
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by ConceitedCode 15y ago
Both are great options. I am not sure where you heard that python has a bad MySQL provider or that Ruby is difficult to deploy. Even though those are opinions, I would highly disagree with both. I have worked with Rails (ruby), Django (pyth
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by ConceitedCode 16y ago
Even though there is a lot more to Reddit than Hacker News it is still interesting to see the difference.
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Navigating XCode 4(conceitedcode.com)
1 points by ConceitedCode 16y ago|0 comments