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KevBurnsJr
11mo ago
Reminds me of @danthegoodman's project: bloomsearch [1] [1] https://github.com/danthegoodman1/bloomsearch
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7y ago
Build it in Lisp and name it Hacker News.
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13y ago
It's nice to see x-invalidates in the wild! Do you have just 1 varnish instance or two? I never did fully solve the ban propagation problem when running multiple redundant varnish instances.
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13y ago
Statsd is awesome. http://codeascraft.etsy.com/2011/02/15/measure-anything-meas...
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The Genius Diet
(blog.kevburnsjr.com)
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Gabe Newell says, "We cannot compete with our customers."
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14y ago
Internap's cloud service taken down by Sandy's cloud service.
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Symfony DIC is fucking slow
(blog.kevburnsjr.com)
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14y ago
You might want to read up on HPHP. I've found that it doesn't offer the level of performance benefits most people expect. Also there are a number of framework features you can't use with HPHP, like autoloaders.
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14y ago
That cross-eyed nitwit on the logged out homepage is an insulting stereotype of geek culture. http://programming.com/static/img/bg.jpg This website can go fuck itself.
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Ask HN: How many CPU cores do you personally own?
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15y ago
IEM vs OEM?
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NATO SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CONFERENCE 1968 [pdf]
(homepages.cs.ncl.ac.uk)
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15y ago
good for you
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15y ago
More than likely, the business is unhappy with the terms of the recruiter's agreement. These guys will do all sorts of things with contractors like add a 30% commission on top of your hourly fee and bake in a clause entitling the recuiter t
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15y ago
"There is no "correct" separate from usefulness in communication." I think you may have misunderstood your source. Subjective truth is only half of the equation. The other half is testing rational models against experience. If you underst
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15y ago
Your argument appears to be unconcerned with truth, wisdom or understanding.
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15y ago
Saw Subbu speak at RestFest on Saturday. His talk seemed to promote REST as a set of constraints which produces a set of benefits. He argues that choosing a subset of constraints to achieve a subset of benefits is perfectly valid. I would a
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15y ago
This is an HTTP API, not a REST API. http://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2008/rest-apis-must-be-hyperte...
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15y ago
This is terribly misguided. You do know that PHP has built-in min and max functions, right? And array_map. And array_walk. And array_filter. And array_reduce. And array_slice. And array_unique. And array_search. And
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There are 3 ways to use media types in web APIs. http://blog.kevburnsjr.com/domain-specific-media-types-and-r... 0 domain specific media types (application/json) 1 domain specific media type (application/vnd.github+json) ma
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15y ago
If you accept those constraints which you readily understand and discard those which require great discipline to master, you are unlikely to make informed decisions about your software's architecture.
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15y ago
REST is a style, not a pattern. The application of this manner of classification to application architectures on the web was the broader goal of Fielding's dissertation, titled "Architectural Styles and the Design of Network-based Software
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15y ago
It tells you it's not HTML. That's useful if you hope to parse the message body.
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15y ago
Yoda concludes bloated these numbers are.
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15y ago
also i don't have health insurance.
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15y ago
That's way more CPU & RAM than you're going to need. 850W is A LOT for an idle machine. Fortunately, you won't draw anywhere near that without a graphics card. Let's do some math. Say your machine draws 250 Watts (~2 Amps). That's 6 Kil
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15y ago
I've got an Alix parked under my router and it uses about 0.07A http://cgi.ebay.com/270782068385
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15y ago
What about /buckets/loot/index/category_bin,armor/price_int,300,500 Looks a lot like link walk syntax, don't it?
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15y ago
Here are two (minor) considerations 1) If you want to be pedantic about HTTP, RFC 2616 states with respect to responses from URIs containing query strings that "caches MUST NOT treat responses to such URIs as fresh unless the server provide
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