analogAndroid

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by analogAndroid 12y ago
Usually yes, but that is why you take advantage of specialized CPU instructions for bulk loading and operating on data. From what it says that is part of the optimization that these folks are taking advantage of (see comment mentioning SSE
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Show HN: Open source embeddable file picker(github.com)
12 points by analogAndroid 12y ago|2 comments
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A Sofware Engineer's Look at the Copy API(blog.kloudless.com)
4 points by analogAndroid 12y ago|0 comments
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by analogAndroid 12y ago
That is a correct understanding, what Kloudless does is provide a uniform interface for 9 different services. So rather than writing the same code slightly differently and/or having to learn 9 different SDKs and dealing with these diff
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A Primer on Debugging Native Code in Chrome(blog.kloudless.com)
5 points by analogAndroid 13y ago|0 comments
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Looking for an Attachments.me alternative?(blog.kloudless.com)
4 points by analogAndroid 13y ago|0 comments
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by analogAndroid 13y ago
If you just have some application data that you are looking to back up, it is pretty straight forward to back stuff up to Amazon's S3 or glacier (depending on your usage of said backups). Storage is relatively cheap and the amazon api
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by analogAndroid 13y ago
The nice thing about Vagrant is that it is more platform independent, so even if you are doing your dev work on a mac you can still use the same dev-box as anyone else. Docker, on the other hand, is linux only (and requires a certain kernel
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by analogAndroid 13y ago
You are welcome! Let me know if there are any things that you would be particularly interested in hearing about!
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by analogAndroid 13y ago
I have checked out saltstack (not in too much detail, since I have been busy with puppet). But I wasn't sure if there was an equivalent to exported resources in saltstack (I want to use them for automated monitoring and orchestrating o
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by analogAndroid 13y ago
Oh yeah, that is true, but the point is to learn how to do it by hand so you can do more than just bring up a php app (like develop django or rails or anything else).
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by analogAndroid 13y ago
Yeah, puppet isn't the easiest thing to get started with, but the primary thing I wanted to use puppet for was to make developing my puppet manifests faster/easier. It has helped a bunch, since before I had to deploy to a fresh EC
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by analogAndroid 13y ago
Thanks! I just got started with Vagrant and figured I should share my experience!
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Automating Development Environments with Vagrant and Puppet(blog.kloudless.com)
109 points by analogAndroid 13y ago|34 comments