chadr

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by chadr 29d ago
I've been working on an open source project along these lines: https://github.com/chadrem/condotto I'm using it with my small team and overall these types of tools are great for enabling product managers and
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by chadr 9y ago
Yes
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by chadr 10y ago
Semi related to this, is it possible to run multiple CPython interpreters in the same process, but with restrictions on shared memory? The idea being that each interpreter would still have its own GIL, each interpreter would have restrictio
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by chadr 13y ago
You've sold me on it. It is well worth the money considering the time/effort it saves.
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by chadr 13y ago
How long do they plan on supporting this fork? Hopefully for multiple years? I didn't see it mentioned on the site.
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by chadr 14y ago
Newer blog post about the surgery: http://linuxlock.blogspot.it/2012/08/it-started-with-hopeles...
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by chadr 14y ago
from Wikipedia... "The landing sequence alone requires six vehicle configurations, 76 pyrotechnic devices, the largest supersonic parachute ever built, and more than 500,000 lines of code."
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by chadr 15y ago
I can't give you an exact answer, but I can tell you this... out of the 224,133 apps I track in the android market, here is the breakdown of how many installs they have as of this morning: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/131/installs.csv
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by chadr 15y ago
Our artists get to choose the technique that works best for them. A lot of it is done using the computer, but some of it is done by hand and scanned. The coolest bit of art tech is definitely the Wacom Cintiq. It lets the artists draw on
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by chadr 15y ago
No official Android plans as of yet, but it is something we are thinking about. Also thanks for the compliment on the art. We do all the art in-house and I passed your message on to the team.
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Show HN: New iOS game by Blue Frog Gaming (YC Summer 07)(polarpuzzles.com)
11 points by chadr 15y ago|5 comments
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by chadr 16y ago
It definitely sounds like you wear multiple hats at your job. Shoot me an email... I'm interested in hearing more about what you do.
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by chadr 16y ago
I think you're missing the point. Many developers don't know how to develop systems that will work well in production. At the same time, many sysadmins know only about the OS, hardware, and network. Great sysadmins are learning to combin
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by chadr 16y ago
High quality sysadmins are evolving into what is called the devops role. Trouble shooting, scaling, architecting, and automating production systems are just a few areas where devops people shine. The cloud just provides them another set o
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by chadr 17y ago
Do you routinely edit the source code of your web server? Just curious since I've never needed to do that.
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by chadr 17y ago
Why don't you trust Passenger? I'm severing about 6 million page views/day with it and it has been extremely reliable and easy to work with.
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by chadr 17y ago
Can you tell me your hardware specs and CPU usage? Just curious since I'm considering mongo for some of our future games.
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Ask HN: Experience with Softlayer.com cloud instances?
5 points by chadr 17y ago|0 comments
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by chadr 17y ago
Pingdom for site uptime & paging, munin for capacity planning and performance monitoring, and monit for process monitoring.
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MongoDB Webinar - learn about this NoSQL database(blog.mongodb.org)
2 points by chadr 17y ago|0 comments
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by chadr 17y ago
It appears to follow symlinks if I uncheck 'Use git-grep'. Unfortunately, if it finds a file (by following a symlink) it seems to always open the file in a new window instead of a tab.
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by chadr 17y ago
Any chance nice_find can have an option for following symlinks?
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by chadr 17y ago
Have you tried contacting the Passenger developers about this? I won't be surprised if they come out with a fix for this.
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by chadr 17y ago
It seems to me like the Passenger guys could easily add an option so that on a "touch tmp/restart.txt" a set of new worker processes is started before the old ones are killed off. I imagine this would make this slowness a thing of the past
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The Great Rails Refactor(mwrc2009.confreaks.com)
2 points by chadr 17y ago|0 comments
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Google deal machine adjusts to slow times(reuters.com)
5 points by chadr 18y ago|0 comments
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by chadr 18y ago
How horizontally have you scaled your systems in production? The homepage mentions 2 servers. I'm wondering if you are using it in production with more than 2.
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by chadr 18y ago
I'm currently using Tokyo Tyrant with Rails and the Memcached client (in production). It works great for my needs though I don't need to story binary data. Overall, TT has been extremely fast and stable. The dual master replication is a
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by chadr 18y ago
Having an ordered hash is ruby is very useful. I've been using ActiveSupport::OrderedHash with ruby 1.8.7.
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by chadr 18y ago
One last thing... mysqldump has the following option: -w, --where=name Dump only selected records; QUOTES mandatory! You can probably use this to backup just the rows you are interested in and then delete them once you are sure the are p

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