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A containerized approach to Ruby on Rails apps
(dev.mikamai.com)
1 points
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intinig
11y ago
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Rolling deployments with Docker on Opsworks
(dev.mikamai.com)
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intinig
12y ago
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intinig
12y ago
I prefer to hide the CacheStore selection in the Client class and have it recognize the type of url you're passing. What do you think of this approach?
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Redis API Caching: a simple use case
(dev.mikamai.com)
33 points
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intinig
12y ago
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JQuery injection for profit and profit
(dev.mikamai.com)
3 points
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intinig
13y ago
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Emacs My Way
(dev.mikamai.com)
23 points
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intinig
13y ago
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intinig
14y ago
I would have never expected a thread like this to pop up on hacker news :) Anyway I have to weigh in and suggest to try a game I produced with some friends (by co-founding a publishing company): Al Rashid ( http://www.yemaia.com/al-rashid
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intinig
15y ago
You are right about the bug, I should check whether the terminal applescript interface allows changing the theme of a named session.
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intinig
15y ago
I also have the hostname on the prompt, but sometimes having a contrasting theme can help :)
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intinig
15y ago
I am sorry you can't see a lot with Solarized, but the script works with any theme :)
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Change OSX Terminal theme on the fly when you SSH
(tempe.st)
10 points
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intinig
15y ago
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Cookies in iFrames: make them work in Internet Explorer
(tempe.st)
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16y ago
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intinig
17y ago
You're right, it's quite simple, but it does its job :)
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Simple Apache Vhost templating with Ruby
(tempe.st)
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intinig
17y ago
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intinig
17y ago
I am sorry for the headline, but you're right about stupid headlines getting reactions.
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intinig
17y ago
The code is easy to read, and the data model is as flexible as you want it to be, since it's schemaless. Reasoning about what the code does is simple once you shift your paradigm to document from relational.
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intinig
17y ago
Tichy, give it a spin. The ease of execution (and the sheer speed, even over giant amounts of data) is impressive.
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The thrill of a new technology: CouchDB
(tempe.st)
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17y ago
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Hackers Faces: Hack Up '09
(blog.mikamai.com)
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intinig
18y ago
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High Readability for your Terminal.app
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18y ago
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Combinatorics for fun and profit
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intinig
18y ago
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Word Cheat, a simple Ruby anagram engine
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intinig
18y ago
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Radiant iPhone Extension 0.0.1
(gravityblast.com)
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18y ago
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Two improvements to your Capfiles
(tempe.st)
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intinig
18y ago
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Legacy Path Handler: 301 Redirection for Radiant CMS
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18y ago
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Developing social applications with Drupal
(mikamai.com)
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18y ago
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How to ease drupal development with capistrano
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18y ago
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Deploying Drupal with Capistrano
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18y ago
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Lightning speed wordpress with lighttpd and wp-supercache
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18y ago
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Serve wordpress cached pages with lighttpd and LUA
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18y ago
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