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jblomo
14y ago
You could use the extra hour to exercise. Go to the gym, or go for a bike ride, if your office has a shower. Exercise is almost as important as sleep for health and creativity. Lunch is included in normal 9-5 hours.
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EMRio: Optimize your Amazon EMR bills
(engineeringblog.yelp.com)
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jblomo
15y ago
How has working at Twitter changed your perspective on big data? Has it been more challenging working within an existing framework or starting from scratch (at BackType)?
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jblomo
15y ago
If you need something from the JVM and want to write Lisp, use Clojure. Checkout Hadoop extensions in Clojure at https://github.com/jblomo/oddjob .
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15y ago
http://www.readability.com/ The bookmarklet will make it (and other sites) easy to read. http://www.readability.com/articles/s15uh64p
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Bram Cohen's Practical Cryptography
(bramcohen.livejournal.com)
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15y ago
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Ruby NilClass and Nil Object
(lukaszwrobel.pl)
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16y ago
One of the most practical articles I've seen in a while, thanks. What are your thoughts on using UI frameworks like jqueryUI or YUI grid?
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jblomo
16y ago
I've had good experience with DNSMadeEasy.com. We actually kept DNS/bind configs in version control and used XFR to let DNSMadeEasy slurp them up. Jim
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Data mining with Cascalog & Hive
(docs.google.com)
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Writing robust shell scripts
(davidpashley.com)
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How NodeJS saved my web application
(rfw.posterous.com)
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jblomo
17y ago
I also appreciated the fact that it linked called functions to their definition. g] is great in Vim, but it is easy to get a little lost in the navigation stack. Having g] intelligently pop out a new buffer window ala :vsplit would be a g
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17y ago
No, I also thought that the first example was the most clear, assuming you know how a hash table is typically used in Perl. One of the reasons I like Perl is you can frequently solve problems with the built in data structures, you don't ha
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Unicode Character 'SNOWMAN'
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17y ago
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Giving schema back its good name
(fourkitchens.com)
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17y ago
What's the best alternative? I've heard much the same things about Prototype.
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Hackers, using servers in China, infiltrated government systems
(csmonitor.com)
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