jcsalterego

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Announcing Drift(urbanhonking.com)
2 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|0 comments
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A new direction for web applications(mikealrogers.com)
22 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|3 comments
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Scalable and Modular Architecture for CSS(smacss.com)
76 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|16 comments
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
For those who aren't familiar with the git subcommand, `git update-index --[no-]assume-unchanged` is at the core of this script. It's useful for ignoring checked-in files locally , such as overriding app config settings for a local dev ser
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Building a renderfarm with CUPS(rendermania.com)
1 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|0 comments
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Back to the Basics(jcsalterego.github.com)
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RVM Project .rvmrc Survey(spreadsheets.google.com)
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
(if you pay for it?)
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
http://status.aws.amazon.com/rss/EC2.rss http://reports.panopta.com/cloudharmony-borderless/server/57... various ec2 clients affected: - dotcloud - dropbox - engine yard - foursquare - heroku - hootsuite - instagram - kicksend - netflix
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
I was expecting: http://bp3.blogger.com/_snss6u0-WRI/RdzBKNfBTtI/AAAAAAAAAH4/...
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Staircar: Redis-powered notifications(engineering.tumblr.com)
55 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|15 comments
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
Other working examples: * Percona: MySQL * Canonical: Ubuntu * Best Practical: RT * Concurrent: Cascading * Basho: Riak
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Messaging Patterns(slideshare.net)
2 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|0 comments
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Bloom Filter (Python recipe)(code.activestate.com)
46 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|5 comments
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
Thanks for making the source code available ( https://github.com/newsyc/newsyc/ )!
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
The answers completely missed anything Minecraft.
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Overstock RecLab Prize ($1MM Prize for Retail Personalization)(overstockreclabprize.com)
3 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|0 comments
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Using an AVR as an RFID tag(scanlime.org)
2 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|0 comments
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
Do most thieves tinker with or strip the EXIF data then? Otherwise it seems like a good utility for the common case.
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
It's also a bit more satisfying to capture (or literally, "eat") opponents using the checkers-like pieces, rather than the stand-up pieces in western Chess, IMO.
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
The other big gotcha is kings cannot have a direct line of sight to each other. Unfortunately, this is how I inadvertently lost a game of western Chess because I had accidentally ported over this rule in my head.
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
I've always wanted to know the breakdown within the Church of Emacs of those who use it as everything including the kitchen sink, and those who just use it as an editor. Does the former alienate a lot of would-be users?
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
waaaait for it...
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
When Cloud Servers work, they work great. The pricing and build-out structure is linear when looking at RAM & disk space, so this may or may not fit everyone's requirements. There is no EBS-equivalent, and load balancing has just been i
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
There's a flag for that™
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
I still use Terminal.app on a daily basis but here are some missing features: - 256 color support (for your pretty emacs or vim) - advanced bookmarks, with tagging - send to multiple tabs
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
I would wager part of the excitement is that Panic is an excellent and long-standing company in the Apple community, and they've proven time and time again they can release quality, beautiful software. As the type of Mac user that has one f
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CDH3 Goes GA(cloudera.com)
2 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|0 comments
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Copy-on-write B-tree finally beaten.(tm.durusau.net)
188 points by jcsalterego 15y ago|48 comments
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by jcsalterego 15y ago
Yeah, but if you pipe the curl output to your shell anyway, this is the same thing. Unless of course it's some sort of "timing attack" (advance apology to purists if I'm using this term incorrectly) and the server knows you've downloaded th

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