kevin1024

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by kevin1024 11mo ago
I’m still using Hubot. What are these alternatives you refer to?
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by kevin1024 1y ago
I would love to see a IIGS MiSTer core. Could this work be ported somehow?
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by kevin1024 3y ago
> Pricing divulged upon application. Sounds expensive! I run this in a couple retro systems and it's great: https://www.scsi2sd.com/index.php?title=SCSI2SD
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by kevin1024 4y ago
Fond memories of trying to draw an ampersand back in college when my exams required me to write c code with a pencil on paper. I think I ended up making them backwards.
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by kevin1024 7y ago
Duplication is far cheaper than the wrong abstraction. https://www.sandimetz.com/blog/2016/1/20/the-wrong-abstracti...
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by kevin1024 10y ago
I work for a small company in Kailua building real estate websites. The tech community here is small but super fun! What's your skillset? Hit me up - kevin at realgeeks dot com
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by kevin1024 11y ago
[Hawaii ONSITE] Salesforce / Java Engineer We're looking for Salesforce and Java developers to work with us here in Hawaii to improve our existing infrastructure, add new features, build the technological foundation of our busine
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by kevin1024 12y ago
Very cool solution! I've also seen claims that the private methods of modules should not be tested, since they don't represent the public interface of the module and refactorings are likely to change the private methods. If the
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by kevin1024 12y ago
> Do not use raidz1 for disks 1TB or greater in size. Oops, I'm doing that on my home NAS. Does anyone know why this is bad?
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by kevin1024 12y ago
Author of VCR.py here, thanks for the great blog post! I really like seeing real-world use cases like yours. The decorator you created is very cool. I'm considering adding something similar to VCR.py itself where it introspects the
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Securing Internal Dashboards with Oauth(kevinmccarthy.org)
2 points by kevin1024 12y ago|0 comments
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Who needs a database?(getsilvi.com)
9 points by kevin1024 13y ago|0 comments
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by kevin1024 13y ago
Kailua, Hawaii - Real Geeks - Full-stack Rails dev Real Geeks is looking for a top-notch Rails developer to help it expand its business. We are a small team with big ideas taking the online real estate world by storm. Our CRM is built in Ru
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by kevin1024 13y ago
ipv6 support is one of them.
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by kevin1024 13y ago
Hi Ed, Pleased to meet you. I may be in communication soon regarding the results of my testing with python2.6 + Pyrax.
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by kevin1024 13y ago
Thanks for the classy response! I'm excited that you have a paid maintainer for Pyrax and are willing to consider python 2.6 support. Things are looking good for the future.
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by kevin1024 13y ago
Hi Jesse, I'm glad you're doing this. I love seeing the great people Rackspace is hiring and I'm excited about the improvements you could bring about. I work for a Python shop that hosts everything on Rackspace. We have a m
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Things I Learned Deploying Graphite(kevinmccarthy.org)
3 points by kevin1024 13y ago|0 comments
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by kevin1024 13y ago
Interesting that they decided not to do a responsive design. Instead, it serves up different HTML if you send a phone user-agent. I've been trying to decide if this is a good idea for my own project.
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by kevin1024 13y ago
Kailua, Hawaii - Real Geeks We are a small team working to take the real estate world by storm. We are looking for Python hackers and a designer. Come live and work in Hawaii in our office by Lanikai Beach. Send your resume (or portfolio
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by kevin1024 14y ago
I'm working on a HTTP testing library based on Ruby's VCR library[1]. I've got it to a pretty basic state where it is somewhat usable. I'm definitely interested in this area. Ruby's VCR uses the Webmock library as a backend (though it ca
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by kevin1024 14y ago
> Computers can't grade everything... Papers are out of the question. I'm currently taking a Coursera class where I write an essay each week. Then my essay is reviewed and graded by 4 other students. I grade 4 other students' essays.
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by kevin1024 14y ago
He's already a legend in my book: http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2012/mar/26/mariana-trench-ja...
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by kevin1024 14y ago
Real Geeks (Kailua, Hawaii) - Full Time. Real Geeks is looking for a top-notch software developer to help it expand its business. We are a small team with big ideas getting ready to take the online real estate world by storm. We are looking
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by kevin1024 14y ago
Check out this (awesome) talk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmNOAtZIgIk There are a number of areas in which unsupervised feature learning outperforms the hand-programmed models we have been fine-tuning for decades.
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by kevin1024 14y ago
Here's a nice post about Panic's status board: http://www.panic.com/blog/2010/03/the-panic-status-board/
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by kevin1024 14y ago
supervisord doesn't know how to kill child processes that fork off from the processes you start.
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by kevin1024 14y ago
Your wsgi server is almost never the bottleneck - see this talk by Graham Dumpleton at Pycon - http://youtu.be/Bt2HStzaBzE
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by kevin1024 15y ago
By the way, if you do .limit() / .offset() pagination, by the time you get into really high offsets, queries will start going slow again. Mongo has to do a scan up to the document at offset that you are asking for.
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by kevin1024 15y ago
You can combine limit() with count by passing true to the count function. So if you only care about counts greater than, say, 10000, you can do db.collection.find({criteria:'123}).limit(10000).count(true) and you will only get back a max

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