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by kqueue 15y ago
This is going to break in cases where the request line grows above 8k-16k. Many browsers/proxies implement limits on headers/request lines, for good reasons. It's a very cool idea though.
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by kqueue 15y ago
Why are you posting this?
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by kqueue 15y ago
+1. I learn the most from reinventing wheels. And I reinvent them on purpose.
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by kqueue 15y ago
Most of the articles are copied from somewhere else. http://www.insideword.com/member/profile/31 -> http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2011-04-04/compu... Solving the original content problem is a must.
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by kqueue 15y ago
Traceback (most recent call last): File "/base/python_runtime/python_lib/versions/1/google/appengine/ext/webapp/__init__.py", line 634, in __call__ handler.get(*groups) File "/base/data/home/apps/gumroad/1.349472656690944858/main
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by kqueue 15y ago
Can you copy that specific section?
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by kqueue 15y ago
>The irony is that they don’t eat their own dogfood. In other words, they relied on yesterday’s best of breed tools to prevent and detect the attack. I don't think she understands what eating your dogfood means.
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by kqueue 15y ago
http://i.imgur.com/ELqhr.png Seriously?
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by kqueue 15y ago
I like the ad unit at the top of the blog page.
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by kqueue 15y ago
The spikes you are mentioning might be due to the OS lowering your process priority. If you are on a FreeBSD machine, try running rtprio(1) to avoid the OS changing the process priority upon extensive CPU usage.
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by kqueue 15y ago
That was worth mentioning then.
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by kqueue 15y ago
Your claims are based on what?
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by kqueue 16y ago
The only review I need that has ads everywhere on the page, and is trying to advertise the link to bring in more traffic.
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by kqueue 16y ago
hello = ^(name){ "Hello "+name } repeat {times: 3} ^{ print hello {name: "John"} } The syntax makes no sense. How can this be aimed towards people not previously familiar with programming computers? And how can this be considered intuitiv
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by kqueue 16y ago
You can use rpc + message queues for that. client request1 --> web server --> rpc server --> work queue <process other requests> client request1 <-- web server <-- rpc server <-- done queue Of course you need
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by kqueue 16y ago
I noticed that loading the main page results in requesting 19 css files and 8 js files. I suggest combining those to provide a better loading experience.
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by kqueue 16y ago
Yet another loud and obnoxious user.
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by kqueue 16y ago
oh haha, I thought you are the author of the article. nm. :)
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by kqueue 16y ago
How is that better than webkit's inspector? And why every tool on HN now is called a startup?
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by kqueue 16y ago
Event driven development is the worst kind of programming because of the extensive use of callbacks and state maintenance/tracking. You never know the control flow by reading the source. You have to maintain state all the time and keep trac
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by kqueue 16y ago
Yes you did in your comments. http://www.jongales.com/blog/2011/02/14/list-of-content-farm... user> mail-archive? are you crazy? that site has been around forever & I’ve found more answers there than I can count. you> What mai
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by kqueue 16y ago
It is not different that mail-archive at all. You bashed mail-archive in your comments because it doesn't provide an added value. markmail doesn't provide an added value either.
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by kqueue 16y ago
Based on coroutines or threads?
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by kqueue 16y ago
I don't know how programmers can convince themselves that a framework based on callbacks (event driven) is a good idea.
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by kqueue 16y ago
node.js and tornado are both event driven asynchronous solutions.
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by kqueue 16y ago
it is missing the following: - osdir.com - markmail.org - www.dennyweb.com
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by kqueue 16y ago
This site looks like TC.
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by kqueue 16y ago
Why not use HN src ? https://github.com/nex3/arc/blob/master/news.arc
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by kqueue 16y ago
The number of users that use Bing is much lower than the number of users that use Google. This comparison is similar to saying that book X that has a total of 4 ratings, 5 star each is better than book Y that has 100 ratings, 4 star each.
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by kqueue 16y ago
That has absolutely nothing to do with the language.

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