ovokinder

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by ovokinder 1y ago
That's definitely in the cards (no pun intended... Or maybe?)
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by ovokinder 1y ago
FSRS-5
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Optimizing a brain imaging device's software stack with Rust(medium.com)
15 points by ovokinder 3y ago|0 comments
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by ovokinder 10y ago
This is a good starting point: https://devprogress.us
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The Clinton campaign app that helped win the Iowa caucus(medium.com)
8 points by ovokinder 10y ago|7 comments
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by ovokinder 11y ago
Easiest way to tell whether it's worth it or not is to run some back of the envelope math on how much it'll cost to build and run (dev time + infra costs) vs relying on 3rd party. 5-10k seems like a low enough volume for 3rd party
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Building a push notification system for scale with Go (Tales of Timehop)(medium.com)
11 points by ovokinder 11y ago|2 comments
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by ovokinder 11y ago
You're missing the most important point of the entire Throttler goal: gracefully returning fast , with success or failure. Nowhere is it stated that the goal is to enqueue tasks for execution. If you had read 'til the end you wou
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by ovokinder 11y ago
The goal of the article isn't about sheer performance — there are plenty of notes about it. If it was about pure performance, it'd be recommending moving away from objc classes and methods and using C functions or C++ classes inst
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by ovokinder 11y ago
That was worth 10 upvotes, good sir. Sadly, I can only provide one.
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by ovokinder 11y ago
Fair. I just didn't know how to rephrase that small sentence without unfolding into the two paragraphs you just wrote. How would you rephrase that? Just "low level atomic", "atomic"?
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Atomics in Objective-C(biasedbit.com)
41 points by ovokinder 11y ago|20 comments
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Golang custom transports and timeouts(biasedbit.com)
77 points by ovokinder 11y ago|6 comments
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by ovokinder 11y ago
It's not a design vs engineering boundary; it's a competence boundary. Your boundary simply encompasses more knowledge, of more areas — and thus you don't fit the archetype the article talks about.
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by ovokinder 11y ago
Truth.
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Androplr - Droplr on Android(play.google.com)
6 points by ovokinder 13y ago|1 comments
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BBHTTP: a cURL based HTTP framework for iOS/OSX(github.com)
3 points by ovokinder 14y ago|0 comments
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A UILabel clone with animated transitions(biasedbit.com)
1 points by ovokinder 14y ago|0 comments
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by ovokinder 14y ago
Thanks! This gem looks interesting but doesn't apply here since with Jekyll you're basically serving static html pages (hence the need to make the A/B split with JavaScript).
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A/B testing with Jekyll (and Google Analytics)(biasedbit.com)
18 points by ovokinder 14y ago|5 comments
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iOS serialization benchmark: Cocoa Archive Framework vs custom serialization(biasedbit.com)
26 points by ovokinder 14y ago|1 comments
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Twitter, the Zombie Land(d.pr)
2 points by ovokinder 14y ago|1 comments
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by ovokinder 15y ago
It's not really the same as Dropbox. Dropbox is all about file synchronization and Droplr is about file sharing. Drag a file, get a tiny link to the content. You can get the same with Dropbox but with a lot more interactions, so it kinda br
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File System vs Core Data: the image cache test(biasedbit.com)
26 points by ovokinder 15y ago|2 comments
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Windroplr: a Droplr client for Windows.(windroplr.factor45.org)
1 points by ovokinder 16y ago|0 comments
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Hotpotato 0.8 released(hotpotato.factor45.org)
1 points by ovokinder 16y ago|0 comments
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Hotpotato: an async Java HTTP client lib oriented for high performance.(hotpotato.factor45.org)
3 points by ovokinder 16y ago|0 comments
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Handshaking tutorial with Netty(bruno.linker45.eu)
3 points by ovokinder 16y ago|0 comments
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by ovokinder 16y ago
You did establish a good point with placing the photos/binary objects on separate tables, but take for instance the Contact/AddressBook example: almost 100% of the times I'm fetching a Contact from the database, I also want the picture to s
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Dealing with the U in CRUD - full vs delta updates(bruno.linker45.eu)
5 points by ovokinder 16y ago|2 comments

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