Just a friendly reminder the you can get the Programming Rust book for only $15 along with a bunch of other good books for 3 more days at the Humble Bundle Functional Programming Bundle. I've been working my way through…
Looks fixed now.
I use Name.com for registrations. I've only had good experiences with them. Nothing bad to report.
I could set up i.am.just.curio.us
I wonder what info-structure changes had to be done to support WebSockets. Are they using experimental nginx support? Something else?
From the limits page(1) I see you can only have 256 tables per account. (1) http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/amazondynamodb/latest/deve...
Go has really been great fit for web based APIs where I work. Going from multiple servers running PHP-FCGI to a single server running a Go app behind Nginx has reduced costs significantly.
This doesn't look like an official Basho product.
I find it kind of scary that when I go to the AppFog page and click on support I see only one item on the site. ( http://appfog.zendesk.com/home ) Surely there must be more documentation that can go up there?
Too bad it's not open source.
Since this is a PHP 5.3 library it's using PHP namespaces.
Makefile fussing was driving me insane with Go. I was trying to build with directory local packages to keep bits of code separated cleanly and it was a pain to get working. I discovered http://code.google.com/p/go-gb/…
The book looks good. I might pick it up. I think sed is one of those hidden power tools that everyone that works in the shell should pick up skills with. It's really helpful in some situations.
I really wish they would straighten out their documentation. I've only looked a few times but it seems very conditional in the description of features like replication sets, etc. I think they should have it organized…
Your link goes to something else about an aikido dojo. Try this link: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1730320
The full rules and description of categories are here: http://www.assembly.org/summer11/compos/realtime
How long did it take to get those 10 users?
We're using FreeBSD's ZFS support and haven't had any hiccups to complain about.
After further investigation I found out the "My Favorites" link doesn't show projects that were marked for deletion but not yet deleted.
yEd is free and works great http://www.yworks.com/en/products_yed_about.html
Google Code's UI needs a lot of work. I just created a test project to try our git functionality. I closed my browser and went to a meeting. After an hour or so I come back, open my browser, and type in code.google.com.…
The files I've looked at have been authored by many different people. (Seed, Zak, RigoNet, Camille, Dmitriy, Dima Sidorchenko, etc.) I don't think Dima is solely responsible for this. The company that had this written…
A quick fgrep found the code making the requests to their servers: http://pastie.org/1932287 Edit: Further code browsing points to the "rank" feature. They rank all URLs that are http/https and the host isn't…
How is vim an obscure tool? I'm pretty sure quite a few people use vim daily. After looking over this list, I suspect it's also true for many listed programs.
I think puppet in this case is overkill. I simple bash script with a small function to check if it already exists and what not would do just fine and you don't have to install another application (puppet).
Just a friendly reminder the you can get the Programming Rust book for only $15 along with a bunch of other good books for 3 more days at the Humble Bundle Functional Programming Bundle. I've been working my way through…
Looks fixed now.
I use Name.com for registrations. I've only had good experiences with them. Nothing bad to report.
I could set up i.am.just.curio.us
I wonder what info-structure changes had to be done to support WebSockets. Are they using experimental nginx support? Something else?
From the limits page(1) I see you can only have 256 tables per account. (1) http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/amazondynamodb/latest/deve...
Go has really been great fit for web based APIs where I work. Going from multiple servers running PHP-FCGI to a single server running a Go app behind Nginx has reduced costs significantly.
This doesn't look like an official Basho product.
I find it kind of scary that when I go to the AppFog page and click on support I see only one item on the site. ( http://appfog.zendesk.com/home ) Surely there must be more documentation that can go up there?
Too bad it's not open source.
Since this is a PHP 5.3 library it's using PHP namespaces.
Makefile fussing was driving me insane with Go. I was trying to build with directory local packages to keep bits of code separated cleanly and it was a pain to get working. I discovered http://code.google.com/p/go-gb/…
The book looks good. I might pick it up. I think sed is one of those hidden power tools that everyone that works in the shell should pick up skills with. It's really helpful in some situations.
I really wish they would straighten out their documentation. I've only looked a few times but it seems very conditional in the description of features like replication sets, etc. I think they should have it organized…
Your link goes to something else about an aikido dojo. Try this link: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1730320
The full rules and description of categories are here: http://www.assembly.org/summer11/compos/realtime
How long did it take to get those 10 users?
We're using FreeBSD's ZFS support and haven't had any hiccups to complain about.
After further investigation I found out the "My Favorites" link doesn't show projects that were marked for deletion but not yet deleted.
yEd is free and works great http://www.yworks.com/en/products_yed_about.html
Google Code's UI needs a lot of work. I just created a test project to try our git functionality. I closed my browser and went to a meeting. After an hour or so I come back, open my browser, and type in code.google.com.…
The files I've looked at have been authored by many different people. (Seed, Zak, RigoNet, Camille, Dmitriy, Dima Sidorchenko, etc.) I don't think Dima is solely responsible for this. The company that had this written…
A quick fgrep found the code making the requests to their servers: http://pastie.org/1932287 Edit: Further code browsing points to the "rank" feature. They rank all URLs that are http/https and the host isn't…
How is vim an obscure tool? I'm pretty sure quite a few people use vim daily. After looking over this list, I suspect it's also true for many listed programs.
I think puppet in this case is overkill. I simple bash script with a small function to check if it already exists and what not would do just fine and you don't have to install another application (puppet).