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cmallen
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Comment #1162961
NYC here, and I am really sick of hearing about this. I just don't care anymore.
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Comment #1153908
>In the unlikely case I end up working a day-job for the rest of my life Statistically, that's an incorrect statement despite the best wishes of all present. You also failed to pre…
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Comment #1149601
Please breed. A lot.
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Comment #1135874
The lack of good debugging tools continually stymies me.
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Comment #1135753
We don't do a lot of flashy animations or anything like that at my place of employment, so generally it's a, "get it working, get it working reliably" priority order. Server-side j…
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Comment #1135750
I'm a back-end programmer by day who dreams of doing embedded work. Hacking the DOM in js is not my specialty. That said, I've hacked around with node.js.
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Ask YC: Javascript and server-side programming, which is harder for you?
I work as a django/python programmer by day, although I do my fair share of front-end work (mostly template building/cleaning and ajax/javascript/jquery.) Although I've been progra…
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Comment #1130382
I continue to get better, and I'm almost to the 4 year mark. I've improved more in the last year than I did in my second year. (First year programming professionally remains the la…
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Comment #1130375
Actually, I talked to him about librelist and Lamson in an email exchange awhile back. Cool guy. I don't totally grasp his reasons for moving from rails to python other than cultur…
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Comment #1129565
Neither, I just take lumps and work out of them. There's no real trend.
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Comment #1129530
COOL. Too bad I work in Python at home and work. Balls. :| Rubyists always get the pretty toys.
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Comment #1126045
Given enough human effort and turing completeness you can make anything with anything. Everything is feasibility and pain.
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Comment #1125833
They're didn't really write a web app framework in brainfuck, they just plugged a PHP interpreter of brainfuck into a module for apache. I mean, yeah, you can make web pages, but t…
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Comment #1124759
Am I the only one tired of mathematical tests? I'd rather see a test comparing the relative speed and scalability of various web app implementations. And don't give me that line ab…
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Comment #1124746
We aren't really trying to get YCNews embroiled in environmental politics are we? Come now. I'd rather read about A/B testing on Erlang.
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Comment #1116433
An encrypted tunnel that isn't initiated at the database level should work fine. Addendum: I'm more than a little puzzled that someone would be aware that a particular nosql databa…
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Comment #1115019
This is marketing trash. Life is too short, don't watch.
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Comment #1113033
>Maverick, haha, I'm far from it. Just tired of the restrictions on computing devices I buy. Me too, I dream of computers that are designed from the ground up to be accessible to t…
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Comment #1108571
This faux disgruntled move from Apple to Android trend is kind of sad. They're showing it off and blogging it like it makes them a 'maverick' when in fact it's just a "Grass Greene…
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Comment #1106656
Could someone please explain this (joke?) to me?
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Comment #1105486
It would certainly make sense to do compression while it's stored server-side in RAM if they're RAM capacity limited.
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Comment #1104440
Well, I guess for their scale, CPU-limiting factors would make compression not worthwhile. That said, for more common scaling issues, I think compression would be a huge win, espec…
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Comment #1103814
Am I the only one wondering why facebook hasn't implemented a compression backend into memcache much like Reiser4 and ZFS has done? They've made it very clear that they're RAM limi…
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Comment #1095878
>preverbal proverbial
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Comment #1093976
Am I the only person in NYC rolling their eyes at this continual barrage of "IN NYC IT RAINS MANNA FROM THE SKY!" ?