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davnola

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About davnola

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    Comment #46564664

    One of the many reasons to visit Pembrokeshire, Wales: https://www.internalfire.com/ Lots of running kit you can get close to or hands on with e.g. 4000hp jet generators, telephone…

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    Comment #10392058

    Yes, but even the best agency will every so often run into a bad client. I think that's analogous to what happened here.

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    Comment #10313214

    Appear Here | London, United Kingdom | ONSITE | FULLTIME Ruby/Rails React/Redux IOS Android Redis/PostgreSQL/Elasticsearch AWS/Docker https://www.appearhere.co.uk?hn is the UK’s le…

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    Comment #9223550

    This is essentially the same approach as https://github.com/snowplow/snowplow/wiki/Setting-up-the-Clo... . What's neat and novel to me about this implementation is the use of delim…

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    Comment #8913486

    Here's a summary of the discussion (RAML vs Swagger vs Apiary vs RSpec...) we had at Lonely Planet: https://lonelyplanet.atlassian.net/wiki/display/PUB/API+Spec... 5 months in, we'…

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    Comment #8386667

    What do you mean by "brand name tests"?

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    Comment #7859025

    Or well-known URIs http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5785

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    Comment #7810166

    > marked incompatible with nexus 7 FWIW works perfectly on my 2nd-gen Nexus 7.

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    Comment #7802336

    See also Wong Kei's in London's Chinatown. Its notorious rudeness is/was part of the attraction. http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2014/feb...

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    Comment #7607469

    1. Start scraping all images from http://developer.android.com/training/ inside div.gc-documentation 2. Inspect manually 3. Profit Fun!

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    Comment #6082647

    We're trialling cutting packages from Rails apps with fpm[1], plus prm[2] to create the apt repository on s3. There's a bit of footwork needed to include built gems and correct ass…

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    Comment #5945486

    This is so much fun. Thanks!

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    Comment #5898942

    Last month Jobbik rallied against the World Jewish Congress in Budapest, protesting "against what it said was a Jewish attempt to buy up Hungary". http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-e…

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    Comment #4999394

    Because in general, delegation tends to lead to object schizophrenia. Specifically, SimpleDelegator will leak the original delegatee object when a delegated method returns `self`. …

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    Comment #4758623

    We use StatsD and Graphite a ton at lonelyplanet.com: http://bit.ly/lp-perf-and-metrics

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    Comment #4705981

    Haha. I'd love someone to release a greasemonkey/userscript for that status page to make degraded service more obvious.

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    Comment #4687716

    Brings back happy memories of hacking on the BBC Micro. > MODE 7 > PRINT CHR$(136);"GOODBYE CEEFAX!"

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    Comment #4406751

    veewee is being merged into vagrant.

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    Comment #4339437

    I recommend Elise Huard's recent talk on Ruby GC: http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/home/ruby-bin-men (Also, I'd love to see the Hungarian Folk Dance interpretation of different GC a…

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    Comment #4167455

    Lovely. We do something very similar in front of EC2 clusters with http://openresty.org/

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    Comment #3911706

    Cheers! Really enjoyed making it! I compiled a JSON index of all the tracks from various sources. The site loads the index and calls the YouTube API to find the best match video. S…

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    Comment #3911334

    In the meantime, you can listen to every track from every John Peel Festive 50 at http://peelplayer.com Disclaimer: it's a site I hacked together in a few hours for John Peel day l…

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    Comment #3772440

    IIRC "zo" is also valid. It's a Tibetan yak hybrid. Hmmm... Yak butter tea.

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    Comment #3758326

    I've heard it called "splay" before e.g. `chef-client` will take an interval option and a splay option. Splay is a random amount of time added to the interval to prevent thundering…

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    Comment #3361111

    The students' anticipations of the exam are their anticipations of the exam. I don't see the circularity yet. It's clearer in the Liar Paradox.