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Comment #18408908
We use it in production. It makes deploying serverless apps into multiple AWS accounts way easier. It also speeds up creating CloudFormation YAML templates a lot.
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Comment #7647733
So basically, Rails 4 is more efficient than Rails 3 in terms of object allocations and GC time, but Rails 2.3 still takes the prize in this category.
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Comment #7395353
We have a lot more planned.
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Comment #7395126
We watch addEventListener to do the callback timing which jQuery uses under the covers. Any requests going through the browser's xhr interface will get instrumented and reported (t…
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Comment #7189012
I had the same reaction. I believe using AGPL code within a website requires that the entire website be open sourced as AGPL. For nearly any company or non-AGPL project this is a h…
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Comment #6179752
I think the biggest reason is the lack of good safe bike paths and infrastructure most places. As someone (in the US) who bikes nearly every day as my primary form of transportatio…
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Ask HN: Communities interested in language VM development?
Recently I've been working on a project that involves modifying the PHP VM to extend its behavior (using C extensions). It's gotten me very interested in how languages are implemen…
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Comment #5304924
Portland, OR; Seattle, WA; SF - Rails developers, Mobile developers, C developers New Relic is looking for developers to work on our world-class application monitoring products. We…
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Comment #5217354
I work on New Relic's ruby agent, and you're right (hey Justin). In fact we support both methods (i.e. passing a timestamp or a duration). We rely on the front end server (e.g. ngi…
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Comment #4727699
New Relic, Portland, OR/San Francisco, CA/Seattle, WA New Relic is looking for several developers to work on our world-class application monitoring product. If you have experience …
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Comment #4597355
New Relic, Portland, OR/San Francisco, CA/Seattle, WA New Relic is looking for several developers to work on our world-class application monitoring product. If you have experience …
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Comment #4185199
New Relic, Portland, Or Ruby Instrumentation Engineer New Relic is looking for a talented Ruby engineer to join a team developing what we call the Ruby Agent. The Ruby Agent is the…
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Comment #4054124
Portland, OR/San Francisco - http://newrelic.com/about/jobs New Relic is growing and we're looking to add several Ruby, Java, .NET, and Devops Engineers to our teams. If you want t…
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Comment #3914569
Portland, OR/San Francisco - http://newrelic.com/about/jobs New Relic is growing and has several technical (and non-technical) positions. If you've got skills in Ruby, Java, C, or …
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Comment #3652563
New Relic - Portland OR/San Francisco ( http://newrelic.com/jobs ) We make the best application performance monitoring solution out there. It gives you deep visibility in productio…