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tahoecoder

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    Comment #6939505

    Go to French Pass on the northern tip of the south island. It's a beautiful and remote spot.

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    Comment #5624261

    Creating a daily average of concurrent visits isn't relevant. Servers don't take an average of all the possible future hours of complete inactivity when they are serving up request…

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    Comment #5624239

    Lots of people are misunderstanding that chartbeat figure. It's not 287 visits in a 45 minute window. These are visitors who are currently interacting with your site. Some are idle…

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    Comment #5624182

    Knowing how many people are on your pages at any one time isn't a meaningless number. You're right in the sense that it's not a great way to assess quantitative site load. I just u…

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    Comment #5624120

    Not sure why I have to defend the number. I think any #1 post would see 287 concurrents. http://imgur.com/yfn9Dnd (look at the 30 day max). I was a little off, it was 282 concurren…

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    Comment #5624083

    My main site, AppRaptor, isn't on octopress. Just this blog. I agree with you 100% that the problem was apache + mod_php. Nginx would have probably been better. I decided to try ou…

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    Comment #5624041

    Fair enough. I think we are all sick of hearing about WP Supercache. My post was about middleman + s3 + cloudfront, however. I think this combination of tools isn't as well known a…

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    Comment #5624006

    A lot of people on HN are still learning things like this. I understand that a post like this doesn't add any value to someone like you who probably knows this stuff inside and out…

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    Comment #5623957

    Must be your internet. My server load time is hanging steady at 455 ms.

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    Comment #5623941

    The issue is a static site shouldn't even need to use caching techniques. When I'm building an app I will use memcached with redis. But this post was just about getting a host envi…

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    Comment #5623888

    Fixed those errors. Thanks. I did make a lot of changes suggested. I changed my about page a lot, and made copy changes to much of the stuff on the homepage. Keep in mind that this…

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    Comment #5623857

    Also, it's unreasonable to expect the author to make every change which is recommended. Some things are judgement calls. I really appreciated the feedback of HN and acted on most t…

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    Comment #5623855

    I beg to differ. I changed a lot of stuff which was recommended by HN. What errors do you see? The main thing I didn't change was I kept the open source stuff highlighted because t…

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    Comment #5622072

    My site made it to #1 on hacker news last wednesday for a couple of hours. It peaked at 287 concurrents. Unfortunately, I wasn't expecting that kind of surge and only had it on a s…

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    Comment #5609711

    Thanks for the link. That was a really useful article for me.

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    Comment #5609708

    Thanks for those resources. Didn't know about them and they look really useful.

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    Comment #5600136

    It's not a wordpress site.

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    Comment #5600117

    Yeah, I supposed more people would just be interested in the free stuff so I made it easier for them to find it. My rationale was if somebody liked my work then they wouldn't mind …

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    Comment #5600100

    Excellent points. I've mainly been working remotely, but I am also willing to travel to the bay area to visit clients (might even move there soon). I will make some changes to that…

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    Comment #5600088

    Yeah, good call. I wasn't expecting this kind of surge so I didn't plan ahead.

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    Comment #5600070

    Thanks for the firefox heads up. I'll look into that. I'm embarrassed about the grammar issues. Two people have now commented about that. I have been writing a lot of the copy late…

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    Comment #5600022

    I prefer developing in ruby/rails. I just put this site up on my small linode because I didn't need to do anything dynamic with it. The linode was already configured for PHP so I w…

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    Comment #5599998

    Yeah, sorry. In retrospect I should have put this site up on heroku.