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You should dive into Mesosphere. The resources available are quite robust. With only a tenuous grasp on the larger concepts I was able to architect a system with Mesos + Chronos for job queueing and M…

If were being honest with ourselves, are we really concerned about the code maturity of a simple server feeding a cat? This isn't rocket science. Its a silly/fun project.

The vast majority of my work has been in open source languages using open source tools. So my experience with xcode is very limited and I imagine your thoughts to be something that may change my tune …

Elixir, Ruby, JS, and Python.

I dream of the day someone shows me a text editor I can be more efficient in than Vim. With a ~30 line .vimrc I can work on the vast majority of the machines on this planet without any trouble; the ap…

If theres a Business Insider article worth reading, you find it Hunna Fresh.

Incognito mode worked for me.

Woopsy. Thanks! I switched it off the code of conduct stuff to just be all DWTFYWPL. Will fix today.

For me it has always been having a project to apply it to. In college that was always my problem. All thought/review/quizzing, never 'building a thing'. Figure out WHY you want to …

I tend to take time like this to simply write. Be it reflecting on the last 6 months of my life, or some sort of short fiction. Sometimes its good to forget about coding and look at the bigger picture…

I wish I could just fork over some cash and be allowed to have one to wear most the day for an extended period of time. Though, obviously production is the bottleneck there :( I eagerly await a develo…

There are many standards for decimal notation [0]. [0]. http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19455-01/806-0169/overview-9/inde... …

Also: Ruby/Opal (also transpiled)

A lot. Some of my searches from yesterday: suppress STDOUT print ruby backticks mechanize user agent alias list git gc garbage collect source There is no shame in googling. While I …

Some of the AMA can be found on Archive https://web.archive.org/web/20150701154352/https://www.reddi... …

Just added the all past versions feature to the API now.

I just saw this now, sorry for being 5 days late if you even end up noticing it. The typing is governed by YAML standards. This is why symbols are left out. Since it uses `YAML.dump` and `YAML.load` w…

Any plans for Linux support?

As I said to the other comment I replied to, I didn't mean to indicate this was a fact for all. Simply my experience.

I was speaking for me personally, I apologize if that wasn't clear enough. I don't try and speak for others best interests.

As a developer who has been prescribed this after a fit of what could only be described as 'true mania' in my college years, I consider this statement somewhat disturbing from a personal per…

Just wanted to say thanks for all the input, pull requests, and ideas to develop this further with. :) Really appreciate it HN!

That's awesome (though frustrating w.r.t the last tidbit). I always find working on 'hacky' or 'pointless' things often yields the most new knowledge and insight. I'm rem…

Hunna Fresh! I miss you, man. Hope life is good! :) PS I emailed you the other day.

Someone added a PR with some benchmarks. Here they are on my system doing 1000 set/gets each time in 4 blocks [core i5, 8gb ram, ubuntu 15.04] user system total real set…

This would hopefully play well with the potential of use of a more robust git tooling like rubiquity had mentioned in another comment. I had thought about the gc aspect but didn't dive into it to…

That would definitely be interesting! My JavaScript is rusty, it would be a good excuse to do a refresher. Bookmarked and added to my todo notes :)

> My only shock here is that this wasn't done sooner. This was my initial reasoning for making it. However when I began looking into it on Twitter @steveklabnik informed me that Rust's cr…

I've done no benchmarking yet. It is a piece that evolved initially from a project I was doing to just explore git's innards a bit more. I eventually gave a talk on what became v0.1 of this …

> This is non-persistent as it relies on the global `$ITEMS`, right? In a sense. $ITEMS is a hash ruby-object whose keys are what is set as the key by the input, but its values are the hashes that …