Our home-grown geo-distributed architecture based CDN allows us to delivery dynamic javascript content with minimum latencies possible…
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Craftsmanship is really taking pride in your work. In terms of craftasmanship for me that means looking at the past and looking at where leatherworking came from and trying to take that and include smart design from now to create some really great leather products.” - Steven Enns
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Using CGO with Pkg-Config And Custom Dynamic Library Locations
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Earlier in the month I wrote a post about using C Dynamic Libraries in Go Programs . The article built a dynamic library in C and created a Go program that used it. The program worked but only if the dynamic library was in the same folder as the program. This constraint does not allow for the use of the go get command to download, build and install a working version of the program. I did not want to have any requirements to pre-inst....
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All good things must come to an end…..and unfortunately this also applies to the Game On 2.0 exhibition at the Ontario Science Centre, which ran for the past 6 months (starting March 9th). This Labour Day weekend is the final time that you can check it out as it closes Sept 2nd. Our college (triOS College) was the presenting sponsor for the exhibition, which, for me was incredible - not only because I run our video game program, created ..
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All good things must come to an end…..and unfortunately this also applies to the Game On 2.0 exhibition at the Ontario Science Centre, which ran for the past 6 months (starting March 9th). This Labour Day weekend is the final time that you can check it out as it closes Sept 2nd. Our college (triOS College) was the presenting sponsor for the exhibition, which, for me was incredible - not only because I run our video game program, created ..
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Hi All, I’ve used flurry for a number of years to keep track on my apps as it give a great view of active users, sessions and can also be used for error reporting. When I came to install it again today and couldn’t find it on nuget I thought it was about time I made a nuget package. Here it is: https://www.nuget.org/packages/FlurryForWindowsPhone8/ So now you can install with just this:
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Another Eve release is out and I’m particularly proud about it since it brings full Python 3.3 support (among other things). Check out the relevant blog post: Eve 0.0.9 is out!
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Another Eve release is out and I’m particularly proud about it since it brings full Python 3.3 support (among other things). Check out the relevant blog post: Eve 0.0.9 is out!
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I’ve got a problem. I am a perfectionist. I like perfect code. This is not only the correct way to develop applications but also the real proficiency. I enjoy reading a good listing not less than reading a good book. Developing architecture of a big project is no simpler than designing architecture of a big building. In case the work is good the result is no less beautiful. I am sometimes fascinated by how elegantly the patterns are entwine....
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A really good comment is the one you managed to avoid. (c) Uncle Bob Lately, I’ve been feeling really tired of hot discussions on if it’s necessary to add comments in the code. As a rule, there are self-confident juniors with the indisputable statement as: “Why not to comment it, it will be unreadable without the comments!” on one side. And experienced seniors are on the other side. They understand that if it’s possible to go without the....
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I’ve got a problem. I am a perfectionist. I like perfect code. This is not only the correct way to develop applications but also the real proficiency. I enjoy reading a good listing not less than reading a good book. Developing architecture of a big project is no simpler than designing architecture of a big building. In case the work is good the result is no less beautiful. I am sometimes fascinated by how elegantly the patterns are entwine....
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A really good comment is the one you managed to avoid. (c) Uncle Bob Lately, I’ve been feeling really tired of hot discussions on if it’s necessary to add comments in the code. As a rule, there are self-confident juniors with the indisputable statement as: “Why not to comment it, it will be unreadable without the comments!” on one side. And experienced seniors are on the other side. They understand that if it’s possible to go without the....
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For those of you who are like me, trying to learn the Mac and Linux operating systems, Golang programming and deployment constructs all at the same time, I feel your pain. I have been building a Go application for a couple of months on my Mac and it was time to deploy the code on a local Ubuntu server. I was having a really tough time and it was turning into a disaster. Like always, I kept telling myself, I must be doing something wrong. ....
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I’m going to build on Jamie Zawinski’s excellent advice about backups , which you should read first. This is basically that, but with some extra bits. If this seems too complex, then just do what he says . The plan is to use Backupninja to backup everything to an external USB drive – and also to Amazon S3 or Dropbox , depending on what it is. Backupninja provides a centralized way to configure and schedule many different backup u....
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One of the issues I have run into running searchcode.com is that a huge amount of time spent serving pages is serving them to bots (about 900,000 hits a day are from bots). I have been watching the load averages and they can spike to over 30.00 occasionally which is pretty bad for a 4 core/ht system. I don’t have any problems with bot’s really other then the fact that I cannot really control them. Sure you can specify crawl delays but its o..
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Hi All, So I’ve had a lot of feedback on the uservoice site, gripdev.uservoice.com, about the colour. A couple of weeks back I created an site for people to experiment with alternatives and here are the votes so far: http://paperboycolor.azurewebsites.net/?color=121642 @TechmanMartin http://paperboycolor.azurewebsites.net/?color=0e8abe @dereklakin http://paperboycolor.azurewebsites.net/?color=fb0000 @IJSMblog http://paperbo....
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This past June, 2,500 associates from across Cerner came together for DevCon, our internal developers conference. Now in its 3rd year, DevCon is a two-day, engineering-led conference that was created to bring together Cerner associates involved in all aspects of development and technology. DevCon is organized and run like many other developer conferences, complete with a call for papers and a talk selection committee. This year, we had 80 t..
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If you are coming to Go after using a programming language like C# or Java, the first thing you will discover is that there are no traditional collection types like List and Dictionary. That really threw me off for months. I found a package called container/list and gravitated to using it for almost everything. Something in the back of my head kept nagging me. It didn’t make any sense that the language designers would not directly supp....
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I love tabs, they’re so much easier to work with, but YAML doesn’t like them. I’m constantly adding them in accidentally, and puppet’s error message is a bit cryptic: Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER: malformed format string - %S at /etc/puppet/manifests/foo.pp:18 on node bar.example.com This happens during a puppet run, which in my case loads up YAML files. The tricky part was that the error..
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I love tabs, they’re so much easier to work with, but YAML doesn’t like them. I’m constantly adding them in accidentally, and puppet’s error message is a bit cryptic: Error: Could not retrieve catalog from remote server: Error 400 on SERVER: malformed format string - %S at /etc/puppet/manifests/foo.pp:18 on node bar.example.com This happens during a puppet run, which in my case loads up YAML files. The tricky part was that the error..
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In an uncharacteristically long post from The Loop titled The state of Apple’s TV quest , Dave Mark made an interesting observation regarding Apple’s alleged impending entrance in to the television industry. The pertinent sentence — cited below — draws a parallel between the music industry prior to the introduction of iTunes and the television industry of today: Permalink.
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On a recent episode of what I believe was Back to Work, Dan and Merlin mentioned in passing a great page on the MacRumors website offering buying advice for Apple products. Based on average product cycles and current rumors, the editors at MacRumors decide whether to give the green-light to purchasing a new Apple device, whether to caution against it in the case of a yellow light, or give a product the red light signifying their advice agai..
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Possessing the ability to write a CMS and code a website is great — don’t get me wrong — but it’s neat little scripts like this one that make me glad I learned to program. Permalink.
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Considering Huangshan’s extreme beauty, it’s not surprising that the area derives much of its significance from Chinese art and literature. It has inspired poets such as Li Bai, many Chinese ink paintings, and more recently, photography. According to Wikipedia, over 20,000 poems were written about the mountains between the Tang Dynasty (618-906) and the end of the Qing Dynasty (1614 to 1911). They’ve also inspired modern works, lending to t..
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His paintings show a universe much like our own, but beside the everyday humans carrying out everyday activities are massive buildings and machines running on technologies currently unknown.” This is exactly the sort of article I subscribed to Visual News for. Very impressive. Permalink.
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Warning: long-winded tech post. If you don’t want to improve your debugging skills or don’t have lots of free time, don’t read this. I decided to do some pro-bono debugging, and as I was diving in I thought that some of you might be interested in a glimpse of how I work. I find that […]
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Yesterday I took part in Bellmanstafetten - a 5km relay race - with other runners from DICE. We had three teams, one of which was aiming to beat last year’s company record for the race (I wasn’t on that one). We got shirts and everything!
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Skelette, Totenschädel, oder Geister: Wovor fürchtest du dich? Kannst du Gruselgeschichten erzählen? Das Bandtagebuch macht diesmal eine unheimliche Reise.
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Spielst du gerne Fußball? Hast du einen Lieblingsverein? In welcher Liga spielt er? Welche Begriffe haben mit dem beliebtesten Sport der Deutschen zu tun?
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Hast du schon mal ein Klavier von innen gesehen? Wie wird es gestimmt? Was muss ein Klavierbauer alles wissen? Mehr über dieses Handwerk lernst du hier.
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Wo bereiten die Jungs von EINSHOCH6 ihre Konzerte und Choreographien vor? Wie sieht ein Proberaum aus? Wie wird geprobt? Auf geht’s mit dem Bandtagebuch!
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Jedes Jahr feiern Millionen von Menschen das Oktoberfest in München. Was kann man auf der Wiesn sehen und tun? Welche bairischen Ausdrücke kennst du? Prost!
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Kennst du die Geschichte der Berliner Mauer, die die Stadt teilte? Wie wurde der Eiserne Vorhang bewacht? Mehr über die deutsche Teilung erfährst du hier.
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Du bist unterwegs und hast Hunger? Bestell dir doch eine Currywurst. Mit Pommes und Mayo? Was isst man an einer Imbissbude? Das lernst du in diesem Video.
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