joshbaptiste

Cool commercial.. is this app being marketed to real estate professionals, do it yourself home buyers or handy man types?

Assuming your partner is also not promiscuous

Tweet from Brad Fitzpatrick (of memcached fame) on the Golang team: https://twitter.com/bradfitz/status/537699677596966912

Cool and he actually got "ken" as his username. Github must have been saving that username, unfortunately "https://github.com/rob/" is already taken.

Indeed.. although they are aiming for a production quality platform with the upcoming release of the HAMMER2 filesystem.

Out of the BSDs, I would say DragonFly is the most innovative. Its implementation of virtual kernels, HammerFS, thread scheduling via message passing and it has been rock solid as an NFS file server, serving all my local media to other *nix nodes on my LAN. Wikipedia gives a great rundown on the innovations and why Matt decided to fork.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DragonFly_BSD

Start watching http://www.bsdnow.tv , great show focusing on the *BSD's.

Darn wish this was on Youtube, I just love casting the direct stream (not tab) of tech presentations on my 50". The sound is awfully low, will have to download and boost the audio via sox since I'm interested in hearing how Servo performs under Rust at this early stage.

Wonder is Antirez is considering starting a commercial Redis alternative providing commercial support a la Nginx.

http://news.drweb.com/show/?i=5977&c=5&lng=en&p=0 - Analysis

No thanks.. If it's not tabs then it's multiple windows that I have to be "ALT+Tab"ing into constantly.

Really good, to be honest I really don't see me using a separate website to comment on youtube videos, would be a good product to be brought by Google and integrate natively though.

clickable: http://smsbump.com/

heh.. I chortled, indeed is it only the U.S. that does this free phone lock in contract scheme? I simply buy my phones outright (Nexus 5 atm) and hook it up with an MVNO (Simple Mobile atm) that works with sim cards.

TLDR - Hackers use Virustotal.com to test and refine their malicious code.

Reposts are fine, gets the blood flowing again. I totally forgot about Mosh and decided to watch the awesome presentation on their website, also decided to enable on my tablet via JuiceSSH.

Wow great debugging article from the performance guru B.Gregg. I'm also not comfortable tracing kernel functions as of yet and remain in user space so far with Sysdig,strace,ltrace.. but a tool such as perf(1) I definitely need a more practical understanding of.

ah nice, an mbox rival.. http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/mbox/

Do officers decide when to turn on/off these cameras? Are the recordings stored on the device itself? I don't see how cameras would help much if both questions are true.

Blog post on memfd https://dvdhrm.wordpress.com/tag/memfd/

Some good comments prior of MirageOS https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7726748

There's a social policy that one must adhere to when interacting with groups within certain "geekdom" domains. I learned it while idling on IRC EFNet in #Linux, #LinuxHelp in the early 2000's. To an outsider it comes off as harsh and dismissive but It really does weed out the random noobs/script kiddies who refuse to read a man page or put any effort into solving a problem themselves. I learned how to exhaust all possible search options before posting and how to formulate a question properly, by providing clear and concise examples of the problem resulting in less followup questions and quick solutions to my issues.

It's a blog, not a peer reviewed ACM article. I read and learn from others no matter how they decide to express themselves as long as the content is relevant and helpful at solving current or future issues.

I didn't take the tone as condescending at all. It really was (as I read it) constructive criticism for the portability maintainers.

Should post this as a Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/show

I don't get it, why would she off one of her money maker clients? I can only speculate that either she is a serial killer and this isn't her first rodeo or she was contracted and the rabbit hole goes a bit deeper.

Always Be Coding https://medium.com/@davidbyttow/abc-always-be-coding-d5f8051...

Yep.. installed Dragonfly last week on my home server, the concept of virtual kernels and Hammerfs was the selling point for me, +1 for you sir.

Creating it in Go would relieve the user of installing and/or compiling any other libs to run the application in Python, a set of static binaries which could be compiled to run on FreeBSD,OSX,Linux,Windows without much effort.

or create a Go version (which may be a nice future side project for me) hmm..