mariusbutuc

Healthy twist on the Erlang philosophy.

Currently 98.9212% app server availability in the last month.

That means 7h 52m 49.7s of potential downtime/unavailability [1] in the last month.

And the trend of that percentage doesn't look that rosy.

[1] https://uptime.is/98.9212

…and this is how we remember how much we rely on GitHub, and how much value it provides. Every day.

This «Best parts of "What's New in Ecto 2.0"» http://cloudless.studio/articles/44-best-parts-of-what-s-new... does a pretty good job at summarizing it.

Then again, you are human… you are more than just how good you are at skill A.

oops, not working in iTerm2...

that's more than a year ago... thanks for surfacing it up.

Confirming the fully responsive: I first read it on my old Nexus S and it was a delight.

How does this compare to HighCharts?

Guess what, 502 Bad Gateway!

No, LEGO Mindstorms is not a replacement for an Arduino or a Raspberry Pi, but...

With licenses not available for less than 20 seats, it's not really feasible for teams of 10 or less.

Unfortunately the article doesn't expand much useful information beyond the title...

TL;DR: > According to Google statistics, Romania leads the way with a 6.55% adoption rate, followed by France with 4.67%. Japan is on the third place so far with 1.57% but it seems here “users still experience significant reliability or latency issues connecting to IPv6-enabled websites.”

The "success story" works just as fine without uninstalling Xcode: that's just "the bonus" - you can uninstall it if you don't use it for anything else.

Nice to find this shared here. Been blogging for almost 6 years now, yet I found many useful ideas and tips in Antonio's book. (Disclaimer: I work in Antonio's team, so I got to read the book from its very first chapters.)

Disclaimer: Antonio is my colleague, so I had a chance to review most of it in advance.

In my opinion, even if you consider that your blogging skills have passed intermediate level, this book brings plenty of useful information, examples and ideas to inspire your blogging effort. Only wish I have read it before starting my own blogs.