gregleg.com
Never On Topic: Yay for consistency!
http://www.gregleg.com/2010/06/yay-for-consistency.html
Skip to left sidebar. Skip to left sidebar. Because there IS no "topic" when you're just ranting. Pittsburgh, PA, United States. Cooking. Gaming. Reading. Roller coasters. What more does one need? Ok, I can think of a few more things.). View my complete profile. June 28, 2010. Then in the recipe cards section, they have a "diabetic-friendly" pancake recipe that uses regular all-purpose flour and an egg substitute. Really? That's about as diabetic-friendly as a Pop-Tart! June 28, 2010 at 10:02 AM.
gregleg.com
Never On Topic: Another cool thing...
http://www.gregleg.com/2009/12/another-cool-thing.html
Skip to left sidebar. Skip to left sidebar. Because there IS no "topic" when you're just ranting. Pittsburgh, PA, United States. Cooking. Gaming. Reading. Roller coasters. What more does one need? Ok, I can think of a few more things.). View my complete profile. December 3, 2009. About the new Market District, that I spotted tonight. I tried it tonight, and it worked great. No waiting in line, no need to go to the counter first. Ah, progress. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Pro Tips: Ask a Sommelier.
gregleg.com
Never On Topic: January 2010
http://www.gregleg.com/2010_01_01_archive.html
Skip to left sidebar. Skip to left sidebar. Because there IS no "topic" when you're just ranting. Pittsburgh, PA, United States. Cooking. Gaming. Reading. Roller coasters. What more does one need? Ok, I can think of a few more things.). View my complete profile. January 30, 2010. The power of 4. This was not planned, but I realized afterwards that it worked out this way:. Add 4 bay leaves, 4 celery stalks, 4 small white onions (peeled and halved), 4 carrots (peeled), 3 parsnips (hah! January 13, 2010.
gregleg.com
Never On Topic: The power of 4
http://www.gregleg.com/2010/01/power-of-4.html
Skip to left sidebar. Skip to left sidebar. Because there IS no "topic" when you're just ranting. Pittsburgh, PA, United States. Cooking. Gaming. Reading. Roller coasters. What more does one need? Ok, I can think of a few more things.). View my complete profile. January 30, 2010. The power of 4. This was not planned, but I realized afterwards that it worked out this way:. Add 4 bay leaves, 4 celery stalks, 4 small white onions (peeled and halved), 4 carrots (peeled), 3 parsnips (hah! Costco US Switch to ...
gregleg.com
Never On Topic: March 2010
http://www.gregleg.com/2010_03_01_archive.html
Skip to left sidebar. Skip to left sidebar. Because there IS no "topic" when you're just ranting. Pittsburgh, PA, United States. Cooking. Gaming. Reading. Roller coasters. What more does one need? Ok, I can think of a few more things.). View my complete profile. March 24, 2010. Random thoughts on healthcare. I haven't fully digested the bill yet, but I'll post a few random thoughts. Yet we have lower life expectancy. And higher infant mortality. I have concerns and questions about the new rules - what's ...
hanselman.com
Your Blog is The Engine of Community - Scott Hanselman
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/YourBlogIsTheEngineOfCommunity.aspx
Your Blog is The Engine of Community. January 5, '12. In a time where there is much gnashing of teeth around the meaning of community, what being on the inside vs. the outside means, I want to take a moment to remind my fellow blog writers, blog readers, blog commenters what makes it all work. Not a secret society or old boy's network, not a select few or someone knighted by The Queen. It's the nameless, faceless web search result that makes community work. Then write some more. I would encourage you.
hanselman.com
Put yourself out there and publish that Open Source project today - Scott Hanselman
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/PutYourselfOutThereAndPublishThatOpenSourceProjectToday.aspx
Put yourself out there and publish that Open Source project today. October 17, '14. It's a leap of faith to put your code out there. You have to have tough skin sometimes. Mean people will say it's crap. Many years ago (93-94? A new employee arrived on the project and a week later, perhaps as a way to prove themselves, they sent email to the whole team with the subject Top 10 FOOLISH Code Mistakes in FoolProof. And 7 of the 10 mistakes were in my code. The code I wrote today was AWESOME. The code I w...
signalvnoise.com
How Basecamp Next got to be so damn fast without using much client-side UI – Signal v. Noise
https://signalvnoise.com/posts/3112-how-basecamp-next-got-to-be-so-damn-fast-without-using-much-client-side-ui
Signal v. Noise. How Basecamp Next got to be so damn fast without using much client-side UI. When we started working on Basecamp Next. Last year, we had much internal debate about whether we should evolve the existing code base or rewrite it. I’ll dive more into that debate further in a later post, but one of the key arguments for a rewrite was that we wanted a dramatic leap forward in speed — one that wouldn’t be possible through mere evolution. The Stacker engine reduces HTTP. Request to get the HTML.
codemonkey.ravelry.com
Quick things -- Code Monkey Island
http://codemonkey.ravelry.com/2012/05/23/quick-things
Saving money by putting a web cache in front of Amazon S3. In January, I wrote a post on the main blog called “ How Ravelry Makes Money. 8220; If you didn’t catch it, you might be interested in it. The Ravelry API has progressed a lot and I’m pretty happy with how it’s going and how it’s architected. When it comes to serializing objects to JSON, I stay inside the model and use something similar to serialize with options. An alternative, view-based approach is DHH’s jbuilder. Subscribe to the RSS feed.
codemonkey.ravelry.com
These Xeon 5600s are fast -- Code Monkey Island
http://codemonkey.ravelry.com/2010/05/24/these-xeon-5600s-are-fast
Ravelry Runs On – 2010. These Xeon 5600s are fast. I purchased a new single cpu Xeon X5670 (6 core! Application server and diverted a bunch of our load to it just to see how it performs. Two of these $3000 half-depth single CPU servers could easily run the entire Rails part of the site (Three for redundancy and breathing room). Here are the specs. It’s an application server so the only disk is a smallish SSD:. 1 x Xeon X5670 Six-Core 2.93GHz, 12MB Cache, 6.4GT/s QPI. 12GB RAM (3 x 4GB) @ 1333MHz Max.
