Sikul

I think it depends on your problem space.

Good point, we actually do. We could do the math.

This short book by Fred is also a great read about Erlang production systems in general https://www.erlang-in-anger.com/

Yep, such is life with new tech. GenStage was 0.3.0 when we started using it. We'll be able to get this visibility once we update to a newer version (hasn't been prioritized).

FWIW, the buffer only fills up to the peak about once a month. Load shedding is the last ditch effort in catastrophic situations so that everything doesn't fall apart.

Good question. We don't have metrics on the exact number dropped. We're using an earlier version of GenStage that doesn't give any information about dropped events. Once we upgrade we'll have a better idea.

The law states options lose ISO status 90 days after termination. http://www.mystockoptions.com/faq/index.cfm/catID/36274DB1-D...

With regards to [2], are you saying the private price at the last tender offer was much higher than the current public price?

IntelliJ has a good vim plugin. It is the best of both worlds for me.

I was under the impression you only pay taxes if you trigger the AMT. If you do not trigger the AMT then you will just pay your ordinary income taxes on salary. Is that not the case?

I saw a large hamster ball with oculus VR at IndieCade in Los Angeles earlier this year.

You don't have to use one or the other. Docker is more about shipping around images that can be used to start containers. How you configure the image is up to you, but Docker provides a "Dockerfile" that can configure images with bash commands. You can call Chef / Puppet / Ansible from the Dockerfile to configure the image.

Once the image is created you can send it out to any machine that has docker installed and start it up.

A container can expose ports that the application is running on to the host. For instance, one of my web server containers might expose 9000 to the host. You could access 9000 directly from the host or you can setup nginx to forward 80 to 9000 if that's what you want. Something like that.

Feels bad man.

Does anyone know where to find a good introduction to tmux?

I attempted to start using it a couple of weekends ago but wasn't able to find any good documentation with my google-fu.

The Little Schemer

What is the Python equivalent to Puppet and chef?

This model is also commonly used in the MOBA genre to great success.

Santa Monica, CA | Riot Games

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Santa Monica, CA | Riot Games

Riot Games makes League of Legends, one of the most popular games in the world. Come work on the problems that occur when providing new game content worldwide at massive scale every 2 weeks.

We mainly write code in Java, C++, Ruby, PHP, Flex, and Erlang. You can see the full list of open positions at: http://www.riotgames.com/careers/job-openings-0

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Riot Games, Santa Monica, CA

Come work on the game League of Legends, one of the most popular PC games in the world.

We're looking for a lot of things, including Ruby/Rails, Erlang, Java, C++, Flex, and PHP developers.

http://www.riotgames.com/careers/job-openings-0

If you're a Ruby, Java, or Erlang developer you can email me directly. My email is in my profile.

Can anyone explain how pattern matching causes complexity?

Ah ok. IIRC, gvim has key binds for copying from window to window.

Have you tried using :split and :vsplit instead of opening new windows?

I enjoyed the comic. There is a typo in the last panel. It says "Doug the developer and and the others could now return to their programming, no longer in fear of bugs." The word "and" is repeated.

Judging by his year of birth, he did a 5 year undergrad/MSc program.

Another good place to get good electronic coding music is http://www.di.fm They have a bunch of different radio channels and very few commercials.

Agreed. When I first saw the name I thought it had to do will illicit youtube videos.

Perhaps I missed the link, but a video demo would be very useful to get a better idea of your product.

Sounds about the same as me for my first two semesters. Only difference is instead of going home on the weekends I would take an hour nap before my early Friday class then go back to sleep until Saturday after the class was over. Glad I'm not doing that anymore :)

Off topic: Are you the kaitnieks that created Autorune and SCAR?

Hulu in its current state wouldn't get my money, but if they allow users to view all seasons and episodes of a show then I'd gladly pay a monthly fee.