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Comment · 6 years ago
When you write 500 simultaneous users, do you mean: 1. 500 users making multiple calls across our servers at the same time? 2. 500 users on a single call?
Comment · 6 years ago
I read it as "they didn't continue long enough to get to the benefits, as we did", i.e, they already reached the diamonds.
Comment · 7 years ago
1. If you dob't have tests covering code, sure type checks are better than nothing. but if you do, why do you also need type checks?

2. If the tests must be updated whenever the underlying implementation changes it might be testing too much- it's better to test behaviour, not implementation.

Comment · 8 years ago
Forgot to mention that the youtube video I saw was in english..

the "What Game UX Can Teach Designers about Product Design" article is pretty great too! thank you for sharing!

Comment · 8 years ago
Someone posted a youtube talk about Game Design that's applicable to general product design...

I remember it was really good, but couldn't find it anymore

Comment · 13 years ago
RubyMine (IntelliJ Idea for Ruby)
Comment · 13 years ago
For some reason I couldn't remember how to say Postgres and used "Pos-gststs-something" a few times, so I kept it afterwords :)
Comment · 13 years ago
Using for paying bills, easier that way.
Comment · 13 years ago
The whole point of node.js/meteor is that you can share the code between client/server, so you dont have to duplicate anything, and have the access to the "real" model.
Comment · 13 years ago
If they use different IPs, and normal user request speed, the only way to differentiate is by irregular user usage patterns (too many pages for a session, going bfs instead of dfs etc)

But if they don't hit your server heavily, why do you care?

Comment · 13 years ago
This is my pet project for lateral thinking riddles lovers-

You couldn't solve this kind of riddles on the net because you need to ask someone yes/no questions to figure out the story :(

So I built this site to have fun, and play with angular.js / real-time (faye)

Comment · 13 years ago
Comment · 13 years ago
I think you can hate a language.. you can hate it because you hate yourself, for the things the language make you do.

Coming from a Java background, I used to bang my head on the desk everything I had to write a boilerplate code for anonymous functions/classes.. luckily, there was Intellij IDE to ease the pain.

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