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Comment · 12 years ago
http://blueflood.io/ is an option. It's built on top of cassandra and has experimental support for use as a backend for graphite-web. There are several engineers still actively working on it who are generally happy to help with any issues raised via irc or the mailing list. Unsure what you mean by 'massive', but I've used it to store billions of data points per day successfully.

Disclaimer: I'm a former core contributor to blueflood.

Comment · 12 years ago
Or for people who find it convenient to type/write an 8 character email address in non-word-of-mouth communication, which is the majority of email address communication anyway. I own the domain hip.st for this purpose.
Comment · 12 years ago
Comment · 13 years ago
Re [0]: If you never want your data downsampled, keep data at a single resolution which is equal to the flush interval used to push data to Graphite. Carbon will never "change your data" under such a configuration.

Re [1]: How would you expect the presentation layer to present >n data points using n pixels?

Graphite doesn't "change your data". Presentation of data != the data itself, just as a map of a city != the city itself.

Comment · 14 years ago
Interesting. I'm curious about the legality of a company putting all or most prospective employees through a 'trial run' as an independent contractor before hiring them. Ignoring feasibility of attracting talent in such a system, are there laws in place to prevent such practices being used to circumvent anti discrimination laws?
Comment · 14 years ago
I taught myself to code by writing bots for EVE. At the height of it, I was running something like 13 accounts without paying a dime out of pocket by buying time cards for in-game currency ISK. Most of my money came from bots performing margin trading of commodities in Jita, the trade hub of EVE.

To answer your question, I think it largely depends on what a player does in-game. A young player running a lucrative in-game business is indicative of something very different from, let's say, if they spent their time scamming others or were primarily involved in combat ops.

Comment · 14 years ago
Comment · 14 years ago
I feel like I'm missing something here. Why would someone (of any gender) feel like they're missing out due to an inability to fit a stereotype melding douchebag frat boy with programmer?

It's sad to me, because there are so many much more worthy things for us to aspire towards, as software developers, than some stereotype based around degenerate behavior.

Comment · 14 years ago
Personally I use a pair of Shure SE-215-K in-ear monitors with the "Shure CBL-M+-K" cable that includes in-cord mic and volume adjustment. That cord will work with any in-ear monitor in the Shure SE line. I highly recommend this route if you're looking to spend within in the $150 to $500 range.
Comment · 14 years ago
Comment · 14 years ago
Interesting that you'd switch from Skitch if it had that feature set. I can't imagine a scenario where I'd ever prefer to hit, from a page I'd like a screenshot of:

    > cmd+l, cmd+c, cmd+t, sna, <down-arrow>, enter, tab, cmd+v, enter, right click generated image, copy link
As opposed to (skitch keybinds):

    > cmd+shift+5, click once in my browser window, click once on share link
Out of curiosity, what is it that makes the web-based workflow more appealing to you as a user?
Comment · 14 years ago
Assuming that this is the reason for his inability to access HN, why would a ban have been made at the IP level but not at the account level?
Comment · 14 years ago
Are you unable to access HN from https:// as well as http://? I know of some recent issues where some Comcast ip ranges in San Francisco were unable to access the site without switching to https.

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