kevin1024

I’m still using Hubot. What are these alternatives you refer to?

I would love to see a IIGS MiSTer core. Could this work be ported somehow?

Fond memories of trying to draw an ampersand back in college when my exams required me to write c code with a pencil on paper. I think I ended up making them backwards.

I work for a small company in Kailua building real estate websites. The tech community here is small but super fun!

What's your skillset? Hit me up - kevin at realgeeks dot com

[Hawaii ONSITE] Salesforce / Java Engineer

We're looking for Salesforce and Java developers to work with us here in Hawaii to improve our existing infrastructure, add new features, build the technological foundation of our business.

A typical day for a developer might include working with our sales team to improve their workflow, working with our front-end and backend developers to improve our products, and help build some new infrastructure to take our business to the next level. As part of a small and growing team, you will have a chance to really make a difference.

We're looking for a developer well versed in Salesforce and Apex. Knowledge of Python, Ruby, Go, and JavaScript are a plus.

We are looking for someone to work here at our office. We're located in the great beach town of Kailua, Hawaii, on the island of Oahu.

At Real Geeks we build software tools to help real estate agents do business. We are bringing modern technology to the real estate world. You’ll be working with our team of developers and designers building cool stuff at our headquarters in Kailua, Hawaii.

Please apply by sending your resume to [email protected]

Very cool solution! I've also seen claims that the private methods of modules should not be tested, since they don't represent the public interface of the module and refactorings are likely to change the private methods. If the private methods are complicated enough to warrant testing on their own, ideally they should be extracted into their own module. Not sure if I agree but it's something to think about!

> Do not use raidz1 for disks 1TB or greater in size.

Oops, I'm doing that on my home NAS. Does anyone know why this is bad?

Author of VCR.py here, thanks for the great blog post! I really like seeing real-world use cases like yours. The decorator you created is very cool. I'm considering adding something similar to VCR.py itself where it introspects the test to automatically name the cassette.

Kailua, Hawaii - Real Geeks - Full-stack Rails dev

Real Geeks is looking for a top-notch Rails developer to help it expand its business. We are a small team with big ideas taking the online real estate world by storm.

Our CRM is built in Ruby on Rails and we have some ambitious ideas to take it to the next level. We run hundreds of real estate websites running a CMS built in Python+Django with a MySQL datastore. * Real estate data is all stored in MongoDB, served up over an HTTP API written in Python/Tornado * Varnish for our front-end caching as well as load-balancing our MongoDB servers * Redis for general caching, non-persistent datastore use and task queue, Celery for deferred task processing * Puppet and Fabric for server administration

We are also a bit of a polyglot shop with code written in Go, Python, Ruby, and JavaScript all running in production.

Real Geeks is based in Kailua, Hawaii on the windward side of the beautiful island of Oahu, and is looking for someone willing to relocate to Hawaii. It would be great if you were up to go surfing with us at the end of a long day of programming.

Send your resume to [email protected]

ipv6 support is one of them.

Hi Ed,

Pleased to meet you. I may be in communication soon regarding the results of my testing with python2.6 + Pyrax.