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Saturday, March 28, 2015

Read it or Throw it #172

1. The Erlangelist: Yet another introduction to Erlang
2. Refactoring InfluxDB: From Go to Go
3. On SOA, microservices, and neologisms
4. Microservices: the future or empty hype?
5. getAwesomeness() - retrieve all amazing awesomeness from Github
6. tmux-plugins
7. CloudConvert - convert anything to anything
8. DIASSESS - Next Generation DNA Testing
9. Isaac Asimov’s Advice for Being Creative (Hint: Don’t Brainstorm)
10. How to live before you die (Steve Jobs)
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Saturday, February 28, 2015

Read it or Throw it #171

1. What are the best-kept secrets of great programmers?
2. Which IDEs do Rubyists Use?
3. Watching people code could be the next big thing in live streaming video
4. Understanding gen_server with Elixir and Ruby
5. Faster Grepping in Vim
6. jq is sed for JSON
7. websocketd - Full duplex messaging between web browsers and servers
8. Handling five billion sessions a day – in real time
9. Prometheus - An open-source service monitoring system and time series database
10. Microsoft to invest in Cyanogen, which hopes to take Android from Google
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Saturday, January 31, 2015

Read it or Throw it #170

1. Databases at 14.4MHz
2. Introducing Elixir Radar: the weekly email newsletter about Elixir
3. Seven Principles of Learning Better From Cognitive Science (Scott-H-Young)
 4. Should You Do Intense, Short-Term Projects, or Build Long-Term Habits? Seven Principles of Learning Better From Cognitive Science (Scott-H-Young)
5. Immutability Changes Everything
6. Pachyderm Wants To Be The Data Processing Tool For The Docker Generation
7. Resin.io - Push Docker Containers to Devices
9. The Do’s and Don’ts of Rapid Scaling for Startups
9. Taming the Mammoth: Why You Should Stop Caring What Other People Think
10. Luna - The world’s first mattress cover that intelligently warms your bed, tracks sleep, and makes your bed smart
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Read it or Throw it #169

1. What blocks Ruby, Python to get Javascript V8 speed? (StackOverflow)
2. How Facebook Does Storage
3. Elixir vs Ruby Showdown - Phoenix vs Rails
4. This is what your developers are doing 75% of the time, and this is the cost you pay
5. Rollbar - Full-stack error monitoring for all apps in any language
6. Readme.io - Beautiful Documentation Made Easy
7. Tmux: A Simple Start
8. Samsung Unveils First PCIe 3.0 x4-based M.2 SSD, Delivering Speeds Of Over 2GB/s
9. Ultimate Hacking Keyboard
10. Funny: An Honest Kickstarter Video (YouTube)
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Friday, January 9, 2015

Read it or Throw it #168

1. Why Docker Is Going To Dominate Your 2015
2. Docker is the Heroku killer
3. Initial release of H2O, and why HTTPD performance will matter in 2015
4. Typesafe’s Jonas BonĂ©r: How Reactive Programming Addresses the Scale-out Problem
5. Curated Git Links of 2014
6. Learning Curves (for different programming languages)
7. Recommended vimrc - Gary Bernhardt's vimrc
8. Burnout is in the Mind
9. Abolishing guids (Ayende)
10. BetaList - Discover tomorrow's startups, today
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Read it or Throw it #167

1. Ruby Isn't Dead
2. How to learn efficiently
3. How to Be an Expert in a Changing World (Paul Graham)
4. Most data isn’t “big,” and businesses are wasting money pretending it is
5. 10 Tips for Becoming an Efficient Vim User
6. Cache is the new RAM
7. The categories of validations
8. Iron.io - How We Went from 30 Servers to 2: Go
9. CCMenu - displays the build status of projects on a continuous integration server as an item in the Mac's menu bar
10. Wallflux - Rss feeds for Facebook groups

Inspiring Quote:
“ You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother. ” 

 Albert Einstein

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Saturday, December 20, 2014

Read it or Throw it #166

1. Does everyone in your team write good code?
2. “DCI” in Ruby is completely broken
3. How You Know (Paul Graham)
4. HP's Revolutionary New Computer That Could Shrink A Data Center To The Size Of A Refrigerator Is Coming In 2016
5. Errplane Snags $8.1M To Continue Building Open Source InfluxDB Time Series Database
6. Why did Koding move away from containers and Docker to virtual machines? (Quora)
7. Gangnam Style Has Been Viewed So Many Times It Broke YouTube’s Code
8. Lift - Succeed at everything
9. Impostor syndrome (Wikipedia)
10. Recommended Talk: Pipe Dreams by Bruce Tate (YouTube)
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