2013/5/28 Isaac Schlueter i...@izs.me:
How many disputes do you receive per month?
Usually less than 2 per month. But I have no way of knowing how often
authors talk amongst themselves if they already have some sort of
relationship.
Is there a mailing list or something where I can see
looks nice to me, i'll definitely check it out more
Am Dienstag, 28. Mai 2013 03:45:01 UTC+2 schrieb Tom Boutell:
Apostrophe is a content management system designed for maximum flexibility
with a minimal learning curve.
Since Apostrophe emphasizes in-context editing, content is typically
Hi, i'm testing flatironjs director in server side mode and i'm trying to
import routing from file like:
module.exports = {
'/hello': {
on: hello
}
};
I'm using the app.router object but i can't find anything to attach my
module route to flatiron routing.
Could someone give me some
Talking about language nerds, there is also
https://github.com/bjouhier/node-lol
It also supports continuations and lets you write code in sync style! And
there is a working example with and HTTP server that serves files off the
disk
On May 28, 1:46 am, Aung Baw aungzan...@gmail.com wrote:
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Ah! Very interesting Yes, I'm a language geek, I should write a FORTH
;*) and use JavaScript for concatenative language.
My first compiler to JavaScript
https://github.com/ajlopez/CobolScript
(with ASYNC keyword and a Web site! ;-)
Angel Java Lopez
@ajlopez
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 2:33 AM,
On Tuesday, May 28, 2013 8:17:09 AM UTC+2, Qasim Zaidi wrote:
Ever since we switched to 0.10.x in production, we are seeing instances
where the server gets into a loop and CPU usage shoots to 100%. Here is
what I have been able to understand so far about this situation.
- After some time,
I'm using mongodb with mongoose, and using normal mongodb objectids as my
primary key. I like objectids but in URLs they're a bit long, and I'd like to
use something shorter.
I've seen modules like shortid which generate shorter strings, but I'm not
convinced of their uniqueness. I am
Very cool! Now we can start to argue about the relative merits of each
language and publish benchmarks!
On Tuesday, May 28, 2013 1:06:36 PM UTC+2, ajlopez wrote:
Ah! Very interesting Yes, I'm a language geek, I should write a FORTH
;*) and use JavaScript for concatenative language.
My
Why not generate a small ammount of letters and numbers and check it's
existence agains the database? If nothing is found you just got a
unique small hash and you can save it in any field of the document.
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2013/5/28 Ryan Schmidt google-2...@ryandesign.com:
I'm using
Because it seems like a good idea to *know* that an ID is unique, without
having to possibly generate multiple IDs and query the database server in a
loop to find one that happens to be unique.
Another module I found, cuid, explains it this way:
Because of the nature of this problem, it's
On Sunday, May 26, 2013 1:17:26 PM UTC-4, Mark Hahn wrote:
My module uses oauth2: https://github.com/mark-hahn/basecamp.
Yes, you're using the oauth protocol to call into an existing API. There's
some good examples of this on the web. That's what is making it hard for
me to find good
https://github.com/sidorares/mysql-pg-proxy
Simple mysql to postgresql proxy. Allows you to make pg queries from mysql
client.
Andrey.
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At the risk of making things worse, I don't think this is that bad George.
I think the responses you've gotten here have been pretty much in line with
what you asked. You got a little negativity, but not a lot. And it was good
for you to expand on your ideas because your initial message didn't
*suspend* https://github.com/jmar777/suspend is a new control flow
library that exposes a minimal API around* ES6 generators*, and is
expressly designed to work transparently with Node's existing callback
conventions. This allows unobtrusive use of *yield* execution semantics
that works
You're sick dude.. you need to rest :)
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On Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at 14:51 , Andrey wrote:
https://github.com/sidorares/mysql-pg-proxy
Simple mysql to postgresql proxy. Allows you to make pg queries from mysql
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I am writing an application that spawns a child process and interacts with
it via STDIN/STDOUT/STDERR through the life of the program.
When I run my script (the one that Node.JS spawns) from the terminal, it
waits for user input, as expected. In addition, if I write a short C
script that
I apologize for adding to the drama, but after reading your comments I
still legitimately believed that what you were arguing towards was muddying
the water between single namespace npm and dual namespace GitHub (whether
through the discovery and search system or the storage is less
consequential
Thanks guys, I think the point has been made and I appreciate your
last comments. I think I reacted a bit aggressively at some points and
sounded trollish now that I read back so your responses might have not
been entirely without basis so I apologize as well. My faith in
humanity is restored.
I'm disappointed no async flame wars have erupted yet. :-)
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 5:14 AM, Bruno Jouhier bjouh...@gmail.com wrote:
Very cool! Now we can start to argue about the relative merits of each
language and publish benchmarks!
On Tuesday, May 28, 2013 1:06:36 PM UTC+2, ajlopez
On May 28, 6:47 am, Shane Carr sff...@gmail.com wrote:
shell.on(signal, (function(signal){
FWIW there are no signal events on child processes. If a child process
was terminated due to a signal, then the second argument to the 'exit'
and 'close' event handlers will be the string name of the
On May 28, 6:47 am, Shane Carr sff...@gmail.com wrote:
// Write the child's STDOUT to the main STDOUT
shell.stdout.on(data, function(data){
console.log(data.toString(utf8));
});
Also, you might want to listen on stderr, in case there is something
being output there before exiting:
In the earlier days of node, when isaac and i were first putting up the
registry, we did think about the problems that come with a single global
namespace. In the end it was still a better decision to go with a single global
namespace for the following reasons.
1. Manufactured Scarcity. The
Wow, sorry for the email formatting. I figured Google Groups could handle
putting bold text and links into an email... :\
On Tuesday, May 28, 2013 10:20:06 AM UTC-4, jmar777 wrote:
*suspend* https://github.com/jmar777/suspend is a new control flow
library that exposes a minimal API around*
Ah Cobol. I wrote Cobol for years in the sixties. I used FORTH (a little
bit) in the seventies but mostly C. Pascal in the eighties. Java in the
nineties. And JS in the 00's. (And many more not listed). I'm going to
be pretty busy if I have to do javascript compilers for all those
and another person had another fork named the same thing
I hate the fact that when you fork something in github it inherits the same
name, same readme, etc. Many times I thought I had found the origin of a
project because I didn't notice the fine print. And, for some reason
google will
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 12:47 PM, Shane Carr sff...@gmail.com wrote:
I am writing an application that spawns a child process and interacts with
it via STDIN/STDOUT/STDERR through the life of the program.
When I run my script (the one that Node.JS spawns) from the terminal, it
waits for user
In general, If the connection to a server is successful, but the server
sends back an error message and sets the status code to an error state, I
want this response to be emitted as an `error` event on the stream.
To be more specific, I want a streaming interface to a Couchdb changes feed
Your probably not going to find a fully scoped example because the protocol
is complex and has a lot different routes and permitations and it depends on
how you are going to use it. Like i said we use passport.js and the different
strategies with oAuth2rize and the sample app that has been put
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 11:19 AM, Ben Noordhuis i...@bnoordhuis.nl wrote:
It sounds like an SELinux policy is blocking something. `strace -f`
and /var/log/messages might give more insight.
For SELinux issues the actual AVC errors you get are usually the most
helpful. Just run something like:
Relatively untested so not published to npm yet, but you can clone it from
here
https://github.com/femto113/node-ifconfig
All this module does is use child_process.exec to run ifconfig (with no
arguments), and then parses its seizure inducing output format
into nested javascript objects. From
Is it possible to make a patch for require('os').networkInterfaces() to
show mac addresses? It would be a bit more useful...
On Wednesday, May 29, 2013 2:32:21 AM UTC+4, Ken wrote:
Relatively untested so not published to npm yet, but you can clone it from
here
You could use node-ifconfig as a temporary hack/workaround, but the proper
solution is already being tackled in libuv, so I suppose it will make its
way into node eventually.
See these for related discussion:
https://github.com/joyent/libuv/pull/502
https://github.com/joyent/node/issues/4339
People interested in this module may also find Fedor's `ip` module very
useful -- https://github.com/indutny/node-ip
var ip = require('ip')
ip.address() // my external address
ip.address('public')
ip.address('private')
ip.address('en0', 'ipv6') // device specific addresses and/or family-of
I've published version 0.3.0, which adds Redis, and the five Redis services
available as Heroku addons (RedisCloud, Redis To Go, MyRedis, openredis,
and RedisGreen). Redis URLs are also parsed by envigor into hostname, port,
password, and database, making them easier to use with the official
Hai all,
am using wget method to access one service url, but it is not
woking in ubuntu. or otherwise anybody can tell me how to call (or) execute
the url
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FWIW, we scratched our head over the same problem, gave up, and wrote our
own _id generator. It's a glorified timestamp with a big random seed after
milliseconds part, formatted to be read by humans and look reasonable in
urls. Since the high-order part increases with time, it shards well. We
Why not simply use base56 encoding of the object id?
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 10:37 PM, George Snelling georg...@gmail.comwrote:
FWIW, we scratched our head over the same problem, gave up, and wrote our
own _id generator. It's a glorified timestamp with a big random seed after
milliseconds
```js
modelSchema.virtual('hashid').get(function () {
var oidhex = this._id.toHexString()
return
hashids.encrypt(parseInt(oidhex.slice(0,12),16),parseInt(oidhex.slice(12),16);
});
modelSchema.virtual('hashid').set(function (hashid) {
var halves = hashids.decrypt(hashid);
var zeroes =
Case in point, here's a revised version with correctly balanced parentheses:
```js
modelSchema.virtual('hashid').get(function () {
var oidhex = this._id.toHexString();
return
hashids.encrypt(parseInt(oidhex.slice(0,12),16),parseInt(oidhex.slice(12),16));
});
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