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DevOps & System Admin. • Apr 30, 2013

Hosting Provider ‘Upgrade’ Changes Stolen CPU

One of our VM's recently had a huge jump in stolen CPU / %steal CPU time. I investigated and found that our VM's CPU allocation had been deprioritized.
Business Practices • Apr 29, 2013

Keep the Information Flowing: Internal Communication at Atomic Object

Atomic encourages internal communication with a host of different tools/methods, many unofficial and crowd-sourced.
Ruby Motion • Apr 28, 2013

ReactiveCocoa: The Future of Cocoa Programming

ReactiveCocoa will improve the structure and reduce the complexity of your code. Most importantly, it removes the need for keeping track of state.
Development Practices • Apr 27, 2013

“I Ain’t Afraid of No Code” – Learning To Be Fearless as a Developer

The only right way to approach new challenges — including new languages and technologies — is with gusto. Don't let fear stifle your creativity.
Extracurricular Activities • Apr 26, 2013

Exploring Lua Coroutines in ComputerCraft

A coroutine is a procedure can suspend its execution by yielding back to its caller. I just used my first Lua coroutines to do cool things in Minecraft with ComputerCraft.
jRuby • Apr 24, 2013

Using Bundler with JRuby Complete

How to set up a JRuby project using the jruby-complete.jar using Bundler to manage gem dependencies.
Culture • Apr 23, 2013

Three Values that Matter to Me in a Work Environment

I've been working at Atomic for three years. I've learned a lot about designing great custom software. But I've also learned about working with people.
Extracurricular Activities • Apr 22, 2013

Wireless Communication Between Raspberry Pi and Your Computer

A Raspberry Pi wireless configuration that broadcasts an ad-hoc network and allows you to easily connect with computers.
Development Practices • Apr 21, 2013

Script Away Your Annoyances – Testing a Data Import Process

Let's create a script to automate the testing of a slow, ugly, and brittle data import process into Fedora Commons.
DevOps & System Admin. • Apr 19, 2013

Using Vagrant AWS with Capistrano

In switching my Vagrant workflow from VirtualBox to AWS, I ran into a problem; and in solving it, I discovered a better way to integrate Vagrant with Capistrano.
Embedded Systems • Apr 17, 2013

Adventures in Undefined Behavior

Instability in my embedded project was caused by non-thread-safe memory allocation functions (e.g. malloc), so I replaced them. Here's what I learned.
C & C++ • Apr 16, 2013

Working with Custom Return Values in GoogleMock

Tips for setting return values in GoogleMock expectations.
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