Took me a while to figure it out, but it seems that in golang you cant re-read from an http response. I found here a way to solve it. For debugging purposes, I had to be able to print the raw response as well as decoding it to json, to

Took me a while to figure it out, but it seems that in golang you cant re-read from an http response. I found here a way to solve it. For debugging purposes, I had to be able to print the raw response as well as decoding it to json, to

A few weeks ago I read an article in which Timo Grossenbacher showed how he managed to plot, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful maps I have ever seen. So I went and tried to replicate it. First of all, here is the map. As usual, you can

A few weeks ago I read an article in which Timo Grossenbacher showed how he managed to plot, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful maps I have ever seen. So I went and tried to replicate it. First of all, here is the map. As usual, you can

This post serves two purposes; First, it will hopefully get indexed by google and will help future US citizens living in Spain. Second, it will be yet another example of how bad things are in Spain regarding Open Data, Open Access and Transparency. For those that come looking for that

So I was updating the testing suite in one of Tribe's microservices. This one in particular deals with sending the postbacks to the right endpoints. If you search for testing http requests, chances are you will almost always stumble upon an example like: import ( "log" "net/http" "net/http/httptest"

It's been a challenging period at Tribe. In case you don't know, I am in charge of selecting and implementing the architecture for an ad Exchange with a focus on latency and performance. As fun as it sounds, it is incredibly challenging, every decision in terms of tools not only

Note, using Spark 2.0.0 with python 2.7 I just found a very weird behavior in PySpark. I will show it with an example. Who knows, maybe this can help someone else. I am processing a list of text files containing data in jsonlines format. After some fiddling

Tired of realizing at 4 am that I was supposed to go to bed at midnight, I took my raspberry pi from it box and finally gave it a good use. I made a small app that allows you to send reminders to the raspberry headphone from your main computer.

For the record, my graphic card is a GTX 870M. 1. Install Nvidia recommended drivers. You can find it out by using the command ubuntu-drivers devices. It will tell you the recommended driver you should install via apt-get (I installed nvidia-361). 2.Restart 3.Download CUDA Toolkit from here or