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Bram Cohen on the Go language
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See http://hal2020.com/2011/07/27/porting-microsoft-sql-server-t... for a history of the SQL Server guts. It is now a complete rewrite of the Sybase code.
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A single engineer got SQL Server up and running on Linux with a few weeks of effort. Berenson killed the project after this work was done. It would have taken significantly more effort to bring the server to product quality on multiple *nix
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I am not sure what you mean by "properly concurrent", but I am guessing that you are referring to the fact that Python code cannot use more than one core because of the GIL. This limitation also applies to Twisted applications. For high vol
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I am not sure what you mean by "single-process mode", but I am guessing that you are referring to the ability to serve more than one request at a time. If this is the issue, then BaseHTTPServer works just fine in production environments if
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Scoble built his career around having an audience. Scoble is probably aware that preferential attachment plays a role in building an audience. Given this, Scoble had his own reasons for building an early audience on Google+. I don't know i
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Rather than refuting all of the points above, I'd like to take the discussion in a different direction. You are against allowing people to use gold as money. Is it because you are trying to save people from themselves? Perhaps it's because
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the historic result of not having the Federal Reserve was high inflation - it's been tried Do you have the backwards? The dollar has lost 95% of its value since the creation of the Federal Reserve. Inflation with gold based currency is ra
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Ron Paul wants to allow gold and silver to be used as legal tender. This is not the same thing as returning to the gold standard.
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There's more about the attack here: http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2011/12/huge-portions-o... Many web server programming languages and platforms are vulnerable to the attack.
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DoS through hash table in web programming languages and platforms
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It looks like a lot of App Engine functionality is available. What's missing?
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Partychat — migrating from Google App Engine to EC2
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'0' has the decimal value 48, not zero. '!' has the decimal value 33. Here's a demo program that you can run from your browser: http://play.golang.org/p/qAKG9j5E4V All characters have values greater than or equal to zero.
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There's insufficient data to draw conclusions about the performance of the infrastructure. The application probably ran on a shared machine. We don't know the impact of the other processes running on the machine. We don't know how many requ
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The variable "p" is a rune. Although the rune type can have negative values, p will only have values >= 0 in this code.
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The pre-declared type error replaces os.Error in the next release of Go.
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The package uses integer to represents errors instead of os.Error. This fragment of code is not idiomatic because st.CannotReadDatabaseDirectory is not an os.Error.
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I took a quick look at the code and noticed that error handling is not idiomatic Go. This might not be the best place to start if you want to learn Go.
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Although Instagram promised a brand-spankin’ new Instagram shirt if you complete the challenge correctly, they are only sending out stickers. I hope they are not another Zynga :).
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Yup. See http://bret.appspot.com/entry/how-friendfeed-uses-mysql for an example. MongoDB is more convenient to program because it's all built-in.
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The the data model contributes to it's popularity. A document store with indexes on document fields is very convenient for several types of applications.
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Here's how to delete your Klout profile: 1. create an account if you don't have one 2. login to the account and go to http://klout.com/#/edit-settings/profile 3. click the "If you would like to delete your account, click here" at the bott
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Apps and Web URLs: Perfect Together
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Although it's expected that long calculations will block a Node server, the complaint is legitimate.
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My snark decoder is broken. Please explain the parent comment.
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A counter-argument is that people invest in new enterprises even when the banking real interest rate is positive.
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nginx - frontline proxy, static files tornado - web memcache - cache mysql - database
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Don't forget about the bailouts. The wealth conentration in the finance industry would be much lower without the government bailout of AIG and others.
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Middle managers at Microsoft can be successful because of a number of skills not relevant in a startup: ability to run huge teams, Microsoft institutional knowledge, political maneuvering and so on. Some of these skills might even be harmfu
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