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Core API – Hypermedia Driven Web APIs(coreapi.org)
3 points by St-Clock 11y ago|1 comments
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Linode Critical Xen Maintenance(status.linode.com)
4 points by St-Clock 11y ago|2 comments
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by St-Clock 11y ago
Shameless plug: we replaced most of our cron jobs with celery and django celery fulldbresult[1], which provides more info and features than the default django-celery integration: - Save result as json, which is queryable in the database - S
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by St-Clock 11y ago
We prefer to use Celery to schedule periodic tasks [1] and are moving most of our cron jobs to Celery because it is easier to monitor, test, retry, and send reports on failed jobs. We extended [2] django-celery db backend to store enough in
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JetBrains YouTrack Instance Security Issue Post Mortem(blog.jetbrains.com)
2 points by St-Clock 11y ago|0 comments
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Py4J is moving far far away from SourceForge(groups.google.com)
1 points by St-Clock 11y ago|0 comments
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by St-Clock 11y ago
I also use C-s on my local machine because: 1. I can still use C-a with readline (go to first character) 2. If I ssh and then use screen, I can use C-a to navigate my remote screen and C-s to navigate my local tmux. 3. C-s is closer to C-a
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DigitalOcean vs. Linode(scriptrock.com)
2 points by St-Clock 12y ago|0 comments
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by St-Clock 12y ago
Swift is ready for production. XCode isn't. Even if your project is written in Swift, you can still use CocoaPods through bridging header, and you can use embedded frameworks for pure swift libraries (caveat: if you are targeting iOS 7
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by St-Clock 12y ago
The OP was referring to Linux Container Daemon LXD [1] which is built on top of LXC and promises to offer Docker-like features. [1] http://www.ubuntu.com/cloud/tools/lxd
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by St-Clock 12y ago
Security-wise, if I understand correctly, this is a very interesting offering. 1. The containers live on "your" VMs so you get the isolation of a virtual machine and do not worry about the other tenants' containers. 2. The VM
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Offering comfort to the disorganized and distracted(publications.mcgill.ca)
1 points by St-Clock 12y ago|0 comments
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by St-Clock 12y ago
I hear you about legacy systems. Two years ago, I had to support a Python 2.4 system that used a deprecated crypto c library and I did not want to "pollute" my clean production infrastructure. Containers would definitively help wi
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by St-Clock 12y ago
I have yet to see real, complex, and distributed applications that share the exact same config in dev and production. I know that having the same versions of system libs in dev and prod can be a problem in some context and docker can help w
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by St-Clock 12y ago
"Me, I tolerate writes that take a bit longer to keep things simple :)" It's not just to keep things simple, it's to keep things consistent :-) Some NoSQL systems (e.g., MongoDB) introduced a new P in the equation (Perfo
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by St-Clock 12y ago
I really loved reading "CAP Twelve Years Later: How the "Rules" Have Changed". This sentence nailed what I thought was wrong with some early decisions in NoSQL systems: "because partitions are rare, there is little
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by St-Clock 12y ago
That depends on the definition of "disabling third party cookies". If you are logged in Facebook, the facebook.com cookie is now first-party (because you visited facebook.com) and it is sent each time you make a request to Faceboo
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by St-Clock 12y ago
Starting from v13, JetBrains includes a 1-year upgrade on their intellij license. Example: http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/buy/choose_edition.jsp?license...
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by St-Clock 13y ago
That's an interesting take of the Python and Java relationship and although it complements well the landscape (with Jython, JPype, Pyjnius, and Py4J), I'm not sure what the need is. (shameless plug warning) When I created Py4J ( h
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by St-Clock 13y ago
I believe this warning could apply to any young ecosystem or micro-framework (e.g., bottle). Could web applications written in Go, or to a lesser extent, node.js, suffer from the same shortcomings? After working so much in Django, I've
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by St-Clock 13y ago
Auto123 - Montreal, Canada - 3 full time backend developers == Who we are == We're a team of 10 professional but still fun developers building a new car dealership web platform that's going to power the web sites of our hundreds o
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by St-Clock 13y ago
Auto123 - Montreal, Canada - 2 Backend and 1 Frontend Developers == Who we are == We're a team of 10 professional but still fun developers building a new car dealership web platform that's going to power the web sites of our hundr
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Tracking changes in postgresql(cybertec.at)
2 points by St-Clock 13y ago|0 comments
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$5 eBook Bonanza from Packt Publishing(packtpub.com)
5 points by St-Clock 13y ago|0 comments
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by St-Clock 13y ago
Auto123 - Montreal, Canada - 2 Backend and 1 Frontend Developers == Who we are == We're a team of 10 highly-trained but still fun developers building a new car dealership web platform that's going to power the web sites of our hun
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by St-Clock 13y ago
I quit using Mercurial around 1.4 and was happily surprised by all the improvements in 2.8 (shelve, bookmark improvements, etc.). Martin Geisler's reply was both thoughtful and respectful, a rare sight in this debate.
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Mercurial developer responds to "Switch to git?"(groups.google.com)
207 points by St-Clock 13y ago|198 comments
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Heart surgeon speaks out on what really causes heart disease(myscienceacademy.org)
1 points by St-Clock 13y ago|0 comments
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by St-Clock 14y ago
I would have a hard time recommending Chef and Puppet unless you wrap your deployed unit in a .deb or .rpm file with pre and post install scripts. Puppet is not really great at executing a sequence of steps because it is declarative: you ca
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by St-Clock 14y ago
Exactly. But to be precise, REST would be the equivalent of SOAP and the format described in this post would be equivalent to WSDL [1]. And then, we'll need a central location to store all of these API descriptors and UDDI [2] will be back

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