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by allan_s 10y ago
Nice program, It would be great to put a comparative with the `timeout` utility from the coreutils
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by allan_s 10y ago
Can you remove the animation at the beginning, I've a bad vision and I could only read the text once it stopped moving, and I don't think this animation adds anything except eating the few seconds I give to a new website before ch
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Docker in Production: A History of Failure(thehftguy.com)
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by allan_s 10y ago
As the algorithm is from 2011, so now 5 years old, about something trendy (scalable web services), I'm wondering 1. has it been implemented in some popular opensource library/framework/service ? 2. if not why ? because it&#x2
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by allan_s 10y ago
yes especially if you take in account that the active support for php5.6 will end in less than a month, and secury patches in 2 years (which is not that long in a career time), it will be more and more feasible to have your work "zen g
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by allan_s 10y ago
The addition of the nullable type is really what is going to make the type annotation useful, most of the time you were obliged to drop them because at the very beginning the attribute value was null and so your getters were unable to provi
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by allan_s 10y ago
I can't agree more, when interviewing I always ask this kind of questions of "theoretical knowledge" not to have the actual answer, but to see how candidates reacts when they don't know. Because if the guy not only admit
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by allan_s 10y ago
After seeing a lot of peers being mislead by big O I think most of big O articles on the web, for the sake of clarity or simplicity omits to express one thing if we admits functions * square_big_o O(n²) * linear_big_o O(n) then the
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by allan_s 10y ago
I don't know if it qualifies here, but there's the orange python package that help to have a pretty advanced standalone dataviz solution http://orange.biolab.si/
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by allan_s 10y ago
In the documentation I see Note Requiring a cloud Syncbase is temporary. We are planning to allow the API to be used without a cloud Syncbase soon. Does it mean that the following use case will be supported: I have two devices in t
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by allan_s 10y ago
> I always wondered why MySQL gained more popularity. very simple 1. LAMP , you got everything packaged, and the database was MySQL 2. soon a lot of cheap hosting options had MySQL as the shared database options 3. phpmyadmin to
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by allan_s 10y ago
If it's not a secret, I would be interested to know 1. What is your volumetry (number of rows in your biggest central table, if you have one) 2. How many insert/seconds do you have , same for SELECT (rough estimate) 3. Wha
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by allan_s 10y ago
transactional DDL => if your application often has schema update and you use a tool like Doctrine for PHP / Alembic for python, when a downgrade or upgrade fail on MySQL in the middle became the create index was already taken by som
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by allan_s 10y ago
hmm yes you're right, I was mislead by the name of each list on the blog post, it's true that nothing prevent me from naming each column "new" , "in progress" , "ready for qa", and "done" ,
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by allan_s 10y ago
congrats for the new release, here my critic (don't take me wrong, I use and love gitlab for so long, and the other features of 8.11 are really awesome) * merge conflict resolution: It definitely looks cool and make conflict resolution
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by allan_s 10y ago
it's a guy who knows that he should throw a NotFoundException when his rest API has not found anything, but does not know that it translates to a 404 status code, and because his framework does not allow him to send anything else with
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by allan_s 10y ago
So I guess it will integrate well with uvloop http://magic.io/blog/uvloop-blazing-fast-python-networking/ ? (which is lacking an http parser :) ) May I dream that this + uvloop + asyncpg [0] and we can start to ha
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by allan_s 10y ago
awesome tools , it reminds me of https://github.com/aristus/packet-flight (video https://vimeo.com/14439742 )
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by allan_s 10y ago
Hello I'm a French Software engineer and I've been working in China for 5 years (and now back in France) As someone who has worker in IT both in the education part (I was teaching CS in a 3 tier small city of 4 million inhabitants
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by allan_s 10y ago
We were building a interface for a multi-touch table (9 meter per 1.2m) , so basically a device on which you could look on a lot of different angle, for which most GUI framework are not suitable as they have a strong opinion on what is &quo
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by allan_s 10y ago
(disclaimer: I'm a vim user) Also maybe because rust and vim appeal to the same argument of "performance/only come with the stuff you need"
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by allan_s 10y ago
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/19011 https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/19010 here you are :) Yes I think for most software waiting for the .1 relea
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by allan_s 10y ago
Really interesting new features A little feature I'm missing is to have the code coverage percentage in the slack message A bigger one is the fact that the comment text area in code review is terribly slow on my very recent desktop in
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by allan_s 10y ago
People who still not have understood "What you are" (fingerprints / faces) "What you have" (a token/card) "What you know" (a password) are different things, that you should adds up for improved securi
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Scylla release: version 1.2(scylladb.com)
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by allan_s 10y ago
In the same idea, has someone already worked integration with a debian repository (with aptly or similar) and has some linked to share on how to do it the smartway? We're thinking about using FPM to create the debian package Package wh
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by allan_s 10y ago
my way to approach this, be it for my hobby or corporate projects, is to always associate a TODO with a ticket/issue number (in github/redmine/jira/whatever) so that I can remember them, and/or include them in a spr
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by allan_s 11y ago
ah great to know ! I also hope to see more in the future. here I was playing the devil's advocate, but to have been at both seat (having hard time to hire as a CTO and needing to fallback on PHP in one company / trying to push Rus
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by allan_s 11y ago
> I'm curious as to what makes you think that Java is preferable to Go for a large webapp that because your large webapp is made by a large team, over a large time span. The same as you don't deploy on power8 but on x86, becaus
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by allan_s 11y ago
or ZZ

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