bigethan

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by bigethan 15y ago
What's the use case that raises these requirements? Or, more politely, what problem are you solving with this setup?
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by bigethan 15y ago
Any particular reason you chose Tornado over other options? I know that they each have their strengths, was wondering which strengths you valued. And for the web frame works side, have you found flask to be too light at times?
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by bigethan 15y ago
That does sound lovely. Have you played with any of the evented/thread options of uWSGI?
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by bigethan 15y ago
is the uWSGI choice a purely based on performance? I like gunicorn for the simplicity, uWSGI has tons of options thought I wonder if they make management more difficult.
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Ask HN: What is your preferred Python stack for high traffic webservices?
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by bigethan 15y ago
That's what I thought too, but didn't disable it. Now I've found that it's great when you're searching within a file, because you can see the search matches highlight on the minimap. The same highlighting is also great when linting files
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by bigethan 15y ago
I trave a decent bit to crappy hotels for weekends (I'm a club sport coach on the side). If you've got a touch or iphone with you on the trip, I highly recommend Nike Training Center: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/nikewomen-training-clu
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by bigethan 15y ago
it sorta does. If you hit tab while typing a method name, it'll guess at which one you're trying to type and populate the args as well. It's not particularly useful, but it does indicate that there is code in the app that is trying to do
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by bigethan 15y ago
There's a hotkey that brings up a search with all of the methods in a particular file (apple-r on a mac) that does the trick for me. Be nice if it did a bit more, but it does enough for now.
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by bigethan 15y ago
I believe the "big leagues" phrase is about Google & Samsung, and less at the actual power of the device.
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by bigethan 15y ago
The link for the voice search 'learn more' seems to be missing a .html - correct link is: http://www.google.com/insidesearch/voicesearch.html
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by bigethan 15y ago
It's not actually loaded, it's prerendered. The rough details are here: http://blog.chromium.org/2011/06/prerendering-in-chrome.html The salient bit seems to be: "The browser fetches all of the sub-resources and does all of the work nece
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by bigethan 15y ago
Link needs the /edit removed
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by bigethan 16y ago
The GameSpot.com to GiantBomb.com migration was/is a similar situation. Many of GameSpot's top editors left around the 'Gerstmann Incident' to form Giant Bomb. It hasn't had a long term effect on GameSpot's traffic, and despite great cont
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by bigethan 16y ago
Click the 'Reserve' button, and it goes to Opentable. Awesome way to surface availability.
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by bigethan 16y ago
It'd be fun to have a tripit.com system for shopping. TripIt has an email address (plans@tripit.com) that you forward any emailed itinerary to. They process the email, figure out where you're going, etc and then put that info into your acc
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by bigethan 16y ago
BBedit (for anything), Xcode (for non-web & iDevices), Coda (for web & collaborative), NetBeans (for anything), Komodo (for javascript?). And others I'm probably forgetting. And yes, most on that list cost money. But nothing a cou
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by bigethan 16y ago
I appreciate the furstrated tone of that message. Is this the only time Amazon has put out a message like this? http://www.google.com/search?q=inurl:http://aws.amazon.com/m...
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by bigethan 16y ago
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/fngmhnnpilhplaee... Has been great for me