coleifer

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Open Source Initiative bans co-founder, Eric S Raymond(lunduke.com)
17 points by coleifer 7y ago|0 comments
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by coleifer 7y ago
Memcached doesn't pander or resort to marketing to achieve a userbase (compare to redis/labs). It's a great piece of software engineering and I absolutely respect that there's no gimmick, no bullshit. Just a lot of hard
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by coleifer 7y ago
With python the only thing that matters is the workload.
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by coleifer 7y ago
Yes, `gevent.sleep()` or `time.sleep()` (if you monkey-patch) will yield control back to the scheduler.
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by coleifer 7y ago
Just because you don't understand the difference between gevent and asyncio, please don't post garbage laundry lists of your flavor of the month stack choices. It's an amazing library and a very unique way to write cooperativ
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by coleifer 7y ago
It's a shame this is not a top voted comment. Not many people understand both the intricacies and tradeoffs involved in all these approaches, and get burned, then blame the tools.
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by coleifer 7y ago
Bro did you quote yourself at the start of your post?
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by coleifer 7y ago
Just build a mini-itx.
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by coleifer 7y ago
It's like that essay about top-down vs bottom-up. It was written about Challenger but same principles apply. https://science.ksc.nasa.gov/shuttle/missions/51-l/docs/roge...
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by coleifer 7y ago
At risk of inviting ridicule, I went through a phase where I read everything I could find on the subject of UFOs. Jacques Vallee stands out as one of the most sober and interesting researchers on the topic. Some cases that I think are worth
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by coleifer 7y ago
Biting on the other hand...
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by coleifer 7y ago
What's up INTPenis (you can call me ISTPsycho if you want). My dysfunctional family members are always getting riled up online, blocking each other, quitting and quietly rejoining, etc. Some of them are into politics, which makes it wo
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by coleifer 7y ago
I installed this on a whim, worked surprisingly well on my lts Ubuntu system. Ultimately I didn't adopt it, missing too many things I have come to expect and depend on, but still was a really fun afternoon project.
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by coleifer 7y ago
The article points the finger at tech but in my opinion utterly fails to make a connection.
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by coleifer 7y ago
What?
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by coleifer 7y ago
It's unclear to me the connection between tech giants and the horrors of drug addiction. Are the tech giants supposed to enforce laws on the street, or is this the duty of law enforcement officers? Is it because of the great disparity
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by coleifer 7y ago
Git has an amazing variety of frontends and ways to distribute your code.
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by coleifer 7y ago
I have a similar tool I've been using for years now. It is built on sqlite and uses the fts extension to provide full-text search. Some nice features I've added over the years: bookmarklet and automatic page-screenshotting, tags (
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by coleifer 7y ago
>how do you back up a file
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by coleifer 7y ago
Lots of cool stuff has come from this small team. I tried solus a couple years back and liked it but didn't get too deep. I'd like to hear more about why I should use Solus over Debian/arch/whatever. It looks like they h
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by coleifer 7y ago
>no call to action >not naming any individuals >talking about a cultural phenomenon , not a specific incident >no intent to force anyone to change
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by coleifer 7y ago
How about instead of pushing the responsibility on someone else, you take responsibility for YOUR security-sensitive context and do the research before you start installing libraries?
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by coleifer 7y ago
I am disgusted by the cultural phenomenon of making sarcastic call-out comments on twitter/etc., with an eye towards building up enough community outrage to force an issue. There are people who forget that open-source does not entitl
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by coleifer 7y ago
Jeez just stay off Twitter. It will eliminate 99% of your outrage trolling exposure.
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by coleifer 7y ago
That's the boat problem. Over time theseus' ship had every board and nail replaced (to preserve it). Is the ship still the same ship?
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by coleifer 7y ago
Its right here bro, in all it's undeleted glory: https://github.com/coleifer/huey/issues/118
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by coleifer 7y ago
As always I'm happy to see one of my projects getting repped. Huey was something I started out of frustration with celery. It's more of a celery replacement than an rq replacement, though it covers both. If you haven't heard
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by coleifer 7y ago
Couple points: * how did you settle on 10 seconds? Keeping two databases in sync is a complex process. I'd suggest that the difference between running 1x/min or 6x/min is negligible -- and if it's not then probably you
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by coleifer 7y ago
Honk-honk!
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by coleifer 7y ago
Nice advertisement / damage control.

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