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by csears 15y ago
Was it purely coincidence that this was posted the same day as PyClojure? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3589374 https://github.com/eigenhombre/PyClojure
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by csears 15y ago
I keep hoping to see more PATCH support in REST frameworks like this, but it doesn't seem to be getting much traction. Perhaps we need to include it with the CRUD operations... CRUPD?
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by csears 15y ago
This looks like a great use of gevent and zeromq. Anyone interested in author's PowerHose library ( https://github.com/mozilla-services/powerhose ), might also want to check out the protocol patterns documented by the zeromq guys, http://r
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by csears 15y ago
> sign their requests with some sort of token - which might as well be a cookie Using a token to sign requests is certainly a good idea, but you probably don't want to pass the token around using a cookie, even over HTTPS. Many browser
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by csears 15y ago
This is a case of his fast, DNS-based checking method not providing accurate results. You can see the difference by running nslookup and whois on the domain. Nslookup just uses DNS, whereas whois goes to the registrar/internic. $ nslookup c
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by csears 15y ago
Based on a few tests, I think he's just doing DNS queries and assuming any NXDOMAIN response means a domain is unregistered, which is not always the case. Sure, users figure out the domain isn't available once they try to register it, but b
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by csears 15y ago
Not sure why you would say VXLAN is any more standards-based than OTV. They're both IETF drafts. Unlike VMware with VXLAN, Cisco seems serious about completing the standardization process. OTV draft 03 is available here: https://datatracke
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by csears 15y ago
ENI seems like it would be simple to implement without VL2. Why do you think it's related?
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by csears 15y ago
Java is certainly the most common language ZK seems to be used with, but there are client bindings in Python, Perl and quite a few other languages: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/ZOOKEEPER/ZKClie...
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by csears 15y ago
How about this: Connect it to a live stock market data feed and have it continuously print out stock prices as trades occur.
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by csears 15y ago
You totally missed the point. The video was showing how to use the IDE to add support for their DB migration tool to a specific model class. Initially, the class did not have the XML metadata required to track migrations so the IDE underlin
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by csears 15y ago
Perhaps it's just my setup (Chrome on Windows), but the site's font looks pixelated. Irony?
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by csears 15y ago
I suspect the (Bank)Simple guys went down the list like this when deciding on their new domain... SimpleFinanceTechnologyCorp.com (too long) SimpleFinanceTechnology.com (long, but register anyway) SimpleFinanceTech.com (meh) SimpleFinance.c
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by csears 15y ago
I agree with OP. People are mostly over-reacting. Trying to regulate the collection of personal data is a waste of time. We should be focused on limiting the 'evil' applications of personal data, regardless of the source. If an employer, ba
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by csears 15y ago
It seems like there should be limits to how many waveforms you could combine without needing more spectrum. Let's say I wanted to email N distinct 1MB attachments to N users. Before sending, every user generates a unique key and sends it to
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by csears 16y ago
AUTHORIZE_ID and AUTHORIZE_SECRET_KEY... anyone know if those are for Authorize.net? Yikes.
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by csears 16y ago
REST is now just a generic term for any HTTP API that's not SOAP. Like Xerox and Kleenex, the popular usage is technically incorrect, but in practice, it doesn't matter. Most REST API consumers today are more like CURL than a web browser. I
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by csears 16y ago
I suspect they think forcing open standards is in the best long term interests of users, much the same way Apple has chosen to support HTML5 by shunning Flash. Also, keep in mind that use of the HTML5 <video> tag is quite limited