dabeeeenster

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by dabeeeenster 18y ago
So what?
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by dabeeeenster 18y ago
"The main contender, ReiserFS, dropped out of the race because its creator decided to pursue other interests, but other than that everything is the same." Nice...
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by dabeeeenster 18y ago
I've run into the Django reloading issue too, with Eclipse. If there is a solution I'd love to hear it...
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by dabeeeenster 18y ago
What?!? I've evaluated Rails and Django and I'd say Django is simpler. It might not make as many assumptions as RoR does, but IMHO that makes it simpler; you need to be explicit.
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by dabeeeenster 18y ago
I think you make a valid point. 98% of businesses simply can't apply the philosophy and business decisions that 37 Signals make. Attempting to build a business in the same manner is a false panacea; almost everyone else has some form of con
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Meetro Post Mortem(meetro.lefora.com)
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by dabeeeenster 18y ago
Sorry, but how is that different to sending all notification events to all users? You are still sending all notification events to all users, whether you do it lazily or not!
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by dabeeeenster 18y ago
I think this is an issue of perception. There's simply no way a large blue chip will be happy with the design philosophy of p2p delivery. Whether it works or not is almost beside the point here...
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by dabeeeenster 18y ago
I didn't see an explanation for an alternative solution. I've been trying to think of one all morning and can't! Maybe he just means all friends whether they are logged in or not?
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by dabeeeenster 18y ago
People use CDN's because they want increased quality of service. I don't see how using p2p technology gives you a decent QoS. If I told my clients (the large blue chips that ask about CDN's, anyway) that we won't be using Akamai, but instea