deizel

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by deizel 3y ago
Given you'll want to activate a virtual environment for most Python projects, and projects live in directories.. I find myself constantly reaching for direnv. https://github.com/direnv/direnv/wiki/Python
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by deizel 8y ago
Ditto, especially in combination with Python/Django, as used by Nextdoor. Ironically, they had already removed Celery from their stack a few years prior. https://engblog.nextdoor.com/nextdoor-taskworker-simple-effi...
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by deizel 8y ago
Can be tricky to use EAV data models with traditional ORMs.. this type of functionality can often be slow or require plugins, if implemented at all: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entity%E2%80%93attribute%E2%80...
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by deizel 9y ago
It seems so - the `docker/moby` repository[0] now redirects to `linuxkit/linuxkit`, but the `moby` cli from `linuxkit/linuxkit`[1] is being moved to the `moby/moby` repository[2]. [0]: https://github.com/
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by deizel 9y ago
As I understand it (though I could be wrong) - this repository (in relation to the old one) is intended to be a parent. Rather than having just the Docker engine, it will coordinate docker, swarmkit, infrakit, linuxkit in a single project.
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by deizel 9y ago
The new README[0] is in a pull request[1]. [0]: https://github.com/moby/moby/blob/moby/README.md [1]: https://github.com/moby/moby/pull/32691
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by deizel 9y ago
I believe most of your questions have a (mostly) positive answer. Admittedly the Docker project moves fast, so I've tried to provide a link or two for each: > Are these signed with some sort of crypto and known-good keys, similar to
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by deizel 11y ago
See also: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/octo-linker/jlmafb...
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by deizel 11y ago
Someone should tell this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7EgrY17Ozk
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by deizel 11y ago
> ... anyone who wants to enlarge its available message space ... Bear in mind that the proof-of-work algorithm actually aims to reduce chatter on the network. Every ten minutes, a single Bitcoin full node broadcasts: "Hey, this is
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by deizel 13y ago
XBMCtorrent approaches this by seeding the movie until you finish watching it. In my experience, movies start playing within the first minute and are finished downloading within the first hour (well, 10-20 minutes for popular content), mean
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by deizel 13y ago
At least he didn't say "No one will ever need more than 64Mb/task"..
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by deizel 13y ago
If you are saying the size of your application could be reduced by rewriting it to using a framework (an existing one or one of your own creation), I think this is the point we are all trying to make here. Assuming one uses all the features
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by deizel 13y ago
$ git clone https://github.com/rails/rails.git && cd rails $ find . -name '*.rb' | xargs wc -l | tail -1 232424 total Maybe I should have said LOCC (lines of commented code)?
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by deizel 13y ago
I'm not sure I agree. All the frameworks just mentioned do more or less the same thing and have comparable lines of code counts. - Django - 215,000 LOC (.py) - Ruby - 232,000 LOC (.rb) - CakePHP - 240,000 LOC (.php)
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by deizel 13y ago
Example: I'm working on a "large" CakePHP application (similar to Rails) with 24,000 lines of our own code, 57,000 lines of code from community plugins, and 240,000 lines of core framework code.
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by deizel 13y ago
Update 18:15 09/08/2013-- "[We collect anonymised and aggregated MAC data -- we don't track individuals or individual MACs. The ORBs aggregate all footfall around a pod for three minutes and send back one annonymised ag
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by deizel 13y ago
Granted, but then you don't gain this: > for the first time, you could have high performance JavaScript on the server, thus potentially ending the nightmare of having “client side developers” who knew HTML/JavaScript and “serve
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by deizel 14y ago
s/Fluid/Flat
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by deizel 14y ago
Say you set a session cookie that spans multiple subdomains (cookie domain = `.example.com`). Now, if one of your authenticated users visits the wrong subdomain, they are directed to a server of name.com's choice. That server now has access