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Flutter 1.22 released with iOS 14 and Android 11 support(medium.com)
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Announcing Flutter 1.22(medium.com)
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Announcing Flutter 1.22(medium.com)
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Krita 4.4.0(krita.org)
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Krita 4.4.0 Released(krita.org)
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by dragonsh 6y ago
Because Kautilya’s work is very good for its time, is still based on Jati (caste) and Varna (class) system and the feudal ownership of land and urban planning was based on this system and prohibit a movement of person from one Varna or Jati
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by dragonsh 6y ago
It’s ok to read this work for sake of knowledge and understanding nuances of society at that time and may be some lessons might be useful, but it can’t be the basis of modern planning. Any system based on gentrification and divisions of hum
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by dragonsh 6y ago
> The communists were motivated by science and humanity. No not really, communists are also another form of majoritarian political system. So far there isn’t an example of any system which really builds on science and humanity. All the s
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by dragonsh 6y ago
> You claims are refuted by the specific instances and their citations that I gave Your links are some private opinion and blogs without any significant archeological evidence supported by extensive research as good as pseudo history. Bu
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by dragonsh 6y ago
Please read the whole history instead of distorted version propagated by Neo nazi style administration in current India, which likes to distort India history to fit their own narratives. Mughals were descendants of and influenced by Mongoli
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by dragonsh 6y ago
It's a good way to capture user tracking data and be precise in knowing exactly who is doing what on site or mobile app. Hopefully this data stucture can be extended to completely remove every bit of tracking information collected abou
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by dragonsh 6y ago
> It was the massacres Ashoka committed in the war against Kalinga that supposedly turned him Buddhist. Every other empire in human history has also committed huge atrocities, so much that it's almost tautological. Do you think mode
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by dragonsh 6y ago
I do not romanticise or demonize them (as you in your statement by calling them absolute monarchies as the system is more complex and nuanced). My point is simple here history teaches some lessons and we should learn from it. If you see tod
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by dragonsh 6y ago
You are right this has been one of the issues with ancient texts. Lucky the last empire of this dynasty Ashoka went against this system and adopted Buddhism which is against this caste system in India and deride hierarchy based on birth. Ob
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Zope 5.0 released – What's new(zope.readthedocs.io)
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by dragonsh 6y ago
My suggestion don’t rely too much on S3 API after this ruling and better to have seaweedfs API as primary interface, until Amazon S3 release their API interface as true open source with right to modify for one’s own use. This is one of the
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by dragonsh 6y ago
Thanks for good work with seaweedfs, I shared it with the community as was working on using it personally in our startup to replace minio. It will be nice if you can integrate it with pyfilesystem [1]. It’s a small library providing unifie
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by dragonsh 6y ago
Like you we also started with minio, but as it was not fully S3 compatible (list folders and few more related S3 API) and do not have FUSE or NFS support either. So we started moving our infrastructure to seaweedfs. We have not completed th
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SeaweedFS – A simple and highly scalable distributed file system with S3 API(github.com)
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SeaweedFS – A simple and highly scalable distributed file system with S3 API(github.com)
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SeaweedFS – A simple and highly scalable distributed file system with S3 API(github.com)
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Ignore All Web Performance Benchmarks, Including This One(blog.miguelgrinberg.com)
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by dragonsh 6y ago
If you read through it does contain all the necessary details what's new in 5.x series compared to earlier major Celery release and pointing to additional documents link for specific details. If you are interested in history and update
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by dragonsh 6y ago
This is great release, it fixes the long standing bug [1] of memory leak in celery beat for periodic tasks. This combined with flower [2] provides a simple platform to build powerful platform for data integration with real-time and schedule
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Ignore All Web Performance Benchmarks, Including This One(blog.miguelgrinberg.com)
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Celery 5.0(docs.celeryproject.org)
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by dragonsh 6y ago
LXC/LXD both are open source projects not dependent on specific vendor or cloud provider to run. Indeed one can use LXC/LXD combination or use Proxmox, OpenStack, Opennebula cloud management platform all of them suppor LXC/LX
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by dragonsh 6y ago
LXC existed before Docker and indeed as I said Docker initially built on top of LXC. So LXD is not an afterthought as you tried to put it, it’s way before Docker and k8s. Docker and k8s became popular given marketing money put on them. Als
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by dragonsh 6y ago
Well LXD, Docker and k8s have a lot of overlap in functionality and features, so it’s just disingenuous to say otherwise. For over 90% of startups Docker with k8s is just not necessary and tie them to managed version of specific vendor or c
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by dragonsh 6y ago
Has been using LXC and later LXD in our startup. It’s a pragmatic simple container and now VM management platform and can help companies to build vendor neutral cluster and high availability system leveraging the knowledge of HPC and Linux

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