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by frankwiles 7y ago
I’m fine with them making the business decision to head in this direction. Just be up front about it. Publish a timeline, stick to it, and be done. I’m a huge 1Password fan and have no problem spending 2X what I do (for a team) but have to
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Python Dataclasses and attrs: when and why(revsys.com)
6 points by frankwiles 7y ago|0 comments
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by frankwiles 7y ago
Django migrations it’s a truly great tool.
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by frankwiles 8y ago
We work with a bunch of interesting clients all using Django. Most recently we helped upgrade Politifact.com ( https://www.politifact.com/ ) to a recent Django version, cleaned up a bunch of legacy cruft, and added decent te
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by frankwiles 8y ago
We ALL need to be against 24/7/365 “on call”. I did it for 10 years. It not only sucks, but I’m confident hurt my overall productivity. If it’s not important enough to hire a backup or two, it’s simply not important.
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by frankwiles 8y ago
This has been a long time coming and overdue to help “open” things up. Thank you James for taking a leading role to help make it happen! I and other DSF/Django members will likely be around here to answer any questions anyone may have.
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by frankwiles 8y ago
What a cool idea! Next time I’m in SF for business going to check it out.
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by frankwiles 8y ago
It’s a shame this has the same name as a high performance Python web framework as well. https://falconframework.org/
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by frankwiles 8y ago
Thank you for bringing this up!
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by frankwiles 8y ago
If your friends or coworkers seem off, check in on them. Everyone needs to know it’s ok to not be ok.
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by frankwiles 9y ago
Honestly never really thought about it much. Wouldn’t that lead to accidentally duplicate URLs in the eyes of things like PageRank?
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by frankwiles 9y ago
Actually I thought that as well when I first saw it was an option, but these are numbers comparing the official images to these images we built using the standard Python benchmarks. Not compared to say some code we wrote or run in productio
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by frankwiles 9y ago
I don't think we ran benchmarks with LTO and PGO in isolation, so honestly not sure exactly how much of a contribution each makes on each benchmark. PGO is definitely the bulk however.
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by frankwiles 9y ago
Yeah I thought it would be nice to release this at North Bay today. We also released our new website redesign (and new infrastructure setup) last night so there is probably some dust on a few things we'll clean up over the next few da
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by frankwiles 9y ago
Absolutely! Was just an oversight on our part, here is the Dockerfile and build info https://github.com/revsys/optimized-python-docker
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by frankwiles 9y ago
Doh sorry that was an oversight on our part. Just pushed up the information and our benchmark runs here https://github.com/revsys/optimized-python-docker
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by frankwiles 9y ago
They're coming for you too CVS and Walgreens.
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by frankwiles 9y ago
Getting something on the front page of Slashdot was one of my proudest moments.
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by frankwiles 10y ago
We built Spectrum ( https://www.devspectrum.com ) for filtering logs and it was great to work with and plenty fast.
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by frankwiles 10y ago
This is is sad and avoidable. As stated in other comments we don't seem to do enough or talk enough about mental health and suicide in tech circles. If you need help please get it. Here is one resource: http://www.headquarte
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Easy way to run commands over ssh using Python 3(revsys.com)
2 points by frankwiles 10y ago|0 comments
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DSF Announces Winner of the 2016 Malcolm Tredinnick Memorial Prize(djangoproject.com)
1 points by frankwiles 10y ago|0 comments
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by frankwiles 10y ago
At REVSYS we got a print made when we launched the refresh of python.org. It's pretty awesome, can definitely recommend this service.
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by frankwiles 10y ago
If you avoid nested serializers it isn't bad performance wise.
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by frankwiles 10y ago
There isn't an alternative really. Like Javascript, it's all there is.
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by frankwiles 10y ago
I doubt it. Easily 10X the amount of spam and low quality posts HN would have to deal with.
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by frankwiles 10y ago
Throwing money at open source projects does not in any way inherently "corrupt" them. This false argument needs to end so we can more easily and more fully fund OSS development.
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by frankwiles 10y ago
This really all boils down to "Ford F-150s are bad trucks because your cargo can get wet when it rains, use a U-Haul truck". Sure, for that VERY specific (and not very common) use case U-Hauls beat F-150s. However, I think we can
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Support Django with 30% PyCharm Discount Promotion(jb.gg)
3 points by frankwiles 10y ago|0 comments
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by frankwiles 10y ago
As others have said, you can never really truly protect things on the client side no matter what language tech you use. We used Electron (well still called Atom-shell back when we started) for building Spectrum ( https://www.devsp

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