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glibgil
12y ago
"Pythonic" is the "patriotic" of programming language world. The term is disgusting. Your language will eventually become lederhosen, beer and bratwurst or apple pie, hamburgers and the Fourth of July. It might make you
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12y ago
API developer and authur who handcrafts via middleware (PHP) hates framework that automatically generates APIs from database features? Quelle f'ing surprise.
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12y ago
What's JAVA?
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12y ago
Whatever, https://github.com/ekmett/machines https://github.com/scalaz/scalaz-stream
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12y ago
"An Elephant is soft and mushy", said the man a few feet behind the animal.
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12y ago
The thing I like about Mesos is that when you approach your problem you are planning for High Availability from the beginning. You don't get that with Docker. Docker let's you make your provisioning stable and repeatable, but you
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12y ago
The lede was buried at the end of the article. “We intend to collaborate with Docker. We can contribute these ideas back to Docker.” I hope that is the case. This will be interesting.
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12y ago
Sharding can scale queues horizontally just like with a database.
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12y ago
And a peach was never president.
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12y ago
On that note, why would HN hellban this user https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=ifyoumakeit , https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=ifyoumakeit ? Obviously, their offensive comment or submission is p
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12y ago
ifyoumakeit wrote: "On Chrome v37, if you change the theme, the "Download Now" button breaks." "A lot of the UI elements are really great, especially the Views section." EDIT: the down-vote on this meta-discuss
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12y ago
Here you go https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8651143
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12y ago
The majority of Utah residents, like 90%, live in urban and suburban areas. It is not a particularly rural state.
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12y ago
Should be titled representing paths. Trees are easy: id, parent_id. Paths are tricky.
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12y ago
The need and achievability of quality time lies on a logarithmic scale which goes downward from infancy to adolescence. When a kid is eight or ten years old, they want the bus ride and you want the train ride. Why go out of your way when yo
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12y ago
Benchmarks are all you need to know unless a language runtime has IO problems. Fewer instructions and less memory mean fewer servers. Benchmarks are really good at predicting general performance. Languages with slow benchmarks need more ser
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12y ago
It was warranted. CPython needs to be derided and PyPy needs to keep up the good work until Python isn't unreasonably slow. Python should be humiliated into being fast or just go away.
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12y ago
You just said, "I know you are but what am I?" Lame.
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12y ago
Sigh, I'll give you the only honest answer it seems you will get here. Node.js runs JavaScript faster than anything runs Python, PyPy included. If you want speed and you like JavaScript just as much as Python, then use Node.js. When I
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12y ago
CPython is hurting the ecosystem by being slow. I'll let you in on a little secret. People used to using C, C++, D even Java and C# laugh at the slowness of languages like Python and Ruby. Blah, blah, blah productivity gains. We laugh.
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12y ago
Figuratively.
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12y ago
We should be worried about AI and we should have a plan: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superintelligence:_Paths,_Dange...
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12y ago
Your father would have had a higher chance of being in prison if he were black. No Commodore 64.
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12y ago
"The rise of the Nazi party in Greece... is partly because of the Dublin Treaty and the incapability of Greece to handle the situation." The rest can be blamed on racism.
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12y ago
The reason they are called corporations is language and vocabulary. The word is like body, as in the body politic. The etymology of corporation is Latin compare "combine in one body" or "persons united in a body for some purp
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12y ago
There is a way. Their source may have been well organized and license problems known already.
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12y ago
That's not why we call them incorporated. 'Body' or 'corpus' are synonyms for 'organization'. They are called corporations because the embody some coordinated effort, not because someone realized "hey
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No shit.
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It's assigning the result of a constructor to a variable. It's JavaScript. So this isn't your thing I guess.
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The Two-Hour Rule in American Business (2008)
(kenrockwell.com)
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