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by guggle 6y ago
I don't know where you're from but I'm sure I could find weirdness there, just like everywhere. That said, this law is heavily criticized at the moment, for good reasons.
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by guggle 6y ago
Because interruptions. Lots of them. Of all kinds.
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by guggle 6y ago
Having a single source of documentation and components perfectly integrated out of the box make a huge difference.
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by guggle 6y ago
Yes, Django takes care of the complexity so the developer does not have to. Flask is bare bones, so the complexity is left to the developer. I have done similar applications and websites with both and I know which one I'm more producti
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by guggle 6y ago
I wouldn't count Flask as simpler than Django. These 5 lines hello world examples are incredibly misleading.
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by guggle 6y ago
and magic_quotes...
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by guggle 6y ago
Just tried it by replacing NGinX on my personal servers... I don't have anything complex (python backends, some static files...) but so far the user experience is stellar :)
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by guggle 6y ago
Oh how I hated the fact that php.ini could change so much of the PHP behaviour... can't say I miss those days. Also, I don't know about now because I left this ecosystem long ago, but it was very common for apps to bundle their ow
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by guggle 6y ago
> With PHP, all the users has to do is to fetch the project files and upload them with FTP to the directory the hoster told them to Let's not idealize things. For moderately complex apps, even back in the days, this falls pretty fas
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by guggle 6y ago
Talk about a bummer... Golang makes it easy to make static binaries. Way too easy for the distro apparently. Deb files will be just fine.
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by guggle 6y ago
Hell no... for reasons not on my part I have one of these. I won't list the problems but I'll just say this: I just want my 2015 Macbook back.
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by guggle 6y ago
> On the single deployment binary issue, let me just underline that point with one word: virtualenv. can you expand ?
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by guggle 6y ago
I'm a python user and parallelism and performance are not the reason I tried Golang because I had no poblem with these for my use cases. However, it solves the only problem I have with Python which is deployement/distribution: bas
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by guggle 6y ago
I couldn't get v4l2 to work for some in-browser apps. But this one I could: https://github.com/webcamoid/akvcam
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by guggle 6y ago
Happened to me years ago with Flickr... all my pictures lost, including family. This is how you learn the hard way that the cloud is just someone else's computer.
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by guggle 7y ago
That's great ! Very useful.
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by guggle 7y ago
I don't know, I don't need that. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one. I understand why you'd need it though.
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by guggle 7y ago
Well, I can only sympathize then... Personaly I just stick with manual venv and pip. It's not hard to use, it works, it's standard. But of course I'm lucky enough to be the one making the decisions.
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by guggle 7y ago
Don't use pipenv, you don't need it. Seriously. Edit: you don't need poetry either.
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by guggle 7y ago
> I cannot help but feel that articles like this are a subtle form of social manipulation; especially for younger, less experienced programmers. Indeed, I'd go as far as saying this is straight up managerial tautological BS like I&#
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by guggle 7y ago
I think Nim also has digit separator.
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by guggle 7y ago
ahh... the good ol' days of magic_quotes enabled by default... because, yeah, why would anyone want to use data for anything else than putting it in a mysql db ? mm ? :-)
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by guggle 7y ago
I initially followed the same path... then I just ditched completely PHP and its ecosystem and then never felt the need to write my own ORM/Router/libs again.
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by guggle 7y ago
Still true though.
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by guggle 7y ago
Tons of libs wouldn't work this way I guess, probably including stuff in the standard library. So you could really just use a subset of the Python ecosystem. I'm not sure it's worth the effort.
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by guggle 7y ago
cheap hosters did.
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by guggle 7y ago
Yes, thank you, I knew this study. I wonder how real-world apps would change (or not) the conclusions.
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by guggle 7y ago
Makes me want to learn more Go...
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by guggle 7y ago
"But It’s not just about running fast, battery life matters as-well. Fewer cycles means less battery consumption which is a major win if you ask me. As long as I can help it, I’ll do my best to avoid draining a user’s battery in five m
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by guggle 7y ago
I love to work in python and I came here just to point out that it's pretty obvious one should not use it if raw performance is a concern (which is not in many situations). I remembered this Cal Henderson talk at Djangocon: https:&#x2

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