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by halayli 14y ago
spdy is better designed and supports compression out of the box. I also don't think that a network protocol should be part of HTML5 standard.
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by halayli 14y ago
The money is in display ads. It's not about intentions only. You don't buy a can of coke online. But coke definitely want to advertise online and be able to target very specific crowd based on an FB profile.
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by halayli 14y ago
It's worth explaining why mutable defaults are bad. The problem with mutable defaults is that they are evaluated once only when the function is defined. Each time the function is called you'll be using the same mutable variable that was cre
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by halayli 14y ago
The cost of products doesn't just come from the raw material used in it. What about R&D cost for example? There's a lot more to establish a product price than simply summing up material cost.
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by halayli 14y ago
How is it different from xmlrpclib? http://docs.python.org/library/xmlrpclib.html#example-of-cli...
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by halayli 14y ago
RT is just a different propaganda.
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by halayli 14y ago
I much prefer share-nothing approach and use sockets + subprocess for communication. It scales nicely.
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by halayli 14y ago
Why are they measuring requests/sec? Any server can accept connections at a high rate but what matters is responding in a timely manner. I doubt the requests number too. Writing a dummy socket server (evented, threaded, ...) that just retur
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by halayli 15y ago
I found backbone to be much simpler, and method names have a clearer intention of what they do and follow common conventions. Looking at the following Spine methods, Spine.Model.sub, configure, I cannot even make an educated guess what they
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by halayli 15y ago
Agreed. It didn't surprise me much, but it makes things less consistent.
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by halayli 15y ago
Speaking of CPython optimizations > x = 124236 > y = 124237 > y -= 1 > id(x) 140474467900408 > id(y) 140474467900360 > x is y False > x = 1 > y = 2 > y -= 1 > id(x) 140558102245816 > id(y) 1405581
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by halayli 15y ago
I wrote the docs. :) . It really does provide blocking calls inside a coroutine. The coroutine can totally block on a non-socket resource (CPU calculation, disk IO in case you aren't using aio) without effecting other coroutines. I do agree
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by halayli 15y ago
Forcing users to relearn an interface without providing any added value makes no sense. I ended up moving to Mail.app (which isn't perfect) because of the hideous in-page scrolling forced on me in the new Gmail interface. Desktop experience
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Woopra.com is hiring(woopra.com)
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by halayli 15y ago
I changed the license to BSD one hour ago after I was reminded by this post :). The comment was made before the change.
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by halayli 15y ago
fixed. Thanks for catching it!
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by halayli 15y ago
and done!
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by halayli 15y ago
I've been pretty busy in the past month and I never got a chance to go ahead and change the license. But yes I'll be changing it to BSD license this week.
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by halayli 15y ago
lthread allows you to do so by message passing.
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by halayli 15y ago
In lthread, a coroutine lib, ( http://github.com/halayli/lthread ) you can make blocking calls inside coroutines. It gives you the lightness of event-driven, the advantages of threads, and the simplicity of sequential statements. And it can
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by halayli 15y ago
I stopped using it and moved to Mail.app. I cannot stand in-page scrolling.
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by halayli 15y ago
I feel jwz is trying to find a rational to his feelings.
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by halayli 15y ago
I feel it's money flowing from the left pocket to the right pocket of the same pants.
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by halayli 15y ago
It's working by chance.
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by halayli 15y ago
Open up your protocols first.
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by halayli 15y ago
I've seen gevent monkey patching going wrong and it wasn't pretty. :) Not to mention that if you are using a c-extension monkey patching won't help much.
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by halayli 15y ago
I'd avoid monkey patching, it can confuse the programmer as to which module is being used. In a small program it's not a big deal but in large systems it can become an issue.
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by halayli 15y ago
I find it ironic that an article titled 'Be Specific' is made up of 1802 words.
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by halayli 15y ago
http://www.linuxprogrammingblog.com/all-about-linux-signals?... http://www.linuxprogrammingblog.com/code-examples/signalfd I just wish freebsd and linux folks agree on a standard instead of dealing with multiple ways to handle async eve
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by halayli 15y ago
You are comparing apples to oranges imo. Backbone is an MVC framework only, YUI is a lot more. Each tries to accomplish something very different.

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