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by haney 8y ago
The ballot-counting equipment is part of a broader redesign of Los Angeles County’s voting system, which will include new equipment while relying on a traditional paper ballot. So they’re paper ballots but the
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by haney 8y ago
I use Apache Airflow with BashOperator for tons of stuff like this, simple web UI for logs/retries, supports dependencies between jobs and when tasks get more complex it’s Python and it supports extensions.
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by haney 8y ago
Economically-questionable conclusions: although individual secretive utilities might on occasion make dumb deals, they'll charge households whatever the market & regulators will allow, and then charge Amazon whatever the
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by haney 8y ago
What about running the benchmark multiple times on instances of the same type? I get that it would be noisy but lots of workloads run on shared instances so it’s a useful measuring stick in that way.
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by haney 8y ago
It'd be awesome if they provided a comparison of other tools on the same hardware like, "on an AWS M4.xlarge instance we were able to achieve 160m/ops/sec when the dataset fit into memory where as redis only did X"
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by haney 8y ago
Yeah this article is kind of light on technical details. I’d love to see an in depth postmortem and see what Apple’s mitigation plan is.
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by haney 8y ago
That feels like about three layers too low. Pretty much my entire feeling on AWS's UX every time I want to do something simple
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by haney 8y ago
Except an AWS employee configured it, granted that employee was human, but was a member of the blamed organization.
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by haney 8y ago
"The bucket in question was created by an AWS salesperson to store prospective AWS pricing scenarios while working with a customer," an AWS spokesperson told Engadget. It's bad when even AWS employees misconfi
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by haney 8y ago
Also, I was curious, and by the Wikipedia definition[1] TN doesn't qualify as "deep south". We definitely still have our share of problems and there are "southern" things that drive me crazy but it's not quite
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by haney 8y ago
Chattanooga is a similar refuge, Democratic mayor and pretty liberal local government, 4th most democratic voting county in '16 (although admittedly still red by a small margin, mostly due to the outer reaches of town)
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by haney 8y ago
Chattanooga, city government and non profits are itching to be supportive, small but enthusiastic engineers community, super high quality of life.
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by haney 8y ago
https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/ > 2.5.2 Apps should be self-contained in their bundles, > and may not read or write data outside the designated > container area, no
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by haney 8y ago
It might help if you could provide a bit more context. Is there an example project you're working on? Is there a particular sector / type of business you're interested in learning more about? Are you interested in the "p
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by haney 8y ago
I agree that javascript is a bit odd for a beginner in terms of scoping, callbacks, truthiness, etc. However, it's really broadly applicable, JS would be a horrible choice for a university introductory course but might not be a bad cho
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by haney 8y ago
I've used code push before and didn't really love the lack of visibility into what was running on the other side, it also feels really risky to make it a core part of my app considering that microsoft has already changed direction
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by haney 8y ago
What tool/service/library are you using for OTA updates? Could you share any best practices around managing the roll out (do you push to everyone, a subset, etc.)?
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by haney 8y ago
> Is your data heterogeneous at a record-level? I usually just use JSONB columns for this.
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by haney 8y ago
I'm interested to see this on the front page given the number of people trashing Mongo lately. Currently when deciding on a backing store for my python based applications I usually jump straight to PostgreSQL what are the things that M
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by haney 8y ago
After you're mastered all the available operators the real fun begins when you start writing your own operator methods on classes http://thepythonguru.com/python-operator-overloading/ The ability to override opera
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by haney 8y ago
Nice, I tried to hand roll something like this using link-state and my own renders but it didn't work well for me. I'll definitely check this out.
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by haney 8y ago
So I understand that I can use the cache, not use the cache, or use the cache and always go over network for the entire request but that's all client side. GraphQL in general lacks a good answer for object level caching (so in my case
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by haney 8y ago
I’ve played with it a little, and I may resort to creating a proxy node app that reads through to the python app exclusively so I can get better monitoring.
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by haney 8y ago
Mostly, NOTE: I'm using python/django/graphene server side and apollo client side. I love how flexible it is for client developers and because the great client side libraries it helps to eliminate a ton of boiler plate code
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Prioritizing “Non-Feature” Work and Continuous Improvement(hackernoon.com)
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The Dramatic Benefits of Django Subqueries and Annotations(medium.com)
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by haney 8y ago
Sure, I’m not advocating for developer experience above all else, just pointing out that the fast/cheap/good “pick any two” balancing problem can be solved in multiple ways. I totally agree that we build products for our users not
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by haney 8y ago
All engineering requires trade offs, in this case you’re trading productivity in one area vs flexibility.
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by haney 8y ago
So I'll state my bias up front. I'm a pretty happy non-native react-native developer. After reading this write up and AirBnB's write up about RN I keep wondering if the source of the problem is more with integration points be
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by haney 8y ago
This is a totally acceptable approach but not one I personally would prefer. One of the advantages of django apps is having cleanly divided responsibility. For example, I worked on a large django project that had 70+ apps and several dozen

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