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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I think this touches on PHP's real security issue. It's easy to get going quickly but becomes an issue fast. Smart people tend to move away from PHP, but startups find this difficult. Hiring is then an issue and the bad practices persist.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
The existence of one bug doesn't imply complete disaster everywhere. It should be treated as an anecdote. Good science demands it. Good science would also suggest Tumblr should get some experts to help them discover anything else that might
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I fail to see how that isn't also a human error?
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I think you fail to give them credit for what they're attempting. Security is the focus of many readers of HN, but Tumblr's focus is the user experience. This isn't to say security isn't important, but they're rushing to make Tumblr as fun
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
Aren't all bugs effectively a human error at some level? In this case, the human wrote bad PHP. I hope Tumblr will keep us more in the loop on this than when they were down for 24+ hours.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
My favorite thing about dr chrono is that these guys aren't the usual YC young kids.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
Who said everyone has to agree? If you don't like coffee script, don't use it. It's that simple.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
The CMS strategy strikes me as being very similar to how Azuls concurrent GC works. Could anyone with better understanding of GC comment?
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
Lost me at hipster...
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I was clarifying since you didn't say so explicitly. Best to be clear.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
Finiteloop = Bret Taylor, CTO of Facebook
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
Some of their answers seem a little nonsensical. Python, for example, is not blazingly fast, but it is good for some things like I/O bound systems.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I have also started a framework called brubeck for using python's eventlet for coroutines for message routing / processing. https://github.com/j2labs/brubeck I have the proof of concept, which is more minimal as a project I'm calling mong
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
The NLTK Cookbook is also great. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1849513600
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
If the plan is indeed to ditch the app approach, I would be very surprised. Html5 does not offer the same reliability as a native app at this time. It could happen down the line with a solid web experience as the starting point.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I am stoked for this. I have met David a couple times and know he's got the right mind and attitude to do a good job. NYC is not an easy place to navigate quickly. This newsletter will especially help hackers new to the NYC scene.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
That would destroy its portability.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
Interesting to see pymongo on that list. What about other databases? Edit: Mysql appears to be represented too
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I agree. It suggests that version numbers are essentially meaningless when the consumer of the versioned item is only concerned with what is supported. It almost seems reasonable to think any browser level 7 should have full HTML5 compatibi
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
It still has a bubble which hasn't popped. Australia is def a nation to watch.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I don't understand why financial relationship has to be perceived as a negative thing. A business relationship can be excellent, just like a typical friendship. Expectations are different, sure. There are a lot of good things that can come
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
Just alerting readers to be aware of potential bias. What you said is a fair point, but we're after the same goal.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
These posts are written by one of the Clustrix founders.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
You can read them, but unless you have the dx it will be difficult. I much prefer the experience of goodreader on iPad.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I think it's a bit unfair to use this as the title when you're linking to an official Jenkins post. The actual title doesn't make a swipe at Hudson.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
Doesn't seem to work.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I wrote something similar for Python. Not quite as robust, but on a similar path. DictShield: https://github.com/j2labs/dictshield
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
You could use eventlet or gevent for coroutines in Python.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
I have to disagree. The IOLoop is not trivial and could lead to some major confusion.
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by j2d2j2d2 16y ago
Nothing wrong with reading the script before running it. :)

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