j2labs

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by j2labs 14y ago
I understand Jeff's motivation for writing his piece. Alas, I just hope people learn to code if they want, or don't if they don't want to. That's all. No one else can make the decision for them. I also go out of my way to teach people codin
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by j2labs 14y ago
Ugh. This again... Zed slayed this debate but I guess the horse is still twitching.
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by j2labs 14y ago
Brubeck can generate a full REST API capable of supporting Backbone.js apps by just writing the data model. Similar to Tastypie, but on Brubeck. https://github.com/j2labs/todos is an example.
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by j2labs 14y ago
Even though I agree, virtualenvwrapper is currently a shell script. That makes me think it probably wouldn't be included, but a pythonic version of the same thing could exist and fill this gap.
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Virtualenv to be part of Python 3.3(mail.python.org)
251 points by j2labs 14y ago|58 comments
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by j2labs 14y ago
I thought you meant to say you had additional personal experience, but perhaps you've just been reading about Riak today. Thanks anyway.
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by j2labs 14y ago
Very useful data. Do you have anything more comprehensive about your experience?
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by j2labs 14y ago
Callback hell doesn't have to exist. Python has gevent / eventlet and Node has tame.js, among others.
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by j2labs 14y ago
Python folks might be interested in Brubeck. It too pulls messages directly from mongrel2 and provides coroutines for its concurrency abstraction. https://github.com/j2labs/brubeck
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by j2labs 14y ago
The reason for FB's drop seems simple. The options have been traded on secondmarket for a long time already, meaning institutional investors have already been playing the invest-in-facebook game for a long time. The only folks left are the
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by j2labs 14y ago
Still no gzip support, though. I had to jump through some hoops to get this to work by posting duplicate files that were gzipped ahead of time that respond to all requests with static headers saying the content is gzipped. It works, but it'
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by j2labs 14y ago
Did you forget about the ninja combinator?!
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by j2labs 14y ago
Regarding your third point, if I was a VC that was beating the market - and there actually are many - I'd be happy to share my info and put pressure on the weaker VC's to expose themselves.
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Social Publishing is a Paris cafe(jonsteinberg.com)
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by j2labs 14y ago
While abilities are important, being able to trust someone is almost certainly more important.
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by j2labs 14y ago
I love that this started with bad use cases.
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by j2labs 14y ago
It's the little things...
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by j2labs 14y ago
What brand do you play in?
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by j2labs 14y ago
They should take it as a cue to start differentiating themselves as the experts Amazon aren't. Amazon jumping in could be a rising tide, rather than a destructive force, if McMaster Carr plays their cards right.
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by j2labs 15y ago
This is basically to well-actually an entire presentation. http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2011/Feb-17.html
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by j2labs 15y ago
Got evidence?
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by j2labs 15y ago
My mistake, you are correct that I forgot the second command. The new tldr is: numactl --interleave=all /path/to/daemon; echo 0 > /proc/sys/vm/zone_reclaim_mode This file helps explain the different ways one can tweak memory with Linux:
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by j2labs 15y ago
tl;dr - If you're running a database, or generally memory intensive system, while also using multiple CPUs you should run this command: echo 0 > /proc/sys/vm/zone_reclaim_mode But the article is great. You should definitely read it.
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by j2labs 15y ago
I was in batch[0] and have spent a lot of time with the people who run this group. I think they're wonderful. I stand by what I have written in the past: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3436007
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by j2labs 15y ago
Visual twitter, beautifully done. That's all, but I love it.
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by j2labs 15y ago
I think it would be pretty cool to hook Brubeck up to ZeroRPC. Brubeck can do all the web processing and then communicate with Mongrel2 for HTTP while delegating other work through ZeroRPC.
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by j2labs 15y ago
You can use TLS/SSL with ZeroMQ. The docs suggest doing so here: http://www.zeromq.org/topics:encryption
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by j2labs 15y ago
As I said before: Ease in using HTTP itself is welcome, but I don't want to use it in my infrastructure. It's a band-aid for WSGI instead of a solution.
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by j2labs 15y ago
I prefer ZMQ when I have the choice. ZMQ is better from an ideological perspective and better for infrastructure. In cases where you can only use HTTP, this will be great, but if I have a choice I'd use ZMQ instead. I don't mean to sound di
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by j2labs 15y ago
The involvement of the requests library signals that the consumer is not a web browser...

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