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by jhgg 11y ago
Go to the home page and view source. Some pretty intense ASCII art.
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by jhgg 12y ago
It's not true at all. I've done nested routers in DRF plenty of times. router = DefaultRouter() router.register('users/(?P<user_id>\d+)/teams', UserTeamViewSet) You can then access user_id vi
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by jhgg 12y ago
I don't think the title refers to the actual US Navy, but rather a "navy" vs "pirates" (as in people who use boats and occupy the open waters). The idea being that Django is more structured and much larger (as a nav
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by jhgg 12y ago
This can also be achieved in nginx fairly easy: http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_limit_conn_module.htm...
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by jhgg 12y ago
Although this is great and all, what does this do compared to green threads (gevent, eventlet, etc...)?
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by jhgg 12y ago
They never actually say that the peering agreement results in 2x faster performance, just that they use SPDY for 2x speed (which is something they've been doing for a while now). >2x Web Performance Speed - CloudFlare uses advanced
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by jhgg 12y ago
What does this add? Before the partnership, could gce users not use cloudflare? Does the peering agreement result in lower transit costs on my gce bill?
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by jhgg 12y ago
Yep. That's correct. EBS isn't terminated when your SPOT instance is.
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by jhgg 12y ago
Not to nitpick, but your CEO page is a bit misleading. > "a two year contract is required." [1] > "There are no contracts, overages, fees, or license charges at rsync.net." [2] [1] http://ww
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by jhgg 12y ago
It is. secure messages are blue (and the send button has a lock on it), text messages are green. Similar to how iOS does iMessage/SMS messages.
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by jhgg 12y ago
I don't think this is the case. Setting this "isAdmin" flag simply caused the UI to be rendered. But I'm pretty sure that require any access to the remote API calls will be rejected.
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by jhgg 12y ago
That's the logo for Apache Cassandra https://cassandra.apache.org/ which is a highly available, fault-tolerant database designed for write intensive workloads. The NSA probably uses it.
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by jhgg 12y ago
One huge thing missing from this is a demonstration of the UI and features. Also, "Instant Deployments" is pretty confusing. Is this a self hosted/licensed product or saas?
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by jhgg 12y ago
It most definitely is not. http://socket.io/docs/#sending-and-getting-data-(acknowledge... Could be used to serve a similar purpose to this lib.
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by jhgg 12y ago
Was something like this built by hand, or was the map programmatically generated by some kind of tool? Or a mix of both?
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by jhgg 12y ago
One tiny qualm! The dragging on the "Text | Map | Embed" is too sensitive. Usually when most people click, their mouse goes up a few pixels from the the pressure of them pushing down on the mouse button. I couldn't figure out
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by jhgg 12y ago
A screenshot or demo on the page would be very valuable, so I know what's going to happen before I install!
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by jhgg 12y ago
I'd start here: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/file-fdw.htm
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by jhgg 12y ago
You should be able to achieve that with this tool paired with postgres foreign data wrappers!
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by jhgg 12y ago
Although most Python is written in snake_casing, it there's still a few big frameworks that use camelCasing and when you're using them, camelCasing is the way to go. One that comes to mind off the top of my head is Twisted/Zo
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by jhgg 12y ago
Examples b and c on test #6 is something you should NEVER do in Python. Using "is" checking for integers is a huge no-no, and will only work for smaller integers (I think between -5 and 256) that are cached by the interpreter. &qu
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by jhgg 12y ago
If you're talking about OS X, You can change the password in the keychain, or forget the network via the Network prefpane.
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by jhgg 12y ago
It's a bit more than that. It can also be used to convert strings (containing numeric values) to Numbers. More commonly seen than the prefix "~~" is "|0", because of it's low order precedence. > '
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by jhgg 12y ago
Everything's trending to Node.js (unfortunately). Ruby has been steadily declining over the years. The web development industry seems to shift really fast. Server side web technologies/languages change/shift in popularity rea
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by jhgg 12y ago
That'd be really fun actually. But I'm still having mixed feelings about how dumbed down the game got over the years. The complexity of it during vanilla + the first two expansions really made the game fun for me. But with the hom
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by jhgg 12y ago
Likewise. I've done some heavy modification ontop of django-mptt to support limiting tree depth when querying, calculating total children, querying siblings, etc... https://gist.github.com/jhgg/32a379e34c8a56303295
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by jhgg 12y ago
We have something very similar at our workplace. *.l.tsl.io resolves to localhost. We usually use it to test hostnames[1] on our django projects on the the local developeent server. Definitely beats having to add a lot of records to /e
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by jhgg 12y ago
And you have just described the plot of an anime named Psycho-Pass ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psycho-Pass )!
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by jhgg 12y ago
I had this work on my late 2008 macbook pro a long while ago.

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