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by jnoller 15y ago
George is a perfect example of great contributors, who probably don't consider themselves such. This ties back to my recent post ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2516698 ) and the "Why I don't contribute" ( http://news.ycombinator.com/
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On Contribution(jessenoller.com)
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by jnoller 15y ago
I didn't know Derek, but reading this I'll miss him, but thank him for this. Between this post, "Cranking" ( http://www.43folders.com/2011/04/22/cranking ) and the fact I have a second child probably coming Very Soon Now, I have to admit I'
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The Numbers of Disqus(blog.disqus.com)
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by jnoller 15y ago
Thank you for saying this Brian. Very well stated - and here is a link for the page on the python-core-mentors stuff: http://pythonmentors.com/
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DVCS-Autosync: A personal Dropbox replacement based on Git(mayrhofer.eu.org)
46 points by jnoller 15y ago|16 comments
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Building Your Own Dropbox Equivalent(cloudfs.org)
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Getting to do what you love, with people that are awesome.(jessenoller.com)
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PyPy 1.5 Released: Catching Up(morepypy.blogspot.com)
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by jnoller 15y ago
Yup, I totally forgot to include his talks from the various conferences.
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Have you read your Python Docs Lately?(jessenoller.com)
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by jnoller 15y ago
Originally from: http://intraspirit.net/images/aws-explained.png - I put it on imgur to reduce server load.
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AWS Service Post Mortem, annotated and corrected [png](i.imgur.com)
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Encryption Keys, User Data and Subpoenas(nasuni.com)
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Switching to a standing Desk; thoughts(jessenoller.com)
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by jnoller 16y ago
This resonates very, very powerfully as someone who has one wonderful kid, and another on the way, obsessed about tech, his startup and a million other things. Now this has me asking why I'm spinning that crank so hard. I look at my beautif
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PyOpenSSL on PyPy(as.ynchrono.us)
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The Hitchhikers Guide to Python(docs.python-guide.org)
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by jnoller 16y ago
Darn, missed out - looks like they're all dead.
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Musings on the culture of python-dev(boredomandlaziness.org)
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Cirtas Systems Implodes, VC Pulls Out; What’s Next?: Cloud Computing News «(gigaom.com)
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Explaining the Python Software Foundation - Part 1(jessenoller.com)
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The Best Backup Is no Backup.(nasuni.com)
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Python Mentors | Python Core Mentorship(pythonmentors.com)
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Designing a File System for the Cloud(nasuni.com)
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Python Insider: Formalizing the AST Change Control Policy(blog.python.org)
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Openness and reputation(monogatari.doukut.su)
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by jnoller 16y ago
http://morepypy.blogspot.com/2010/04/using-cpython-extension...
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by jnoller 16y ago
Ah! But you see, it's possible to trick CPython extensions into thinking you do support refcounting: http://code.google.com/p/ironclad/ is proof. So you can be compatible, yet advanced :)
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by jnoller 16y ago
Everyone is optimistic that they can factor out the GIL (see: Unladen Swallow). Then they find out the problem is much, much harder then they initially thought. That said, all it requires is a fundamental change (e.g. dropping) the ref coun

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