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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Kogan.com | Full Stack Developers, Front End Engineers, Back End Engineers | Full Time | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | https://careers.kogan.com/software-devs-engineering/ Kogan.com is a pioneer of Australia's o
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Since no one has mentioned yet, it IS bounded to the last 9000 queries by default.
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Isn't the difference that a stock is only traded on a single exchange? If stocks were traded on multiple exchanges, and the value was reported as the average across all of them, then that number would be just as made up.
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
`create proc if not exists get_customer_v1243(params)` .. I've seen this.
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
They missed their first launch date by a week and a half. The lack of retailers is probably in part due to lack of APIs available til very close to launch day (within a week for orders) and a non existent sandbox for testing implementations
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
I think choosing to migrate to a completely different language rather than rewriting in python 3 is a totally valid strategy. Maybe they’ve switched to c# lately and are using lack of py2 as a trigger to rewrite. Maybe going after the benef
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
A good time to remind that Django has met all milestone, bug fix, and security fix release targets since the introduction of the Django Fellow which can only be funded with donations. https://www.djangoproject.com/fundraisin
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Kogan.com | Full Stack Developers, Front End Engineers, Back End Engineers | Full Time | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | https://careers.kogan.com/software-devs-engineering/ Kogan.com is a pioneer of Australia's o
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Maybe, I'll probably try to spin up an instance and test it. But the celery docs call out explicit lack of support for STOMP and ActiveMQ here http://docs.celeryproject.org/en/latest/faq.html#can-i-use-c...
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We would probably use this tomorrow (replacing self managed Rabbit MQ instances) if celery/kombu supported ActiveMQ. Might be the service that generates the volunteers needed to add ActiveMQ support to Kombu. (Not ruling out attempting
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Reject a claim because you don’t like the source. Assert that the initial claim is a rejection of science. But instead of refuting the numbers with your own, you launch into an emotional attack about “the left” bombing brown people and peop
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Fair comment - but I'm not using HAProxy anymore at my current job, so my use case has passed (for now).
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Are there any plans to add UDP support to HAProxy? I wanted to use HAProxy as a SIP/RTP proxy at my last job, but was unable to do so as we were pushing SIP and RTP as UDP.
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Kogan.com | Full Stack Developers, Front End Engineers, Back End Engineers, UX Designers | Full Time | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | https://careers.kogan.com/software-devs-engineering/ Kogan.com is a pioneer of Aust
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Instead you appear to be advocating for over engineering a solution for a problem you don’t yet have where the opportunity costs are probably features customers can use. That is also a huge risk to a business, but one that is immediate .
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
This is an issue with nearly every conference I've been to. Most attendees seem ok with higher level talks, though whenever there is a deeply technical and interesting topic the room is always overflowing. If there are multiple tracks
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
ap-southeast-2 for us.
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Now the wait for our region to gain compatibility.
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
That makes sense in an economy where supply (jobs) is greater than demand. If there are no other jobs then your choice becomes work for as little as offered or starve .
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Opex vs capex
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
S3 works fine for me in Transmit 4. S3 is basically all I use Transmit for. Is there a particular use case that is broken for?
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Probably - as long as it didn't have to adhere to the unit of work pattern that Alchemy uses. I've considered trying to implement the Django ORM frontend on an Alchemy backend but.. time.
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Really? Then what's the point? If a reference isn't honest then why trust them at all.
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Understanding Window Functions (2013)(tapoueh.org)
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
I don't think I really grok :symbols, which is also the main thing that puts me off ruby. What's the point? What are they useful for?
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Is radarr a couchpotato replacement? Any reason to prefer radarr?
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There's nothing wrong with using multiple editors for different tasks. I'm currently using vscode after a stint with atom for the majority of my editing. But I use sublime text for scratch space or quickly opening large files or o
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
VSCode has integrated debugging for most languages, but as I mentioned upthread, it's hit or miss depending on the language and environment.
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My only issue with vscode and the python plugin is the debugger. It's completely broken for django projects even if you can manage to figure out the special incantations from piecing together information from the wiki and 5 or 6 issues
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
Find an open source project that interests you, and start helping. Even better if it's a project you use and you're aware of some sore spots. Start small, with documentation issues or easy pickings tasks. This is to get you famili

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