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by jsmeaton 10y ago
For some things, yes, and we are planning to do this. Deployment is different between our projects though, so we'd prefer our deployment method to live within the repo beside other build steps.
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Awesome work! We've been migrating to Jenkins v2 and blue ocean over the last couple of weeks. The new experience is way way better. Does the 1.0 release offer much that wasn't in the previous version? Edit: Answering my own quest
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
I was dealing with this just yesterday funny enough. We didn't really like the idea of using `load()` to bring in a new file. I'll prefix the rest by saying we haven't actually implemented this yet, so YMMV. Our goal was to h
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Yeah adding buttons to the top of a detail page, or a second form page for an admin action are unnecessarily hard. I've had to do both a number of times in the last few months, and referring back to an existing implementation is the on
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Have you got a source for the telemetry inside the compiled binary claim?
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
I'm a big fan of postman, and I've been using the native app for a few months. It's great for exploring apis then dumping the code into either curl or requests for Python.
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Thanks for that. I just ran a quick django shell test, and fetching 50,000 objects took 6.62 seconds in cpython, and 3.62 seconds in pypy. I haven't done a thorough test of the full app yet, but the basics appear to be working just fin
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
What isn't supported by pypy? Thinking in terms of a modern Django app, what should I be looking out for? Is libxml supported? Database drivers like pyscopg?
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
I'm not disagreeing, but presumably at least some portion of those expenses would be paid back in some way. The Australian model has the government provide the student loan. The interest rate is fixed to CPI and repayments are garnishe
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Agree, thanks for pointing the 'daily' part out, I'd missed that in the OP.
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Steve Yegge was one of the best bloggers I've read. Other than a post from November it'd been dark for a few years. Still a good read though. https://steve-yegge.blogspot.com.au/ https://sites.google.co
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
You're right, I missed that bit. How does that gel with the comment that they contain mutable fields? > Tuples are value types, and their elements are simply public, mutable fields
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
These all look great, especially tuple literals. I wonder why they chose to make tuples mutable though. Can anyone answer that question?
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Assuming for a minute that containers aren't in play, then the isolation model becomes that of a server/vm with the associated overhead of each. To make this easier we'll assume there's only a single service, even though
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Sure, that's a valid question to ask. But imagine you have 1,000,000 customers. Now you have to calculate and manage scaling groups for 1,000,000 customers * number of services. The resourcing costs alone would be outlandish, not to me
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Even if there were a set of VMs per customer (and all the scaling per customer overhead that goes along with that), a carefully crafted exploit would still reveal details for that customer . Then it'd be a matter of enumerating all of
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
> What most surprises me is that their highly competent staff is thoughtlessly violating one of the security principles in sw : SECURITY BY ISOLATION . I don't think this is really true, but I'm open to hearing your thoughts on
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Some libraries just seem obvious in retrospect. This looks very cool. I've had a lot of success using click for command line programs in the past. Fire looks like it'd replace click for the majority of simple cli programs I write.
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Can anyone point me to a decent fully contained example of a smallish app in Phoenix on something like github? I've spent a couple of hours reading some of the Elixir docs and getting familiar with some concepts, but I still have no id
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
How many companies do you think running on AWS host their status page on S3?
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
I'd just upgraded to Sierra and wasn't sure if color profiles for monitor had changed or something.
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
I am (was - new job now) guilty of disabling selinux on the fleet of servers managed by puppet. I was hoping that the modules listed in the article would show that configuring selinux is actually easy, but I came away with my opinions uncha
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
I'd never heard of wirecutter before. Every 6-12 months I (or a family member) will want to make some kind of largeish purchase, and I go hunting for reviews and try to figure it out on my own. I think this site is going to save me a l
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Being able to lock down known interfaces can be beneficial, while leaving the rest open. Optional typing also lets you ignore the type hints when you really know what you want to do. > "static typing only catches trivial errors&quot
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
You've cherry picked a single example that you don't necessarily disagree with and expect everyone to dismiss the entire article? That's not being critical.
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
A week? 2? I don't think technology changes are the right approach here, but you wouldn't be setting travel mode for a duration equal to transit time through an airport.
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Django will generate a LEFT JOIN for nullable keys, and an INNER JOIN for non nullable keys. The lack of control over joins and conditions is a weakness of the ORM, but Django generally does the right thing. Of course, you can do an `__isnu
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
I'd be very surprised if there wouldn't be a market for unofficial support of older Django versions - especially 1.8 or 1.11 in the future. It wouldn't be a 'sexy' company, but it'd make money and please a lot
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
I haven't followed this one myself, but the django girls tutorial is supposed to be excellent. https://tutorial.djangogirls.org/en/
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by jsmeaton 10y ago
Raw requires a primary key to be returned so it can rebuild the model object for you. You could also use django.db.connection.cursor() directly.

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