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by jsmeaton 7y ago
That's not clear at all. It's not hostile to tinkerers. It's hostile to entities that may want to take others open source work and provide a business around that work. You can still run the software, for free, in your busines
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
For the sites I typically work on it’s very hard to give up the Django admin and all of the features it provides. At the same time, I’d love a stronger type system to avoid a bunch of the pitfalls that the dynamism of python has. So count m
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Would you mail weed to someone in the post? C'mon..
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Pretty unfair comment. He was asked. He answered.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/ref/settings/#std:sett... pooling is available, but off by default. I suspect most new projects turn it on, but I have no data to support that.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
The redis cache client in Django is effectively an ORM - but a much lighter one. The cache client is also doing compression and uses msgpack for serialization. I think the comparison, in the context of a regular Django developer, is apt.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
o/ Matt! I’ve worked with Matt before, and he’s a terrific dev well worth your time.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Really? That sucks, I’m sorry. My own email is in my profile if you want me to chase it up!
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Kogan.com | Android Developers, iOS Developers, Full Stack Engineers | Full Time | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | https://careers.kogan.com/software-devs-engineering/ Our primary focus right now is finding a couple of
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
I personally disagree. I hated the whole docker-machine rubbish and exporting of the env vars. That doesn't make the performance problems of docker-for-mac any less nasty though.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
The article is discussing specific features that Telegram is adding to make it harder to do matching on numbers to identify aliases. This is not a general proclamation.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Have you used sumologic or splunk? I feel like they both have the capabilities you’re talking about.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
I raised an official support request with Heroku for this. “It’s coming” along with other improvements to python build packs.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
We certainly wouldn't fit into the community edition :) Our main project is running on Django 1.11. I'm going to wait until we're on Django > 2 for the database tracing integration. What I'd love to see is a screencas
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Search for them where? Github? Pastebin? Numerous other known and unknown websites? In what format? Do ToS for each of the sites being scraped support this? Do you stick dummy records in every single data set? That's why I'm askin
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Are you suggesting they should have been doing this as a matter of course, or once they were notified of the breach and the data available on GitHub?
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by jsmeaton 7y 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 7y ago
Thanks for talking about Honeycomb, I’ve been looking out for peoples experiences as it looks like quite a nice tool. We’ve just moved over to structured event based logging, but we’re still using tools like Sumo, newrelic, etc and it’s not
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
I’ve stopped worrying about minimising IAM permissions and tend to just use the built in AWS roles for most things now.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
It’s being downvoted because it’s a boring tired comment that adds nothing new. These discussions are had in nearly every thread.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Bold claim, since psycopg2 is used overwhelmingly more than any other library. Though asyncpg (or something like it) is likely the future, it’s a long way to go before calling psycopg obsolete.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
I’ve previously suggested this as something the DSF could do as a money maker, but I don’t think the operational complexity makes sense for a non profit foundation. I’m surprised no one else has picked this up as a business idea though. The
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
As a library author that’s well within your rights to determine what you’re willing to support or not. Django has a very big user base. There are many users working on “very large sites” where the cost of “churn” is dramatic. There are thre
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
The author writes that they have a particularly big piece of maintenance coming up. > The latest change we need is an especially large amount of work, as we will have to move from Python 2 to Python 3. This sounds like the transition fro
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
It’s been awhile since I’ve used HAProxy (changed roles, loved the product). But are there drawbacks running on all cores? I seem to remember sticky routing and acls not working properly as each core had its own set. Has that changed?
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Also he’ll stay on as part of the package.
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by jsmeaton 7y 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 7y ago
Free crawlers barely work. Unless you have a block account on a separate network, most files you download will have missing articles. Most articles are out of date and slightly wrong. Having to piece together bits from various places. Singl
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Setting up sonarr and radarr is not trivial, especially if you’re hooking it up to Usenet. I spend a couple of hours every year repairing the setup after the NAS has updated the mono version. Finding the right Usenet server and the correct
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
It’s unclear if the author meant that performance is better “because java” or “because rewrite”.

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