k_bx

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by k_bx 15y ago
http://www.kievbass.com/podcasts/ works for me
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by k_bx 15y ago
No, I know about bookmarks, but still, it's all about multiple heads. In mercurial branches, if you merge someone's work on the same bookmark as you did, you get new anonymous head. That head gets it's bookmark lost, since bookmark can only
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by k_bx 15y ago
I think that the real difference between git and mercurial is allowing multiple heads in the same branch. Everything else is just an API difference, but from high level point of view -- they're just trees if commits, that's all.
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by k_bx 15y ago
sleep() in javascript. just feel it's absence.
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by k_bx 15y ago
Really experienced mention the third 90% http://morepypy.blogspot.com/2011/11/gothenburg-sprint-repor... (search 90%)
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by k_bx 15y ago
Yeah, at the end of the day, when it's, say, Tuesday 4:00 AM and your eyes start to close harder then you can hold them, you are still looking at some shitty and not interesting at all comments on HN, you are almost asleep. You feel it. Now
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by k_bx 15y ago
I would add | sort -h here
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by k_bx 15y ago
Of course :)
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by k_bx 15y ago
Also I noticed only recently that emacs32-nox is really-really lightweight and starts immediately, so I am happy to install/run it on my servers.
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by k_bx 15y ago
Wikipedia could sold ads on articles like "antivirus software", or "ocr software", or "photocameras". Hell, I even WANT to see ads on pages like this.
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by k_bx 15y ago
Maybe I misunderstand it, but doesn't "retries" gets increased only on MalformedLogEntries? I mean, if there's no malformed log entries -- how will it ever exit?
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by k_bx 15y ago
Well, I agree with inconsistency in microsoft technology stack. But heck, it's PHP! PHP is evolving even more, it had only recent futures like namespaces, simple things like a()[0]. But that's not the main problem. The main problem is clean
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by k_bx 15y ago
Man looked at PHP after C# and was happy with that. I feel suspicious.
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by k_bx 15y ago
I found most of associations so talent-less that it's even funny.
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by k_bx 15y ago
Because it doesn't matter what is it based on. Important is _where_ it is. I mean, yes, instead of "in the cloud" you could say "out there", but that's more confusing, because can mean too much things. Cloud is a nice word that does it's jo
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by k_bx 15y ago
When I want to watch some sport event -- I don't care if it starts right away or in minute or two. Because often all the online-video channels are just over-loaded. So maybe something like this would solve the problem?
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by k_bx 15y ago
Yes, I understood what you said about W=2 and about safe. Maybe what I wrote wasn't too clear :-)
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by k_bx 15y ago
Well, yes, it would be fair to say that when you need to use MongoDB instead RDBMS you have to make safe=True commits all the time (otherwise you can really lost piece of them). I didn't do any benchmarks, because for usage like this I am c
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by k_bx 15y ago
I have strong knowledge and some good experience with MongoDB, and now, on my new job, we will use Riak (it's a new project that just starts) as primary server. And while user-friendliness of it is a bit horrifying sometimes (hope I can hel
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by k_bx 15y ago
I was even gonna write a big blog post and say something similar to what you just said, but (of course) you said it better. Thank you.
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by k_bx 15y ago
offtopic: and for dr. who fans http://aubronwood.com/ticktock/