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"can't be assed" is slang: http://www.urbandictionary.com/thesaurus.php?term=can't+be+a... As for "language and written communication is unimportant", the full statement was: "It's no
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13y ago
What are the reasons this isn't just a json-serving front-end to Redis? Is it largely because Redis clustering isn't baked yet?
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13y ago
You'll have to explain what you mean.
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13y ago
Get a CHL and carry a gun and see if you feel that way. For sane people it's humbling, not a power trip.
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13y ago
It seems like what you really want is for b to be a keyword-only argument. Python 3 provides this fwiw.
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13y ago
Absolutely. Recently there was a book I wanted that a local Barnes & Noble actually had in stock. I was happy to go there to buy it, but not for a $15 premium verses Amazon (or bn.com!) That book was only $35 list price too. Being able
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13y ago
Thanks for the links! I learned who my representative was and sent him a respectful e-mail inquiring about his nay vote.
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13y ago
From Wikipedia ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradley_Manning ): > Manning was held from July 2010 in the Marine Corps Brig, Quantico, Virginia, under Prevention of Injury status, which entailed de facto solitary conf
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Did you even read Ellsberg's article? Further, are you aware of the conditions Manning was held under? (Forced to sleep naked, not allowed to exercise, in solitary for such extended periods that human rights organizations declared it t
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13y ago
Can you explain why templating in Salt is better than using conditionals[1], loops[2], and variables[3] in Ansible playbooks? You can even use templates[4] in Ansible that are Jinja2 as well. [1] http://www.ansibleworks.com/
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13y ago
I love that he included his middle name in the signature, after the US bungled its extradition request by getting that wrong.
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I'd love to hear any opinions the RethinkDB guys have about this.
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13y ago
That's consistent with Cuba's own benchmarks - http://files.soveran.com/cuba/#9 - where Sinatra improves over Rails by a little but Cuba improves by a lot.
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13y ago
s/Ruby/Rails/ Rails is a heavyweight framework. I'd be more interested in a comparison with a lightweight framework like Cuba. Ruby will still lose to Go, but the difference probably won't be 10x.
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13y ago
> However, you have to admit they're beginning to sound like profits.[sic] Here's a video I came across the other day of Ron Paul in 1984: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAWmKpBeEz0
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13y ago
This man has more mental energy at nearly 100 than I do in my 30s. What a gift he has.
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13y ago
That's PyPI[1], the Python Package Index, not PyPy[2]. [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi [2] http://pypy.org/
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13y ago
Prior discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2044945 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4841585
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13y ago
Yes, I misspelled Stonebraker, thanks for the correction.
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13y ago
I think that's what Stonebreaker did with PostgreSQL, VoltDB, Vertica...
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14y ago
This is the readme I looked at before I commented: https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/tree/mast... It still references Passenger.
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14y ago
Would still like Ruby to be tested with app servers other than Passenger. Is this planned for Round 4?
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14y ago
Just looked that up. It's Windows-only and I use a Mac. Regardless, I'm using the old, pre-Synapse drivers and they work ok.
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14y ago
> All the software lets you do is change the sensitivity (any good OS will let you do that), turn off the light, and program the "bottom" button. Except if you have a mouse like the Naga with more programmable buttons, they're all usele
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14y ago
https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/288#issuecom... has some options.
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14y ago
> I keep on typing that in, but due to the nature of Fish, it can't (or won't) recognise it. But the excellent history functionality does make up for this a fair bit. I was interested in this comment so I looked into the documentation t
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Charles Carreon Has To Pay $46K In Legal Fees
(techdirt.com)
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Can confirm "dunder" used frequently at PyCon. Personally I prefer "under under".
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14y ago
What about Puma ( http://puma.io ), Goliath ( http://goliath.io ) or Unicorn ( http://unicorn.bogomips.org/ ) instead of Passenger in the Ruby stack?
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14y ago
Sheesh, you can clearly see the GC pauses in the Java versions.
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