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by kenneth_reitz 11y ago
Well, that's creepy.
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by kenneth_reitz 11y ago
Agreed! I was heavily exploring building this upon SQLAlchemy, but decided that the first version needed only to support the only database I use regularly: Postgres. There's a very big chance that SQLAlchemy will be integrated into the
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by kenneth_reitz 11y ago
The marketing for these products always amazes me.
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Introducing Certifi: Trust Database for Humans(kennethreitz.org)
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
Not long.
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
This is why greenlets exist.
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
Documentation for utilizing this with Python and Flask :) https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/python-websockets
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
I've been telling them for years, they need Git-backed issues.
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
Why does something have to be better to be useful?
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
Tornado is an excellent choice for websockets, but someone shouldn't have to switch web frameworks just to support them. This works well for people who like working with Flask and have existing applications that they want to add websoc
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
When used in conjunction with Gunicorn, this setup gets significantly more complicated, involving middlewares and monkeypatches. That's why I wrote the module :) This also doesn't require the use of Gevent, like using gevent-web
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
Phones can take pictures. Why do cameras exist? Because a phone is a shitty camera.
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
or just let nature do its thing
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
It wasn't pretty. Not the end of the world, though.
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
Ask someone with an account to let you comment on one of their drafts before they publish it. Boom, you have an account.
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
I basically use it as an idea sketchpad for brainstorming. I keep a book of the thin blank pages in it, as well as one squared. The squared goes mostly unused, but it's useful for writing down visual ideas for websites and such. Hope t
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
Using a service like PagodaBox helps a lot with the security issues. The filesystem for everything but uploads is read-only.
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
I’m glad I’m not alone! I made a very very similar that did nothing but show you images of things you searched for. Apple disabled my account one day, without explaining why to me. Today, they owe me $17,000. I contact them every few months
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
I am also a street photographer, maybe you'll find some of my shots interesting :) http://500px.com/kennethreitz
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
I'm assuming they meant never-printed negatives.
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
Homebrew supports bottles, which are binary versions of forumlas.
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
<3
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
I love S3, and have been experimenting with using it as a true key value store. https://github.com/kennethreitz/elephant It's going quite well so far :)
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by kenneth_reitz 13y ago
I am a firm believer that all APIs should be available over Basic Auth, even if it's only a small subset to access your own data. Slinging OAuth shouldn't be necessary to hack your own fun scripts and get your own data. foauth.org
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by kenneth_reitz 14y ago
It's like Christmas!
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by kenneth_reitz 14y ago
Yeah, just put the venv's bin dir at the head of the script's PATH.
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by kenneth_reitz 14y ago
Constructive criticism should always be welcome. These comments weren't constructive, by any means.
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by kenneth_reitz 14y ago
It used to be much worse. It seems to have improved significantly over the past year. Not sure why.
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by kenneth_reitz 14y ago
I'm so tired of this. In honor of harthur's efforts, and to take a stand against bullying, I've decided to fork the project. I'm currently porting it to Python! https://github.com/kennethreitz/replace I encourage others to do the same in
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by kenneth_reitz 14y ago
This is so true.

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