kfool

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by kfool 16y ago
What you mention is a manual mechanism which is not often used. Instead, developers say: Requires: python The automatic mechanism in place is to run ldd, identify the list of libraries used by the executables distributed, and mark those lib
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by kfool 16y ago
No, it's not symptomatic. The problem is that about 80% of packages in distributions could be compiled against older versions of dependencies, but never do. Be default, distributions mark in the packages the dependency of their currently in
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by kfool 16y ago
I would be very curious to learn why you had not packaged Mongler2 with cx_freeze, which allows you to provide your own copy of Python with any modules you may want to add to it. Doing so would have made your software immune to the broken P
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by kfool 16y ago
How do you deal with schema changes? Do they force you to switch into a read-only mode?
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by kfool 16y ago
You are wrong. They discriminate against you just because you are solo.
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by kfool 16y ago
Try yoga. You may be surprised at the world that opens up.
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by kfool 16y ago
I was forced to switch to Dvorak after taking a compiler-construction class at the same time I was working full-time. Had way too much code to write. My knuckles and joints were hurting beyond comprehension. I thought I would never cross my
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by kfool 16y ago
I've sat in that cafe in Brussels!
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Eliminating database downtime in the presence of schema changes with ChronicDB
1 points by kfool 16y ago|0 comments
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by kfool 16y ago
This is not sane practise. There's a technology trying to address this without you having to modify your web application at all: http://chronicdb.com The idea is to allow both the old version of the web application and the new version to
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Partnering for Summer 2010 Funding Application
1 points by kfool 17y ago|0 comments