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by ldng 13y ago
Either you put a demo and it interests me enough I might remotely consider logging with Facebook ... maybe. Or you accept fake accounts and be thankful for a lot more feedback from HN. By being greedy you have more to loose than to win. I r
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by ldng 13y ago
It feels like you are implying Kay didn't work with Lennart. it's simply not true. The systemd mailling list was created in May 2010 and Kay was already registered and posting there. Check the archives. They were working on systemd from the
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by ldng 13y ago
Had not seen your comment before adding mine but I think you're spot on. And having had to fight with openladp last week I can only agree with you. I used to know the "old" standard text file config and the new slap.d config style is confus
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by ldng 13y ago
True. And I find myself struggling more than I'd like to tame the beast. That said, putting my devil's advocate hat on, if you and I were to start afresh not knowing shell, we'd struggle too. And truth be told, I'm not objective enough to t
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by ldng 13y ago
Well, my guess would be that they might have similar requirement power-wise. Keep in mind that those store need power for fixtures, refrigeration / freezing ... Someone knowledgeable around to confirm or refute ? It probably would need some
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by ldng 13y ago
You still have to download 81Kb of code whereas native is just that, native ;-) It's a trade-off. Depends which browser uses your target/customer.
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by ldng 13y ago
Out of curiosity, was your python code relying on dicts or using structured classes ? It looks like Pypy is better at optimizing classes than dictionaries. Which might explain to some degree why people are not seeing the perf improvement th
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by ldng 13y ago
To me it is on purpose corporate speak.
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by ldng 14y ago
Wordpress ?
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by ldng 14y ago
Not intended to but might/will be used to ?
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by ldng 14y ago
Like when Romans invented the scalpel forgotten only to be reinvented in the 19th century (stretching a bit since IIRC the Arab kept using it) ? That a subject that never cease to amaze me. Civilizations rises and fall and with them knowled
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by ldng 14y ago
Well maybe you should embrace it then. Wake up, focus on doing something and back to sleep. After reading that article, I would definitely try that.
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by ldng 14y ago
You've have a point. But then, it's a bench mark and it would not be the first time that a bench is done using different settings than in production. Like I said, that lmdb is used in OpenLDAP doesn't automatically mean it is used with the
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by ldng 14y ago
I did not delve into the details as you might have, but whenever I see mmap associated with huge perf I tend to wonder about corruption. I've seen to many bench comparing ondisk stores with in mmap stores flushed to disk one in a while. The
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by ldng 14y ago
"MDB write performance when using its writable mmap option." Not really comparing apples, is it ? It doesn't seem fair to me.
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by ldng 14y ago
You should. Cathartic. Just don't be too specific and don't name names.
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by ldng 14y ago
Rewrite are bad, true. But sometimes unavoidable. Really. When you have a PHP project where there's a mix of procedural function (the code is at the top and the html at the bottom, so it's easy to split right ? Hum and those includes, what
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Multiple view maps(data.mashedworld.com)
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by ldng 14y ago
A few hints, top of my head : http://parisdevops.fr/communaute.html http://www.ovh.com/ http://www.nerim.fr/ http://www.valtech.fr/ There are some Openstack jobs
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by ldng 14y ago
It's fine as long as people take it for what it is. I still find the fruit salad interesting :-)
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by ldng 14y ago
Actually it does since last release. But they are not supporting it, yet. Most probably because surrounding libs haven't yet been adapted to Python 3.
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by ldng 14y ago
"In the beginning of Spotify, when load was lower, PostgreSQL was definitely the right tool for the job." "Later came Postgres 9 and with it the excellent streaming replication and hot standby functionality. One of the most important databa
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by ldng 14y ago
I don't feel it really applies here. Thinkpad are (were ?) tanks. Robustness people were willing to pay a premium. Now it feels like they just want the premium without the "too" expensive counterpart.
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by ldng 14y ago
IMHO, that's definitely something Github should have been working on for its paying customers.
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by ldng 14y ago
The third solution, django-db-pool, doesn't look like it's using SA (at quick glance). Even has a postgis driver.
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by ldng 14y ago
that you basically paid with your registration fee
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by ldng 14y ago
Hum do you mean HDA by Intel ? If so, look closer because HDA is an umbrella for a lot of codecs. Edit: to be clearer, HDA does not automatically mean Intel chip. I made that mistake before.
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by ldng 14y ago
Ok, true, you've got a point, having an accelerometer isn't completely useless. Granted. But I was talking standard PC, not appliance and in that sense, that reusability of drivers _today_ isn't very high. Makers don't put accelerometer on
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by ldng 14y ago
No, you're not. A lot of stuff don't make too much sense. in the same vein : > acceleration sensor, camera and GPS services would > also become easy accessible for traditional Linux applications What good does it do if the hardware
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by ldng 14y ago
In the same vein yet different : http://django-configurations.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ Although, it looks like you can not have both the classic settings.py and django-constance at the same time, right ? It would be nice to be able to h

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