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by luhn 8y ago
Did you mean pyenv? pipenv is a package manager. You can specify in pipenv which version of Python your project needs, but to utilize it requires that that the version is already installed on your system.
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by luhn 8y ago
Yep. Twisted, Tornado, and asyncio are all built on the concept of event loops.
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by luhn 8y ago
For those curious what "Olive Garden drama of years past" is, I believe it's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_Garden#Activist_investor...
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by luhn 8y ago
Q-tips: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton_swab
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by luhn 9y ago
If a HTTP response is malformed, the most natural expectation for an exception to be thrown. I'm glad to see the requests 3.0 does this by default for invalid Content-Length.
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by luhn 9y ago
I assume he's talking about NPM. Now that everybody's hot new SPA has a few hundred thousand NPM dependencies, you roll it all up using Webpack and can just as easily `npm install jquery` as `<script src="cdn.jquery.com&q
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by luhn 9y ago
> You probably know Belkin for its various lines of accessories, peripherals, and assorted consumer electronics; Linksys, surely the most recognizable router brand, is a subsidiary. Apparently Cisco sold Linksys to Belkin in 2013. That&
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by luhn 9y ago
Doesn't that exist already? I'm happily using 1Password with Firefox.
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by luhn 9y ago
I do really like Cat's Cradle, but I don't think its a relevant recommendation. Ice-nine is only a plot device, the book isn't about ice at all.
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by luhn 9y ago
Only for ECS, not yet EKS/Kubernetes.
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by luhn 9y ago
They based it off 3 metrics: Community, Growth, and Job Market. I'm not surprised Dart is on the list. As good as the language may be, it remains a fairly niche.
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by luhn 9y ago
If you're looking for a log that's not Kafka, also worthwhile to check out Redis Streams, which will be included in the upcoming Redis 5.0 release. http://antirez.com/news/114 (I think the API has changed a
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by luhn 9y ago
They claim 0.05€ (~0.06USD) per KWh lifetime cost. Anybody know how that compares to current prices of grid-scale batteries? I can't find a up-to-date source.
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by luhn 9y ago
The built-in persistence mechanisms should be compatible with Streams.
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by luhn 9y ago
Redis Pubsub is fire-and-forget, so if you aren't listening when a message is fired, you'll never receive it. Redis Streams store messages, so you can connect and read all the messages since you last checked. It's a similar
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by luhn 9y ago
I recommend this to everyone regardless of whether they're using canary releases or not. Sidesteps a bunch of issues regarding static asset caching.
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by luhn 9y ago
They aren't extrapolating to the US population, they're extrapolating to the Lyft userbase.
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by luhn 9y ago
To clarify for anybody who may not know, "Aaron" in this blog post is Aaron Swartz. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz
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by luhn 9y ago
I could think of a few potential reasons: - Maintenance: It could be very difficult to find and fix a fiber break. AFAIK, there's no easy way to determine where a break in the fiber is, you generally end up replacing the entire broke
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by luhn 9y ago
Aaron Swartz, the other co-creator of SecureDrop.
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by luhn 9y ago
You might be surprised. Our body's have a circadian rhythm that regulate hunger. After a couple weeks of IF your body stops expecting food in the morning. When I ate breakfast, I was ravenous by 10am, now that I fast I don't st
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by luhn 9y ago
UUIDs are a great option for creating IDs offline, but I don't understand your first comment: How do UUIDs optimize for developer time? In my experience, autoincrementing integers are the easiest choice for primary keys.
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by luhn 9y ago
Code reload in a container has always been pretty painful. I don’t use Docker for the application I’m developing on, relying on virtualenv (in your case RVM) to keep a clean, stable, and contained environment. I use Docker for the dependenc
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by luhn 9y ago
That is an available option as well. In preferences, under "Privacy & Security", set "Tracking Protection" to "Always".
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AWS EC2 T2 Unlimited(docs.aws.amazon.com)
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by luhn 9y ago
I think they mislabeled the pricing. If you look at the per-hour pricing ($0.0506/CPU-hour and $0.0127/GB-hour), that translates to $0.00084333 and $0.00021167 per minute , which is a pretty reasonable price. This also makes se
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by luhn 9y ago
Off the top of my head, what I remember mentioned in the slides: * Elasticache = Managed Redis and Memcache isn't available on GCP. (I really wish it was.) * S3 = Cloud Storage * CloudFront = Cloud CDN * SQS = Cloud PubSub * Elastic B
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by luhn 9y ago
Yeah, seems to have been fixed in 10.0 and I was running several versions behind. (For whatever reason iOS didn't list it as an available update.) I reinstalled Firefox and now it works.
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by luhn 9y ago
Same concepts apply, you just have to map the AWS services to the GCP alternatives. Autoscaling Groups = Managed Instance Groups, ELB/ALB = Cloud Load Balancing, RDS = Cloud SQL, etc.
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by luhn 9y ago
How do you use 1Password with Firefox on iOS? It's not an option for me in the Share modal, so I've been having to switch to Safari.

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