mdomans

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by mdomans 10y ago
Well, I'm more about advertising the lockless programming pattern :) Point out the silly, please, I like it when someone actually makes honest effort to teach me something.
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by mdomans 10y ago
On Celery limits: - celery has autoscale which works _awesome_ - autoscale? also, having bounds isn't such a bad idea in reality :) In regard to what you've written about tasks - yes, and point I was trying to make is that Celery
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by mdomans 10y ago
RabbitMQ - it's simply better, I can elaborate but it'd take an article on it's own. Unfortunately I never really used Gearman in high load environment, so can't comment on advantages of Celery over Gearman
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by mdomans 10y ago
Hi, I'm the author. Please point out the nonsense :) But honestly, what I'm trying to advocate here is that if we remove the problem of what's executing your tasks and the problem of implicit locking, we can stop worrying abo
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Celery, non-blocking code and quest against coroutines(blog.domanski.me)
129 points by mdomans 10y ago|130 comments
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Photon the robot – for kids(kickstarter.com)
1 points by mdomans 10y ago|0 comments
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by mdomans 10y ago
Yes, I'm the guy working on this book - shame on me for posting a link to my own reddit post about my own book which is still in progress.... Oh wait, all the startup kids do that too - I think I'm ok then.
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Journeyman Python Programmer(reddit.com)
2 points by mdomans 10y ago|1 comments
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by mdomans 11y ago
Is your point here to deliver better than dummy/file cache for Django for development purposes? Because I can't see how file based cache can replace cache for distributed server farms. Another question: what's the impact of e
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by mdomans 11y ago
I thought that tDCS was already debunked as problematic since it increases neuroplasticity at the cost of information retention. So yes, it can be used to accelerate skill learning for skill dependant people but can be (and is) detrimental
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by mdomans 11y ago
This is beyond moronic.
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by mdomans 11y ago
To an extent it was. Although I honestly think people overuse word 'burnout' a lot
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by mdomans 11y ago
And here's an image of Ron Swanson for you http://www.wrestlescoop.com/anonymousjunkyard/wallpaper/uplo...
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by mdomans 11y ago
I'm sooooo sorry for you. Here's a story and some advice. My grandfather was born in a small village in Poland. He's younger brother died in infancy. His older brother was blown up to pieces during the war. My grandfather wor
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by mdomans 11y ago
My point is such - there's not even one research that shows direct causation. In cases of artificially sweetened drinks there's a lot of useless material. Research done on people that are obese or have diabetes will not show the s
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by mdomans 11y ago
Here's something for anyone upvoting to process in their brains, a koan coined years ago: "correlation does not mean causation". Now write that on a wall and start banging your head against it ... Here's the deal with Co
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Ask HN: Charting tools
3 points by mdomans 11y ago|6 comments
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by mdomans 11y ago
Here's a question from a fairly seasoned Python dev. Since we already have Django and Flask, both with tons of documentation and a gazillion plugins each, what's the purpose of this framework? Do we need a framework with superpowe
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User database as a service?
2 points by mdomans 11y ago|0 comments
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by mdomans 12y ago
Buy a MacBook. With Windows/Linux machine you will learn much more about getting OS to work :)
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Handling multiple input values for single Django form field(coderwall.com)
1 points by mdomans 12y ago|0 comments
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by mdomans 12y ago
Frankly, I am since many things I do are considered "hacks". E.g. using nicotine gum :)
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Hacking fitness and health for programmers
5 points by mdomans 12y ago|9 comments
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SSH key & access management
1 points by mdomans 12y ago|3 comments
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by mdomans 12y ago
Could use more examples :)
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Call scheduling for freelancers
3 points by mdomans 13y ago|0 comments
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Local development and huge databases?
1 points by mdomans 13y ago|1 comments
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by mdomans 13y ago
There's no other way I can comment this.
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by mdomans 13y ago
To tell the truth - it would cost a bit. Anywhere from 50bucks for the very basic set of materials up to 200-300 for the premium package. Though that would be a one time payment.
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by mdomans 13y ago
Paid. Since I'd put a generous amount of effort into it. Since this is advanced level that would mean video demo with voice overlaid + slides and code practice. I'm thinking about premium version where you can submit your solution

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