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   PEP 484 – Type Hints(python.org)

   3 points by omni 12y ago|0 comments
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   by omni 12y ago

   I'd imagine traffic variation increases drastically with higher population densities. It's really not much of a problem in rural areas or smaller cities. Source: Grew up in fly-over country
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   by omni 12y ago

   Breaking the mouse entirely probably isn't the greatest of frontend design patterns.
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   by omni 12y ago

   Punishment has a very simple pragmatic goal: to discourage this behavior from other people in the future.
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   by omni 12y ago

   GitHub has a really great Pulse feature which gives you a quick look at the flow of PRs and issues in and out of a project: https://github.com/docker/docker/pulse/monthly Docker has actually been closing issu
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   by omni 12y ago

   Putting words in people's mouths is one of the most juvenile possible ways to make an argument. Please don't.
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   by omni 12y ago

   I agree, it's really important to set the context for the question correctly so they don't think you are trying to ask them a question to showcase their programming abilities.
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   by omni 12y ago

   I don't have a link to any improved docs,no. I did set up a private registry at my company though and I remember it being quite painless. We just run the stock image, pass our credentials to it via environment variables, and it Just Wo
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   by omni 12y ago

   > This did not solve the problem of slow speeds, but the only alternative was to use our own Docker Registry, which is ridiculously complex. I feel like if you're going to criticize running your own registry you really need to devot
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    by omni 12y ago

    You are of course technically correct. It seems the precision returned by Now may be platform-dependent. https://github.com/golang/go/blob/master/src/time/time.go#L7...
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    by omni 12y ago

    It is indeed nanosecond precision. http://golang.org/pkg/time/#Time
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    by omni 12y ago

    This is a somewhat trivial suggestion, but it would be much more clear to your readers what the speedup was if you aligned the values in the benchmark results.
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    by omni 12y ago

    You're off by an order of magnitude, 70 * 100 = $7,000, not $70,000.
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    by omni 12y ago

    Stick a UUID on your queued items as part of the priority queue implementation.
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    by omni 12y ago

    You give Redis a yellow rating on prioritization, noting that this can be partially achieved using multiple lists. Wouldn't it be much better to take advantage of Redis's sorted set type?
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    by omni 12y ago

    > I honestly could tell that the interviewer giving me the fizzbuzz questions wasn't clicking with me personally. That's fine, and I completely respect that it's a valid reason not to hire someone. No, it really isn't
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    by omni 12y ago

    Pretty sure parent was implying they should close down their massive brick-and-mortar retail presence.
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    by omni 12y ago

    I think you meant to post this on the Chinese Gmail article, whoops.
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    by omni 12y ago

    pip installing your own version of a forked library is already very easy. 1. Open up the setup.py, change the name variable to something unique, e.g. memset-flask 2. Run python setup.py register sdist upload 3. pip install memset-flask
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    by omni 12y ago

    Emacs has all of this as part of the popular projectile package for project management. https://github.com/bbatsov/projectile Some of the more advanced stuff is generally included in the search-specific packages, e.g.
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    by omni 12y ago

    Here's one take from a person who disagrees with your position. I've found it to be an interesting read. http://blog.jcoglan.com/2013/11/15/why-github-is-not-your-cv...
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    by omni 12y ago

    Here's the bit where Scarlett breaks the stalemate with the burrowed banelings, complete with caster excitement and audience reaction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIygo3bIVmo&t=25m30s
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    by omni 12y ago

    Replying to let you know it's not you.
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    by omni 12y ago

    Just my two cents, but if I were to make a sci-fi novel list of length 1, the only entry would be Hyperion by Dan Simmons. It's the Canterbury Tales in space, but the thing they're pilgrimaging towards is a nightmarish god of deat
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    by omni 12y ago

    That does seem to be the case, that is a relief.
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    by omni 12y ago

    It's a big deal because about half of my 100 instances are all going down at roughly the same time. Distribution and replication save you if you have 3 boxes and 1 dies. If all 3 die at the same time, you're still screwed.
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    by omni 12y ago

    I just got notified that my Elasticache instances are getting restarted, too.
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    by omni 12y ago

    That's true in a vacuum. However, the high rating they have is clearly unjustified since they have been extorting people to remove negative reviews. Some collective action against the gaming of the system is called for and, I think, et
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    by omni 12y ago

    They've got money in the bank. $19B in current assets (assets which could, if needed, be converted to cash in a short timeframe) as of Q12014. Compare this to their recent losses of $510M and $146M and you understand why they aren&#x27
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    by omni 12y ago

    There's no way I'm giving you my personal info without knowing what your pricing structure looks like. It's in the HN title, but it's not on the site.