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by peterbe 7y ago
> The article is just anecdote, not really good testing. Mayhaps. Or, just a snapshot from the trenches of real application development. We all have to make choices. Different pros and cons. Before jumping into, perhaps run some tests wi
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by peterbe 7y ago
"As he chose to show us C++ code, instead of the assembly code, I'm guess he's not exactly a compiler expert."
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by peterbe 7y ago
I've used Postgres in production since 2002 and speaker that PgOpen. But I'm not an expert. I never will be because I make things with tools. What do you do?
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by peterbe 7y ago
Hey, Original blog post author here. What a lot of people don't understand is that you want it both. The resilience of Postgres and the speed of fetching from Redis. You have data stored. You want to retrieve it as painlessly (shorter
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by peterbe 8y ago
That's missing the point. The HTML document comes from a regular origin server, the rest of the stuff needs to be downloaded. That's a then down to a choice: Do you use a CDN or the existing HTTP/2 connection.
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“tl;dr; I see little benefit in using a CDN at this point.”(peterbe.com)
7 points by peterbe 8y ago|2 comments
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by peterbe 8y ago
I go to https://domains.google.com and search for my desired .app domain and it says "Google Domains does not support the .APP ending" :(
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by peterbe 9y ago
Don't know else to shout this from the roof tops, but it's a biiiig deal in terms of browsing happiness: https://www.peterbe.com/plog/another-win-for-tracking-protec... ^ That blog post was written when my Fi
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by peterbe 9y ago
Yes, CRA is a Huuuuuge step forward. https://www.peterbe.com/plog/10-reasons-i-love-create-react-...
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by peterbe 9y ago
Nope. Not any more.
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Fastest way to find out if a file exists in S3 (with boto3)(peterbe.com)
1 points by peterbe 9y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Podcasttime.io(peterbe.com)
1 points by peterbe 10y ago|0 comments
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by peterbe 10y ago
Because the more fully kithensunk ones are worse/bad/negative or just because you keep it simple?
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10 Reasons I Love create-react-app(peterbe.com)
1 points by peterbe 10y ago|0 comments
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CSS Bloat Comparison(peterbe.com)
1 points by peterbe 10y ago|0 comments
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by peterbe 10y ago
"watched" :)
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by peterbe 10y ago
hashin does something similar but supports cryptographic hashes that pip 8 understands. https://pypi.python.org/pypi/hashin
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How to track Google Analytics pageviews on non-web requests(peterbe.com)
2 points by peterbe 10y ago|0 comments
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Inspirational “speech” by the founder of Python(neopythonic.blogspot.com)
2 points by peterbe 10y ago|1 comments
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Advanced Closure Compiler vs. UglifyJS2(peterbe.com)
10 points by peterbe 11y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: Send emails when Git commits contain certain keywords on pushes(headsupper.io)
6 points by peterbe 11y ago|0 comments
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LocalStorage is fast(peterbe.com)
2 points by peterbe 11y ago|0 comments
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by peterbe 11y ago
Great little article. One odd thing is that the article used 2 python workers when using gunicorn but a single when using tornado. Seems a bit unfair to say the least :)
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by peterbe 11y ago
I use a similar tool on my personal site (www.peterbe.com) It also inlines all CSS but only does so with the selectors that are actually ever used. Go to http://www.peterbe.com/plog/mincss and click to view source. 120
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by peterbe 11y ago
The most mature and powerful Python tool for inlining CSS is https://github.com/peterbe/premailer I started it but it's been actively maintained by over 30 coders over several active years.
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by peterbe 11y ago
I don't really have a strong opinion in the game but mind you that MongoDB is pretty darn fast http://www.peterbe.com/plog/fastestdb At least when you're not at scale. And it's pretty cool that you can
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by peterbe 11y ago
I added a RethinkDB benchmark when used with the Python Tornado web server: http://www.peterbe.com/plog/fastestdb Scroll down for the update.
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by peterbe 12y ago
Would you mind trying again? Make sure to refresh first.
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by peterbe 12y ago
Thank you so much for that piece of feedback. It really did flicker. I investigated the problem and found a very good explanation for why it was happening. Solved now: https://github.com/peterbe/autocompeter/commi
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by peterbe 12y ago
Regarding the name, I just desperately needed to call it something when I started the git repo to build the prototype. Then it stuck and I decided to "brand" it as such.

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