raziel2p

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by raziel2p 7y ago
Cronjob that re-generates the static HTML every 1 minute would work just fine for a use-case like this.
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by raziel2p 7y ago
Jitsi is already peer-to-peer as far as I know.
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by raziel2p 7y ago
The only difference between active record and non-active record is that with the former, there's some globally accessible database client session object that the record objects know how to get to. There's no difference between `Au
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by raziel2p 7y ago
Given the article is about text processing and nothing like "big data", I don't think using multiple computers is really an important feature.
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by raziel2p 7y ago
That's jumping to conclusions very quickly. I could easily say the same thing about a monolithic spaghetti codebase where a change in one place led to unintended consequences somewhere else.
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by raziel2p 7y ago
The main advantage I can think of is you can just configure your nightly expensive CI jobs (running absolutely all e2e tests) to run against a static branch. Another might be that git clone gets the "correct" branch by default. Mi
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by raziel2p 7y ago
Pretty sure this is just crappy microservice engineering where the microservices disagree with each other. I always see the match counter being wrong, matches I declined linger anywhere between an hour and a day... I just disable all notifi
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by raziel2p 7y ago
Did you reply to the wrong comment or something?
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by raziel2p 7y ago
the reason they're able to dismiss criticism is because there's a bubble of people and content (blogposts, videos) that are being fed to them via social media, gradually convincing them that they are right. if social media like Fa
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by raziel2p 7y ago
I absolutely think the user is unreasonable in this context. what about people who actually enjoy discussing other people's conflicting opinions? (maybe hard to believe that exists any more, even moreso on facebook, but still...) how w
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by raziel2p 7y ago
> In my experience it's the opposite, you use live dating if you're not attractive enough for dating apps as those favor only the top percentile of attractive men and being average gets you nowhere. so clearly there's some
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by raziel2p 7y ago
If facebook only shows content you agree with, it's creating social bubbles where everyone is cheering each other on and criticism is not allowed, and you end up with anti-vax groups. And if facebook emphasizes content you engage with
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by raziel2p 7y ago
There are no advantages, but many people (myself included) just don't end up in situations where it feels appropriate to randomly approach strangers in a romantic or sexual pursuit. There's the fear of rejection, but mostly not wa
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by raziel2p 7y ago
not OP but I put this file on Dropbox, their mobile app has an editor that works for markdown or plain text.
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by raziel2p 7y ago
90% seems optimistic. I don't think that many Python projects are running the most recent version in production. From personal experience, upgrading to 3.7 was especially a pain because of packages that used "async" for varia
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by raziel2p 7y ago
The tilde character can be surpisingly hard to type on some keyboards as well. I can't even figure out how to do it on my current keyboard because in place of the backtick/tilde key is the escape key. On a norwegian keyboard the t
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by raziel2p 7y ago
The gohttp library seems to do a lot less than what gunicorn/werkzeug/flask does. I would guess this is what makes the drastic performance difference, not the fact that the HTTP handler is written in go. I'm surprised that it
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by raziel2p 7y ago
I found this: https://www.patreon.com/shut_up The article mentions it's invite-only so you're not going to find a public link to join.
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by raziel2p 7y ago
Using /tmp for a program's binary files as well as logs seems like a bad idea.
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by raziel2p 7y ago
Most of the advice here seems okay but this stuck out to me: foo += 'ooo' # This is bad, instead you should do: foo = ''.join([foo, 'ooo']) This seems like such a silly micro-optimization. I also
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by raziel2p 7y ago
I don't understand what the author has against requiring a pip install -e . You're requiring contributors to install dependencies anyway. If you're using pytest (I think the article assumes you're only using the standard
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by raziel2p 7y ago
Rather than coupling your abstractions to Jenkins/Jenkinsfile/Groovy, I strive to put all commands ran from CI in a `Makefile` or something similar. Ideally, a Jenkins step/stage is a single shell command just with the correc
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by raziel2p 8y ago
Where do you go to find this feedback? Anywhere in particular or just reading all over the internet?
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by raziel2p 8y ago
It's not that trivial in my experience. I tried hacking my shell so that the `go` command would automatically set GOPATH for me, but then I also had to set GOBIN for some reason, and even then I had to move my repository from ~/co
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by raziel2p 8y ago
There's going to be a large group of people (myself included) who graps the system but refuses to use it because it's pointless and stupid. > It's always obvious where your dependencies are located and which versions are g
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by raziel2p 8y ago
You could, but there are also tons of other Exceptions which you don't want the user of your method to explicitly handle because they are bugs in your program that should be handled globally or cause the program to restart.
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by raziel2p 8y ago
For different definitions of "installed", I guess. I've been at an Istio workshop and it was less than 5 minutes to have it up and functional. Tweaking it obviously takes longer but that's true for every tool.
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by raziel2p 8y ago
Even ignoring the legacy systems (Wordpress, Magento...), PHP has made massive improvements compared to other old languages like Python or Ruby. The language features, performance improvements, frameworks and libraries available today makes
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by raziel2p 8y ago
The "command latency" you feel in RTS games is more closely related to RTT than ping, so those numbers are doubled already. Besides, people's expectations of performance and low latency have changed the last 20 years.
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by raziel2p 8y ago
I'm cautiously optimistic about Fedora CoreOS, but am worried that it brings with it bloat that wasn't present in Container Linux.

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