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simonpantzare
12y ago
The problem is not that people call out bad code but that they attack the person who wrote it. I bet that the voices criticizing Stallman now will not praise him for GNU next time they cash in on projects built on it.
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12y ago
I think Ben Golub plays a part in that. As superuser2 says, enterprises make up a large chunk of Docker's market. Github is also tapping into this segment—most of their recent hires are extensions to their enterprise support, sales, an
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12y ago
That is one of the big things Django 1.7. "There's a new built-in schema-migration framework."
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Unlearning software engineering
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Ben Golub joins dotCloud as CEO
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13y ago
I got interested in building something like this when I saw Docker issue 410[1]. If my understanding is correct Mesos uses Zookeeper to keep a Mesos master available. Zab, Zookeeper's distributed consensus algorithm, is similar to Raft
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DAGPype: Python data-processing and data-preparation pipelines
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14y ago
For a straight-forward Django hack: One view at a time, starting with models and finishing with the UI. Core views first. Iterate until complete.
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14y ago
I find this[1] example in Getting Started/Next Steps to be backwards: # incomplete partial: add(?, 2) >>> s2 = add.s(2) # resolves the partial: add(8, 2) >>> res = s2.delay(8) >>> r
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14y ago
Out of curiosity, why do you use Redis instead of RabbitMQ?
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Michael DeHaan's Theory Of Open Source Project Leadership
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14y ago
Seems nice. Last commit was almost a year ago though.
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14y ago
Wikipedia already has geolocated entries[1]. Apps that make use of devices' GPS chips together with services like GeoNames[2] or WikiLocation[3] would be easier to use. 1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Geographi... 2