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by sylvinus 11y ago
Which is news to no one :)
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by sylvinus 11y ago
Twitter and Square are both individually much more successful than any company the author founded. Plus there's no actual argument in the post so IMHO this doesn't deserve to be on the frontpage.
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by sylvinus 11y ago
You don't need JavaScript if the server can generate all the pages and the links are valid.
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by sylvinus 11y ago
You can watch a very entertaining talk from one of the Google engineers who went to fix the website at the time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLQyj-kBRdo
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Announcing the dotConferences Hosts program(sylvainzimmer.com)
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by sylvinus 11y ago
Check out the footer on http://www.dotjs.io/ to be able to do that :)
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by sylvinus 11y ago
From what you describe, shouldn't pricing be higher if users are costing you so much?
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by sylvinus 11y ago
Was it really? I'd like to see proof that it actually helped Python 3's adoption. Wouldn't new features from 3.5 like async/await have given people more incentives to switch had they been released earlier? (they would ha
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DotGo 2015: The European Go Conference (Nov 9, Paris)(dotgo.eu)
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Introducing Disque [video](thedotpost.com)
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Your infrastructure is not a unique snowflake, and that's ok [video](thedotpost.com)
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Consistency and Candy Crush: Don't give up on serializability just yet [video](thedotpost.com)
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Time series data: the worst and best use case in distributed databases [video](thedotpost.com)
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Jepsen IV: Hope Springs Eternal [video](thedotpost.com)
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by sylvinus 11y ago
Sad to see this PEP dates back to 2005, and 10 years later the majority of Python developers are still on 2.x and don't benefit from it :-/
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by sylvinus 11y ago
Incredible mix of evil and genius, congrats to the winners. I'm still astounded at how many obscure ways there are in C to fool a code reviewer. Definitely makes me feel less safe considering the amount of C code there is in tools we d
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by sylvinus 11y ago
I really hope Servo & other real innovations (i.e. not Firefox OS) can turn Mozilla around. The open web needs them to matter!
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by sylvinus 11y ago
Congrats to the team!
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by sylvinus 11y ago
Smaller ARM servers are an interesting trend, see https://www.scaleway.com/
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by sylvinus 11y ago
From the title I thought they were opening an API for the car ;-)
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by sylvinus 11y ago
Interesting that they are using a separate process on the iPhone. Is that to prepare for a future where the whole extension will actually run on the watch itself?
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by sylvinus 11y ago
FYI, Salvatore will do his first public presentation about Disque at dotScale on June 8: http://www.dotscale.io It will be recorded and posted here as soon as possible ;-)
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by sylvinus 11y ago
Another instance of Kyle's amazing research! You may want to catch him on stage with other great minds at dotScale on June 8: http://dotscale.io
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by sylvinus 11y ago
I wonder how useful this could be for large-scale server-side code deploys?
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by sylvinus 11y ago
With all the respect I have for Glyph, he's the least objective person to talk about this, having so much invested in one side of the argument.
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by sylvinus 11y ago
New features like this are exactly what we need to encourage more people (including myself...) to invest time porting their projects to Python 3! I look forward to seeing this approved.
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by sylvinus 11y ago
If it's final I guess the TODO section should be empty ;-)
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by sylvinus 11y ago
If you want to see an up-to-date talk about this from John, he will be a speaker at http://dotscale.io on June 8!
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by sylvinus 11y ago
Incredible photo of S1 almost landing on the barge! http://livestream.com/spacex/events/3959775/images/83962965
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by sylvinus 12y ago
> Imagine: You’re 16. You’re in school. You’re sitting in class. Honestly, I think it's impossible for anyone above ~25 to imagine what it's like to be 16 in school today. Context and social dynamics have changed too much for a

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