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by timc3 15y ago
It's possible in Python generators but in my tests the performance sucks particularly if the client can't receive fast enough. Using eventlet or gevent was much kinder to the system.
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by timc3 15y ago
That's not the whole point, even if it's in your cache it takes time to evaluate. Jquery and jqueryui together are taking 300ms in my chrome - blocking the page painting
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by timc3 15y ago
You honestly think you get a disk per instance? Or that a node needs a disk?
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by timc3 15y ago
Wonder how many times you got asked how long you are going to hang on to Python 2.5 or even whether you/Django core devs get asked why can't they have Python 2.4 support. Not that I care that much for environments stuck in 2.4 land, its las
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by timc3 15y ago
Personally the only reason that I am not using Python 3 right now is that Django doesn't support it, as that is the main library that I am supporting and using everyday. Other libraries I use are smaller, can be replaced, or I could rewrite
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by timc3 15y ago
Friendly question - What is the reason for the delay, I haven't read much on the reasons why Django doesn't support Python 3 as I have been happy with 2.7 for ages.
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by timc3 15y ago
Excellent list, one of those things that I keep coming back to hacker news for.
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by timc3 15y ago
Totally true, though its never quite the same. VMWare, Parallels & VirtualBox are getting there but still don't quite have the performance needed for doing video or intense graphics work.
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by timc3 15y ago
So you spin up an instance with Adobe software in?
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by timc3 15y ago
I spun up 12.04 desktop on physical hardware with discreet nvidia graphic card ( I have a lot of experience with server ) and I must say I was hugely impressed by the usability of the system. Without thinking about it I was clearly able to
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by timc3 15y ago
Why not give back to the root Nginx project rather than fork or have these features as compilable modules?
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by timc3 15y ago
Not sure that I like this. The way we work is to do many merges and work on feature branches merging small merges to master. This is of course just our way of working but it potentially makes for more administration.
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by timc3 15y ago
And it also happens to be really fast. I don't want to compare my framework to something that can be really performant.
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by timc3 15y ago
Interesting and pointless at the time, and of course sometimes that is the best type of entertainment.
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by timc3 15y ago
It's still not your cheapest option in many ways, but sometimes. Cheap enough is good.
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by timc3 15y ago
Another reason is that some people prefer the syntax of Less over Sass. Particularly if they want to work with devs/designers who are used to CSS.
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by timc3 15y ago
Have been using them for just over 6 months with 3 machines currently. Highly recommended, no problems at all. And you can run VMware esxi on these offerings.
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by timc3 15y ago
But that is the point, its gradually being ignored as there are other ways of achieving the same functionality natively. Personally I deal a lot with Video on the web, and although I have a Flash player my main body of development is in nat
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by timc3 15y ago
Adobe yet again not getting it? I realize that one person does not the voice of Adobe make, but I would have thought that he would realize that Javascript is very often not used in isolation, and more often than not as part of a large suite
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by timc3 15y ago
Would be interesting to know which features?
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by timc3 15y ago
Redmine here. Currently loving it. Tried lots of others but the multiple projects and the fact that I could use plugins helps. BaseCamp was by far the worst for me.
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by timc3 15y ago
How many more of these tutorials do we actually need? It doesn't actually go into any real detail on what is happening for someone new to trying to bring up a dev box, and it certainly doesn't help those of us more experienced. What about s
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by timc3 15y ago
I am not implying that one language is more productive than another, just that it might be more productive for that team with their codebase.
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by timc3 15y ago
This has probably been asked in many of the other SOPA threads, but what can someone from outside of the States do? I mean it sounds like the senators are not going to want to hear from someone living in Sweden, but SOPA potentially effects
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by timc3 15y ago
They could gain in productivity and ease of support
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by timc3 15y ago
I would feel hard pressed to sell PostGres with PyPy as well supported at the moment. Django maybe, purely because it doesn't depend on too many C Libs.
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by timc3 15y ago
Totally agree, Sublime really comes together when using some plugins and with this plugin it really makes the process of installing / trying or using / updating and removing very simple.
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by timc3 15y ago
Excellent, really looking forward to hear how you deal with loading of backbone.js modules and how you organize your code. Would be interesting to know if you precompile your modules..
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by timc3 15y ago
Flash does not outperform every aspect of the alternatives. The standard flash browser plugin can't even provide frame accurate playback, something that can be done with the video tag in chrome, IE9, Safari and Firefox. It does not out perf

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