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deizel
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Comment #36946994
Given you'll want to activate a virtual environment for most Python projects, and projects live in directories.. I find myself constantly reaching for direnv. https://github.com/di…
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Comment #17815768
Ditto, especially in combination with Python/Django, as used by Nextdoor. Ironically, they had already removed Celery from their stack a few years prior. https://engblog.nextdoor.c…
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Comment #16807318
Can be tricky to use EAV data models with traditional ORMs.. this type of functionality can often be slow or require plugins, if implemented at all: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E…
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Comment #14141112
It seems so - the `docker/moby` repository[0] now redirects to `linuxkit/linuxkit`, but the `moby` cli from `linuxkit/linuxkit`[1] is being moved to the `moby/moby` repository[2]. …
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Comment #14140353
As I understand it (though I could be wrong) - this repository (in relation to the old one) is intended to be a parent. Rather than having just the Docker engine, it will coordinat…
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Comment #14140229
The new README[0] is in a pull request[1]. [0]: https://github.com/moby/moby/blob/moby/README.md [1]: https://github.com/moby/moby/pull/32691
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Comment #14084086
I believe most of your questions have a (mostly) positive answer. Admittedly the Docker project moves fast, so I've tried to provide a link or two for each: > Are these signed with…
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Comment #11386066
See also: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/octo-linker/jlmafb...
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Comment #11070814
Someone should tell this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7EgrY17Ozk
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Comment #10981904
> ... anyone who wants to enlarge its available message space ... Bear in mind that the proof-of-work algorithm actually aims to reduce chatter on the network. Every ten minutes, a…
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Comment #7421248
XBMCtorrent approaches this by seeding the movie until you finish watching it. In my experience, movies start playing within the first minute and are finished downloading within th…
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Comment #6283303
At least he didn't say "No one will ever need more than 64Mb/task"..
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Comment #6224125
If you are saying the size of your application could be reduced by rewriting it to using a framework (an existing one or one of your own creation), I think this is the point we are…
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Comment #6223951
$ git clone https://github.com/rails/rails.git && cd rails $ find . -name '*.rb' | xargs wc -l | tail -1 232424 total Maybe I should have said LOCC (lines of commented code)?
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Comment #6223872
I'm not sure I agree. All the frameworks just mentioned do more or less the same thing and have comparable lines of code counts. - Django - 215,000 LOC (.py) - Ruby - 232,000 LOC (…
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Comment #6223347
Example: I'm working on a "large" CakePHP application (similar to Rails) with 24,000 lines of our own code, 57,000 lines of code from community plugins, and 240,000 lines of core f…
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Comment #6195326
Update 18:15 09/08/2013-- "[We collect anonymised and aggregated MAC data -- we don't track individuals or individual MACs. The ORBs aggregate all footfall around a pod for three m…
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Comment #6146537
Granted, but then you don't gain this: > for the first time, you could have high performance JavaScript on the server, thus potentially ending the nightmare of having “client side …
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Comment #5333526
s/Fluid/Flat
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Comment #5302756
Say you set a session cookie that spans multiple subdomains (cookie domain = `.example.com`). Now, if one of your authenticated users visits the wrong subdomain, they are directed …