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Comment #9611068
Python 2 will store Unicode as either UCS-16 or UCS-32, depending on how it was compiled. The horrible monstrosity that is the default "string" (those are scare quotes; I know how …
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Comment #9610946
TL;DR Write it in Rust, export via FFI, bind from Python via cffi. The long version is: go watch this video from PyCon that will answer this question and probably others https://ww…
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Comment #9420206
Somebody has to build the containers and/or images, and it's on them to make that an automated, repeatable process.
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Comment #8864546
Please tell me those discussions are on the mailing list.
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Comment #8768934
If you honestly believe that all you have to do is stand up a bunch of instances of Mongo/Cassandra/whatever and you instantly get acceptable HA, then you need to read the [Jepsen …
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Comment #4703545
Having used them both a fair bit (though not to write novels, like some of the people on here): Markdown source is prettier to look at. This might seem minor, but it's the primary …
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Comment #4646026
I use Eclipse (now that I no longer have an IntelliJ license) for doing heavy-duty Java, but if I can get away with it, I prefer to do things in MacVim. Eclipse is just too clunky …
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Comment #4527021
It's PHP. They obviously wanted a broken language. Now the devs are taking that away from them.
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Comment #3060874
I'm pretty sure it hoses Norton's "security" software, too. Of course, if you can't handle documented file system options, I don't trust you to detect exploits….
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Comment #2947150
Jenkins.
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Comment #2938690
For a lot of dynamic languages, at least, the templating engine is a surprisingly large portion of your page load times. I wish I could bring up the breakdown I saw a while back, b…
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Comment #2860515
Less than a year? That's really short. Have you tried busting out a multimeter on your wiring (since you sound like the DIY type) or calling an electrician?
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Comment #2821222
The post clearly says they have to add the source or delete them.
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Comment #2617642
You won't see me saying that I think Groupon is a great value or anything, but I think that you have to acknowledge the difference between the people Groupon is reaching and the pe…
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Comment #2369537
These articles are cropping up because Google (quite cleverly) utilized the "We're Open" mantra to gain a lot of momentum very quickly. Since the evolution of Android shows more an…
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Comment #2368103
A lot of Spring code predates the rising popularity of "convention over configuration" (thank you, Rails, for getting this so widely accepted), so if you're in one of those code ba…
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Comment #2365224
Go read the relevant Quora thread http://www.quora.com/What-will-happen-to-http-bit-ly-links-i...
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Comment #2350574
Because it means you're (probably) going to be running Windows on your servers, which isn't cheap.