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ulope

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About ulope

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/ulope; my proof: https://keybase.io/ulope/sigs/hY6AH2TsiXIPC32bDuGfP3cFeh4aiseRzcXX8KhfDRA ]

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    Comment #39358353

    difftastic - amazing! I've been wanting something like this for years...

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    Comment #39356582

    I just wanted to say thanks for the entertaining talk you gave at FOSDEM and also that I appreciated the Sneakers reference :)

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    Comment #37476184

    That’s the nice thing about mDNS. No flooding of anything since it’s multicast and not broadcast.

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    Comment #37476151

    And everything looked like the same unusable mess with 25 nested tab groups and tree views

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    Comment #35288862

    That decision was always baffling to me. Basecamp is such a UX nightmare even Jira looks good next to it...

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    Comment #21914352

    Funnily enough it does: https://www.kostenlose-urteile.de/LG-Nuernberg-Fuerth_13-S-8...

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    Comment #6650264

    Bullshit

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    Comment #6018952

    No I don't particularly want to read a 3kB JSON file without tools - but the point is: in a pinch I _CAN_. With a binary protocol you're entirely dependent on tools (except you wan…

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    Comment #5686373

    No need for join(). > It can be a whitespace-separated string of names, a sequence of names, a sequence of 2-tuples with key/value pairs, or a mapping (e.g. dictionary) of names to…

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    Comment #5686362

    The second parameter can also be a list/tuple of strings. e.g.: >>> Animal = Enum('Animal', ('lion', 'tiger', 'liger', 'tigon'))

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    Comment #5519795

    Here is an idea: use different nicknames for different things then you wont have to live in a self prescribed virtual prison

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    Comment #4784246

    It really doesn't need to since you aren't bound to a fixed schema. Just use whatever fields are necessary for your documents and map them to the appropriate types.

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    Comment #4685518

    CloudApp seems to have trouble too

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    Comment #4282104

    Interesting, but it's not as if hotels in general have been high security installations. Very easy experiment: Just go to the front desk an thell them that you sadly seem to have l…

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    Comment #4000314

    This incident also sheds a different light on another tidbit on talk show history. In one of the earlier episodes of the 5by5 version Dan and John were talking about how Dan's reco…

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    Comment #3908666

    I would imagine that it would be quite difficult to design a 3D printer that works in zero gravity. All current designs that I'm aware of rely on gravity to either keep the base ma…

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    Comment #3898864

    I and several of my clients use quite a few of those and I'm very happy with the performance. IO performance is very good (especially for a virtualized system) for example apt-get …

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    Comment #3530826

    As long as the package you need doesn't include a C extension (which most don't) you can just ship it with your code (license permitting ofc.) - just add the path to the libary to …

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    Comment #3530040

    Wow this is so frighteningly magical and will break in many entertaining ways. For a sane alternative I'd recommend Kenneth Reitz' awesome Envoy ( https://github.com/kennethreitz/e…

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    Comment #3529991

    Because it leads to namespace pollution and hard-to-track-down bugs. It's especially bad in this case where adding an executable in the system can suddenly shadow any built-in name…

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    Comment #3158469

    Sadly Germany is missing from the EU beta signup page ( http://www.twilio.com/eu-beta-signup ). Do you have any timeframe when this will change?

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    Comment #2472615

    Well ok that's understood. But still - instances randomly crashing is not acceptable under any circumstances in my view.

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    Comment #2472537

    Rackspace (and really all the "popular" US hosters) seem ridiculously expensive compared to hosting prices we have in Germany (see e.g. http://www.hetzner.de/en/hosting/produktmatr…

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    Comment #2472509

    Having read that (and assuming it's accurate) I really wonder how anyone in their right mind can see EC2 as a viable hosting solution.