Since Redis is BSD licensed I wouldn't be surprised if this is the start of popular paid-for proprietary third party modules.
Redis Loadable Modules System
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#12How people can code on airplanes amazes me. I have tried but the cramped space, the constant interruptions.. I never get much done.
Agree, I sometimes have problems even fully opening my laptop.
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#13How people can code on airplanes amazes me. I have tried but the cramped space, the constant interruptions.. I never get much done.
It's not the constant interruptions (headphones do a good job of dealing with that), its the lack of internet access that is the showstopper - I don't have all the APIs + docs in my head.
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#14How people can code on airplanes amazes me. I have tried but the cramped space, the constant interruptions.. I never get much done.
As a father of three toddlers, I can tell you that sitting in an airplane for hours is pure heaven for concentration and lack of distractions.
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#15How people can code on airplanes amazes me. I have tried but the cramped space, the constant interruptions.. I never get much done.
It's not the constant interruptions (headphones do a good job of dealing with that), its the lack of internet access that is the showstopper - I don't have all the APIs + docs in my head.
Use https://kapeli.com/dash on Mac or the open source equivalents on other platforms.
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#16I tried to read the article but I couldn't. It's all one big block. The word wrapping is wrong on input! Individual paragraphs are groups of individual lines and extra long lines that the browser wraps for you. So you end up with lines in the middle of paragraphs that only have one or two words. Net result is it's very hard to read. I tried Safari's reader mode, but that was even worse. Because all formatting comes f…
> I'm continually amazed at people's attempts to reinvent text layout in the browser.
Agreed.
I don't recommend you try to read pg's essays, they will make you very angry.
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's not the constant interruptions (headphones do a good job of dealing with that), its the lack of internet access that is the showstopper - I don't have all the APIs + docs in my head.
Use https://kapeli.com/dash on Mac or the open source equivalents on other platforms.
Thank you very much!
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#18How people can code on airplanes amazes me. I have tried but the cramped space, the constant interruptions.. I never get much done.
It's not the constant interruptions (headphones do a good job of dealing with that), its the lack of internet access that is the showstopper - I don't have all the APIs + docs in my head.
I use https://kapeli.com/dash for offline documentation for when I'm on flights. Also, WiFi has been available on more and more flights. I actually have found long flights good for solid focused coding sessions (especially when I already have thought through what I want to build).
edit: woops, looks like someone submitted this at the same time. In any case, working offline also forces you to reign in your app dependencies.
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#19I'm hoping there's an easy way to turn this off for the foreseeable future, to avoid all the obvious security holes this is likely to introduce.
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#20@antirez, is Redis 4.0 going to be part of the more rapid release schedule (will we see it in 3, 6 months) or are major upgrades still annual releases (we'll see 4.0 in 12 months)?