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by St-Clock 2y ago
> I think it's pretty hard to get a Python package into the top 360 list while not picking up any maintainers who could climb that learning curve pretty quickly. I can speak for experience. Py4J is on that list and getting maintaine
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by St-Clock 3y ago
Thank you so much for this shortcut, I was trying a way to find all of the bad known_host entries and this did the trick!
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by St-Clock 4y ago
Winter tire (if you have them) and heating are the likely culprits!
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by St-Clock 5y ago
We had similar experience! We tried CodeGuru Reviewer on one of our Python codebases (around 71 KLOC) and abandoned it after a week. The feedback was indeed similar to what standard linters and static analyzers can provide with more noise.
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by St-Clock 6y ago
One strategy we are currently implementing is using a second Postgres database synchronized with logical replication. 1. We insert the logs in the main database and periodically delete old logs. We can thus create the log in the same transa
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by St-Clock 6y ago
Didn't read anything at first, just went and navigated/manipulated text and it worked as I would expect! This is a very nice VIM emulation! I stopped using workflowy because it did not feel natural to edit a large amount of plain
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by St-Clock 7y ago
That's great news, but I do not see quotas for SES in my dashboard and AWS service list. Additionally, it seems they did not import previous requests in their new request history.
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by St-Clock 8y ago
Resulto | Montreal, QC | Backend Developer | ONSITE We are looking for a passionate developer who wants to join our software development team at Resulto. Your input will have a direct and measurable impact on the success of products frequen
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by St-Clock 8y ago
We are using Wal-G in production and testing it every day by copying/restoring prod db to staging. The CLI is spartan, but it works and it's fast. Andrey is also responsive if you encounter any issue and went to a lot of trouble t
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by St-Clock 8y ago
Resulto | Montreal, QC | Backend Developer | ONSITE We are looking for a passionate developer who wants to join our software development team at Resulto. Your input will have a direct and measurable impact on the success of products frequen
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by St-Clock 8y ago
I wonder if this is a response to Amazon Lightsail[1] now offering managed database? [1] https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-managed-databases-for-a...
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Py4J 0.10.7 released(py4j.org)
21 points by St-Clock 8y ago|1 comments
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by St-Clock 9y ago
Relocating would be fine, but we cannot really help with work permit applications.
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by St-Clock 9y ago
Resulto | Montreal | Full-Time | Onsite | Full-Stack Developer We are looking for a passionate developer who wants to join our small software development team at Resulto in our office in Montreal. Your input will have a direct and measurabl
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by St-Clock 9y ago
We tried Zulip for a week but the team decided to not continue the experiment. I personally really liked the UI and the keyboard-centric workflow, but the lack of polished UI and the suboptimal mobile experience was really difficult to defe
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Lightning Search and Log Velocity Analytics(blog.papertrailapp.com)
2 points by St-Clock 9y ago|0 comments
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Why funding open source is hard(medium.com)
22 points by St-Clock 9y ago|1 comments
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New community tools(github.com)
1 points by St-Clock 9y ago|0 comments
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by St-Clock 9y ago
"Don’t cache Django models" This is too broad to be good advice. A typical solution to stale models is to increment a cache version key, effectively invalidating the old cache. Version keys can be coarse- or fine-grained. For exam
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by St-Clock 9y ago
Resulto (resulto.ca) | Frontend Developer | Montreal | Onsite | Full-time Do you usually take initiative to suggest high-value improvements and keep up to date with best practices? Are you passionate with frontend technologies, but not afra
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by St-Clock 10y ago
Hi, I really liked your post and your comments about your experience with each provider, but I totally disliked your answer and the one below. I didn't see anywhere that your benchmark was only about hourly billing providers so I find
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by St-Clock 10y ago
I am unpleasantly surprised that they do not mention why services that should be unrelated to S3 such as SES were impacted as well and what they are doing to reduce such dependencies. From a software development perspective, it makes sense
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by St-Clock 10y ago
I confirm for SES being down in US-East-1 :-(
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by St-Clock 10y ago
I agree. That is why I mentioned our large test suite in my first comment.
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by St-Clock 10y ago
Regarding typing errors in production, I meant that we never encountered an error that could have been directly prevented by a Java-like static type checker[1], e.g., a function with an int parameter that was called with a string argument.
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by St-Clock 10y ago
For our small team, we found that type annotations are useful as a substitute of documentation and it cut our docstrings at least by half. For most small and well-named API functions, we don't need docstrings anymore. We're big fa
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by St-Clock 10y ago
We moved >1K$ hosting per month from them to StormOnDemand because of the lack of transparency on security issues, particularly the PagerDuty incident. This was heartbreaking because Linode's value (performance, reliability, support
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by St-Clock 10y ago
That would be nice. If you know you have a trip coming in two weeks, you could register to get a apolitical facebook account with posts created every day with your virtual apolitical friends. You could optionally register for a twitter acco
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by St-Clock 10y ago
A few quick notes about our experience with Rsync.net 1. It is more expensive than S3/Glacier, but they offer "free" read-only snapshots, which can be very useful if your backup software or script does not perform its own sna
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by St-Clock 10y ago
So after perusing the documentation, it seems that: 1. No cache. You need to build your own. 2. No obvious github integration. You can pull code from github but that's it. 3. Notifications are managed with SNS. So you need to use lambd

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