deepu_256

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by deepu_256 15y ago
Do you mind sharing the details of that hack ??
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by deepu_256 15y ago
wonderful. Can you also shed light on thrift protocol ? i have struggled with the blocking nature of thrift(client). Does eventlet convert blocking thrift client written in python to non-blocking ?
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by deepu_256 15y ago
A quick question --- can i say use pymongo in Brubeck and you are saying the blocking nature of pymongo won't affect the async nature of Brubeck ??
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by deepu_256 15y ago
I guess what he means is that for drivers like mysql which are blocking only there is little support in tornado to not freeze the tornado instance during the request response cycle.
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by deepu_256 15y ago
So they are ok with making their tweets and posts on tumblr being exposed to public but they are not ok with their parents being on facebook ??
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by deepu_256 15y ago
This is from my experience of trying to build a news feed (we are about to launch one for our site which gets about a million unique visitors a month). The approach you suggested is the first approach that i tried. And frankly it worked gre
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by deepu_256 16y ago
This looks really useful. In the coming weeks i will try and use it in one of the apps i am building on tornado. Kudos to Greplin. Just one question. I see Tornado related repos in Greplin Github account. Are you using it in one of your Tor
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How I lost my faith in Lisp(groups.google.com)
183 points by deepu_256 16y ago|65 comments
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by deepu_256 16y ago
How ?? For the entire site or only some parts ? just curious.
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by deepu_256 16y ago
Hi nechmads, Are you willing to review the business plan/provide letters of recommendation if you really like the application ?? saw that Letters of Recommendation can be from StartUp Chile Alumni. Hence asking.
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by deepu_256 16y ago
Well, may not exactly big but Quora is using Tornado in production.
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What the Internet revolution looked like in 1994(wired.com)
38 points by deepu_256 16y ago|6 comments
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by deepu_256 16y ago
Wow. Hearing about this guy for the first time. Inspiring ....
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by deepu_256 16y ago
i played with gizzard for one of our services with redis as backend. twitter engineers on #twinfra IRC channel helped me a lot on understanding gizzard and flockdb src code. Not yet using in production though. You have any questions ?
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by deepu_256 16y ago
They make code concise.List Comprehensions, magic methods - Yes . implementing __len__ on your class and using len() everywhere(with list, string and your new class) is better than coding a method called get_count() , total_count(), etc etc
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by deepu_256 16y ago
Write tests, run code-coverage and code-smells. While good advice, that's just saying what to do. Not how to do. You can as well remove the word Python from the title and the advice holds true in general. What i would like to see :- what in
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by deepu_256 16y ago
Cannibalization is not the norm. There are many successful platforms which didn't go the route of cannibalization. Ex - windows. The OS 9 - OS 10 example is more of an exception than the norm. In the case of OS 9 everyone(even Apple people)
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by deepu_256 16y ago
I guess he is pointing out that - Although Andriod is gaining market share, it isn't exactly eating into potential RIM market share. Other way to put it is that both RIM and Android target different set of customers. P.S :- I am not making
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by deepu_256 16y ago
It is not about owing anything to the people of India. It is about owing himself the pleasure and satisfaction of making his homeland - the place where he was born and the place where he grew up - a better place.
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by deepu_256 16y ago
i wudn't mind. more people attending the meet, the merrier it is. Get in touch with ankeshk. he is organizing the meet.
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by deepu_256 16y ago
From the looks on Hackerstreet.in , Bangalore has more HN users than mumbai. i guess someone has to go ahead and take the initiative. Ankesh even sent us mumbai HN users an FB message. Nice :)
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Iphone Application Development - Course from Stanford(itunes.apple.com)
78 points by deepu_256 16y ago|13 comments
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by deepu_256 16y ago
The part about Cassandra and replication is wrong. One can configure replication factor to be 3 and still make writes with consistency level one - which means the other 2 writes will happen async and won't block the client. The part about w
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by deepu_256 16y ago
Buy and iPad. use ipad strictly for consuming content - reading HN, facebook, twitter , Instapaper etc. use your computer strictly to create stuff - code, write, design, photoshop etc etc. If you want you can install some software to block
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by deepu_256 16y ago
amix, i am sure with the suggestions that Zed made and from your own experience of using that in production you would have made modifications to the code. is there any way you can post the code that you last used in production?
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by deepu_256 16y ago
Yup. i learnt a lot by seeing Zed's code. But it was very nice indeed that he takes time to review code voluntarily on blog comments.
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by deepu_256 16y ago
I haven't tested a lot of queues but one solution that i played with recently and liked is zookeeper. It is distributed, battle tested and has a small simple API. You can build some good distributed data structures(like queues for example)
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by deepu_256 16y ago
@lethain - you beauty. Nice work. The thing is - it is not surprising that redis maps well with the python DS. It is that after reading this it occurred to me how powerful having Persistent DS(Not in the Functional DS sense but in data sto
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Inspiring and Quirky feats of Engineering(folklore.org)
2 points by deepu_256 16y ago|0 comments