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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
That's a fair point, but there's a lot to love about Mongrel2!
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
That is a goal of Brubeck too. By using DictShield for modeling you get all your modeling needs, including serializing to Python dictionaries or JSON strings, but it doesn't have an opinion on what database you us. Your database layer migh
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
I think it's unfortunate that the power of choice isn't as appreciated outside the Python world but I can also relate to people who feel they have to read way too much stuff. In spite of this, however, Brubeck indeed aims to be a one-stop s
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
J2 Labs is the name of my consulting company (and twitter account @j2labs). Brubeck + DictShield are both projects that have risen from building API's for startups. I aim to make Brubeck as useful as possible for building web projects a qui
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
The difference here is that Brubeck answers ZeroMQ messages from Mongrel2 instead of being a web server. So instead of using WSGI, Brubeck connects to Mongrel2 via a ZeroMQ socket and reads messages representing the web requests. Beyond tha
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Brubeck is a Mongrel2 handler which makes it effectively a ZeroMQ Framework. But it is built with web serving in mind so I (I wrote it) attempted to also bring many of the customs we're used to with web frameworks to the Python + Mongrel2
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Everything you've said assumes these cities are going to explode with 1) enough people to buy the apartments and 2) enough people who can afford them. Could you clarify your view on those two issues?
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Indiegogo is a ridiculous rip off of Kickstarter. Good grief... even the design is ripped off.
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Why does this defy the age of the universe?
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Overly dramatic title.
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
You are correct. I am on 11.0.696.71. I was wrong when I said 8.
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Many folks have said basically the same thing. Great sentiment tho!
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
thanks!
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Powerset was bought by Microsoft and became part of bing. Stopped reading after that tho.
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
It shouldn't. Open source version numbers greater than 1.0 dont mean a whole lot. Chrome, the browser, around version 8 (give or take). How much sense does that make?
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Seems odd that Linus, who built git over a license dispute, wouldn't just code a replacement for whatever MS has rights to. Is that hard, for some reason?
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Under what grounds does MS get patent rent from Linux? (I'm legitimately unsure why this works, not saying it's impossible)
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How I built my own house - without a mortgage(getrichslowly.org)
1 points by j2d2j2d2 15y ago|0 comments
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
This affects rooted devices only. Perhaps a little less than 1% of users will even notice.
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
I should have clarified to say that the Erlang frameworks beat both Node and Tornado thoroughly.
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Personally, yes. I like to use eventlet in Python partially because of that. Interacting with the scheduler is implicit in eventlet (and gevent, which some prefer) so you write code that looks synchronous. On top of that, you get nonblockin
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
I agree. It's interesting to see node fans get huffy when Erlang people say, "hey, we're still #1" But for people who already love JS, node is a dream come true. It's really fast. Not as fast as Erlang, but more than fast enough to justify
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
All three Erlang frameworks beat the pants off node.js. Not just his.
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CEO of Svpply: I have no idea what I'm doing(pieratt.tumblr.com)
177 points by j2d2j2d2 15y ago|72 comments
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Agreed. Mentioned primarily so interested people know to pay attention to changes in Googles behavior as a result.
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
What do you mean? This was a conversation I had with him.
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
What a joke. These same people (nodejitsu) said I/O has been done wrong for 30 years without, themselves, having done the research. http://www.betabeat.com/2011/04/20/nodejitsu-raises-750k-fro... I have also heard Charlie Robbins say you
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
Howard Schultz and Michael Dell come to mind first. Larry Page is the most recent. Yahoo is a good counterpoint, though I'd suggest externalities like a lack of visionary leadership or a lack of intellectual capital, compared to their rival
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by j2d2j2d2 15y ago
I'd like to see a return of Gates. Microsoft will continue being unvisionary if they bring anyone else to the table. You just can't fake the magic of the founders.
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Twitter account creator(twitteraccountcreator.com)
2 points by j2d2j2d2 15y ago|1 comments

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