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Show HN: Review large code changes in your terminal, one chapter at a time(github.com)
1 points by mtford 18d ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Httap – intercept and inspect HTTP traffic from your shell or agent(github.com)
1 points by mtford 7mo ago|0 comments
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by mtford 11y ago
I feel ya buddy - come and join the wacky world of front end development where these things matter less ;)
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Live editing of webapps with no refreshing – powered by WebPack(mtford.co.uk)
6 points by mtford 12y ago|0 comments
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by mtford 12y ago
Isn't Opera at v24 now?
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by mtford 12y ago
Hi Luna, from my perspective async.js is about control flow whereas operations.js is about creating well defined operations that can be composed, queued, cancelled, reused and monitored. It's more of a workhorse.
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by mtford 12y ago
Yeah, operations.js is meant for more complex scenarios than that. For example if we were spawning hundreds of operations that interact with networks/file systems. We can set an upper limit on concurrent operations using queues and exp
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Show HN: Operations.js – Manage async operations in Node and the browser(github.com)
7 points by mtford 12y ago|4 comments
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by mtford 12y ago
I'm a huge inconsolata fan myself.
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by mtford 12y ago
Many thanks for this! This has been a thorn in my side for a while but never got round to doing anything about it...
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by mtford 12y ago
I know a few of the investment banks have this kind of thing internally, implemented as a DAG: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directed_acyclic_graph . Cool stuff.
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by mtford 12y ago
Nice... I did make an attempt to filter out sensitive stuff but clearly did a bad job. Thanks for letting me know. I will eventually introduce a demo app rather than my own site.
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by mtford 12y ago
Sounds interesting... i'll take a look. The fact that its UDP would be helpful in avoiding the need for a dependency on celery/message queues. What's it like in terms of getting the data back out?
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by mtford 12y ago
Tbh, probably fairly bad atm. I haven't done anything empirical but atm Silk will create a record for every SQL query executed during the request/response cycle effectively doubling the number of queries. Not only that but it also
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by mtford 12y ago
That's not a bad idea, it would probably be more natural than the rigid filters that are currently in place for the requests and profiles. As far as having this running in prod I've only really thought of siphoning off the results
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by mtford 12y ago
Sure just added this to the intro. You can download via https://github.com/mtford90/silk/releases or install through pip install django-silk
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by mtford 12y ago
Yep django-toolbar is great! My aim with this was, like you said, to provide the history of multiple requests, but also to provide finer-grained profiling with the decorator and context manager. Not only do they capture execution time but t
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by mtford 12y ago
Not at the moment. Silk doesn't actually save anything down until right at the end of the cycle i.e. in process_response of the middleware. Had to do this to avoid issues with atomic transactions. I certainly don't mind adding thi
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by mtford 12y ago
Thats a great question... that def shouldn't be there. render_to_response is actually dynamically profiled i.e. the decorator is applied at runtime via configuration in settings.py. This looks like its probably a bug with that. Cheers,
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Show HN: Silk, a profiling tool for Django(mtford.co.uk)
113 points by mtford 12y ago|24 comments
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by mtford 12y ago
Never. To upgrade to Mavericks I just created a USB installer using unibeast, booted from USB and followed the usual OSX install process. All my files and apps were left untouched.
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by mtford 12y ago
Yep, just upgraded mine to Mavericks and had absolutely no issues. You just need to make sure you buy components that are tried and tested by the hackintosh community.
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by mtford 12y ago
I do a lot of heavy Django work and first glance I really like the syntax. Much cleaner that what I'm used to. I will def give this a try at some point and comment further. Why the name PonyORM btw? I know it's superficial but I m
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by mtford 12y ago
Looks like it's down, and the official links for download don't seem to work anymore. It's available here on github tho: https://github.com/mozilla/Fira
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by mtford 12y ago
So, HN was built with Stiqr and reddit was built with Website Tonight...?
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by mtford 12y ago
Has anyone actually been rejected for this yet? How do we know there isn't a whitelist already? We're submitting in a weeks time - with mogen - so I guess there is only one way to find out...
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by mtford 12y ago
Its def slower. I do like atom, however I tend to end up doing a lot of heavy log crunching. Atom will stutter and crash whereas sublime breezes through anything I can throw at it.
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by mtford 12y ago
These layers upon layers just seem painful to me.
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by mtford 12y ago
But also the same IMVU co-founded by Eric Ries i.e. The Lean Startup
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by mtford 12y ago
I hate you.

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