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Talking with Tom Dale about Ember FastBoot and the Return of Scrappy JavaScript(blog.heroku.com)
1 points by ronnix 10y ago|1 comments
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Is San Francisco becoming toxic for new startups?(blog.thefamily.co)
14 points by ronnix 12y ago|23 comments
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by ronnix 13y ago
Indeed, Facebook is already using their own fork of PHP.
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by ronnix 13y ago
Why not Heroku in this case?
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by ronnix 13y ago
Wish you the best!
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by ronnix 13y ago
Check out what my friends at CozyCloud are working on: https://www.cozycloud.cc/ They want to be your user-friendly personal cloud. Easy as an an App Store. Open source. Host it wherever you want. Your data and your apps ar
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by ronnix 13y ago
OK, thanks. But isn't it the point of all ORMs? Why the emphasis on pure?
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by ronnix 13y ago
> I'm not very familiar with the culture of the Python community so this might come across as offending, but why such an obsession with "pure" Python? I think it refers to the implementation, meaning the library has no C modules and is
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by ronnix 13y ago
Did a lot of AMOS too when I was in high school. We made a nice platform game with two friends and released it as shareware. Lots of small experiments too, including some attempts at adventure games. :)
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by ronnix 13y ago
Were some companies acquired multiple times the same year, or is there a bug somewhere? (RazorFish is listed 3 times in 2002, DoubleClick and Skype twice in 2005, Getty Images twice in 2008, Sterling Commerce twice in 2009.)
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by ronnix 14y ago
Are they?
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by ronnix 14y ago
If you want this as a service, you may want to look at http://about.me/
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by ronnix 14y ago
They're meant to differentiate their CPUs, and find a good use for the billions of transistors that their process technology allows them to include in their designs. So the question is, what's better: more cache, more cores (diminishing ret
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by ronnix 14y ago
What Python tools or libraries are you using for infrastructure automation?
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by ronnix 14y ago
I like this, and I just signed up! Do you think tipping is something that GitHub might want to add as a core feature of their web site?
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by ronnix 14y ago
Definitely feels faster here in Paris, France.
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by ronnix 15y ago
or maybe it's a gallicism and he means "coins on the ground"?
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by ronnix 15y ago
What are some examples of features from other languages that you would like to see in Python?
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by ronnix 15y ago
France: http://twitter.com/frstartupjobs (run by me) http://www.rudebaguette.com/jobs/
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by ronnix 15y ago
13" MacBook Pro (2011 Core i7) with 8GB RAM.
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by ronnix 15y ago
Scoble got his facts wrong, and wrote a followup: https://plus.google.com/111091089527727420853/posts/birhHh9j...
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by ronnix 15y ago
Google knows: http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath668/kmath668.htm
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by ronnix 15y ago
Actually, the router/NAS and set-top-box are two separate devices. And unfortunately the browser is crap. :-(
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by ronnix 15y ago
Cool. Fabric rocks! People may also want to check out Ian Bicking's Silver Lining tool: http://cloudsilverlining.org/
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by ronnix 15y ago
The Python interpreter does an implicit "import site" on initialization. You can disable it using the -S option if/when you care about startup time. Here are some numbers on my MacBook Pro: $ ./run.sh bash hello.sh median 0.002 $ ./run.sh p
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by ronnix 15y ago
I'll try to be there too!
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by ronnix 15y ago
I hope their first job will not be to rewrite it all in C++ or Java on top of some proprietary Google storage. :)
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by ronnix 15y ago
Are you an average Python developer?
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by ronnix 16y ago
It's been more than a day for me. It's Tuesday and I still have not regained access to my GMail account...
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by ronnix 16y ago
Yep, those CPUs only support 8GB max. See the Intel Core i7 2620M (the 2.7Ghz part in the high-end 13" model) spec sheet for example: http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=52231

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