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rozza
1y ago
citation needed
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rozza
3y ago
I'm a fan of Gradle, it is super powerful and ultimately flexible and I can code my way into and out of trouble with it. I like maven for its simplicity, although I do dislike XML for the build configuration language, seems to verbose
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rozza
4y ago
What a fantastic video and introduction :) thanks for sharing.
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rozza
4y ago
Confirmed not a bug in MongoDB or the Go Driver.
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rozza
4y ago
The post got updated: > Final Edit: False Alarm > > It’s not MongoDB, It’s not the MongoDB Go driver, it’s something I did. > I was especially careful to double and triple check Long and Lat and still something went wrong.
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rozza
4y ago
The world is used to x,y for coordinates which sets the convention.
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rozza
6y ago
My wife has chronic cancer* and one day when talking to the doctor at the hospice after a period of grueling treatment she talked about only having so many "spoons" in a day. The doctor liked the analogy as it was a fun way at loo
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rozza
6y ago
Congrats gravypod! The codec system in the Java driver is pretty low level and its great to see it could be adapted to this usecase. Thats pretty cool.
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rozza
7y ago
Breast Cancer HER2+ Currently being treated with Trastuzumab and Pertuzumab every 3 weeks. Seems to be doing its job keeping down the cancer growth rate. She also used to have Zoledronic acid at the same time but that caused osteonecrosis o
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rozza
7y ago
My wife has had full body scans every 3 months for the past 3 years. She currently has multiple active sites of bone mets, from the spine to shoulders and hips. A single scan is much more convenient and keeps the oncologist up to date with
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API evolution the right way
(emptysqua.re)
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rozza
8y ago
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rozza
11y ago
Amazing, really tells more about keeping up with the Joneses and the societal pressure to conform to their expectations. As you earn more money, your social circles change and there is a cost to moving into that circle. You have to live in
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rozza
11y ago
Looks like theres strong interest for a similar improvements coming in C#7 (Async streams and disposal https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/issues/2136 )
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rozza
11y ago
For evidence of people in production now, you will find more users of RxJava which has been providing similar functionality for a while (including backpressure support). I think this convention is one for the future and this release marks t
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Reactive Streams for the JVM hits 1.0.0
(reactive-streams.org)
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11y ago
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12y ago
My wife was offered it by insurance in the UK and she refused it. She hates being cold, so when she read that its not always effective she decided against it. Some hospitals also offer cold gloves, to save your nails. Everyone is different
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rozza
12y ago
For folks in the UK theres http://streetlife.com which also is a local social network. You can verify your address to prove you are local and subscribe to local area conversations and news etc... Just like in life the communiti
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13y ago
MongoEngine prefers ODM but documents often have relationships. That comes at some cost in MongoDB and document databases in general. Often it is best to start with the opposite of modelling a relational db - start denormalised and normalis
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rozza
13y ago
Schematics was an early fork of MongoEngine - focusing on data modelling and validation of various data formats, dicts, json & bson documents.
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rozza
13y ago
Really pleased to have these improvements and look forward to getting them into MongoEngine 0.9 :)
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Lessons Learnt Building Mongoengine
(rosslawley.co.uk)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I ended up sharding my mug :(
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MongoDB straps SQL to Google's MapReduce
(theregister.co.uk)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Any more screenshots available?
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15y ago
Yes me, we use it to formalise documents and explicitly declare what data we store. For total flexibility dictionary fields are best, they will handle any complex type eg: embedded dictionaries, lists or even other documents (automatically
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MongoEngine 0.5 Released
(rosslawley.co.uk)
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15y ago
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