rterzi

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by rterzi 8y ago
No need to symlink manually, the `alternatives` mechanism will handle that for you.
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by rterzi 8y ago
"Ship with" is a bit too ambiguous for my taste. F28/F29 "ship with" Python 2 in the sense that the packages are there, just not installed with a default install. If you `dnf install python2` (or something that de
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by rterzi 8y ago
First, This is about RHEL 8 (Beta) not 7, 6, etc. Second `#!/usr/bin/python` is a different animal than `#!/usr/bin/env python`. One is hard coded. The other is `PATH` based so will change depending on curre
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by rterzi 8y ago
Fedora at least as of F28, moved to have system tools like dnf use Python 3. For RHEL 8, the tools included with the system will use a different binary, platform-python that isn't in /usr/bin. I can't remember if that&#x
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by rterzi 8y ago
#!/usr/bin/env python is almost guaranteed to give you a surprise at some point. If someone has a virtualenv or conda env active in that shell it will be a different python environment (with different installed modules) than
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Why Kubernetes Is the New Application Server(developers.redhat.com)
281 points by rterzi 8y ago|199 comments
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An API Journey: From Idea to Deployment the Agile Way(developers.redhat.com)
132 points by rterzi 8y ago|18 comments
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by rterzi 8y ago
APL has a long an interesting history. It was successfully used for decades in Wall Street firms. It's also worth looking at * The A+ programming language, an APL derivative created at Morgan Stanley by Arthur Whitney. https:/&#x
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Accessing Data – The Reactive Way, Vert.x Series – Part 4, Clement Escoffier(developers.redhat.com)
1 points by rterzi 8y ago|0 comments
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GNU Toolchain Update – Spring 2018(developers.redhat.com)
3 points by rterzi 8y ago|0 comments