dqminh

We mostly use replicated MergeTree, SummingMergeTree, AggregatedMergeTree etc. And yes, we do use Kafka engine to consume directly from Kafka, in additions to standard Clickhouse inserters.

any reason why you guys choose to pipe the compressed content into `tar xzf` process inside the container instead of extracting it outside and overlay the extracted content onto the container via overlayfs or something similar ?

anyone knows how does this perform compared to http://ace.ajax.org ?

i had trouble with CtrlP initialy because the initial load time is too slow. However, this config line fix it for me

  let g:ctrlp_user_command = ['.git', 'cd %s && git ls-files']

It lets CtrlP use git to list files, which is much faster for large project

I tried to write an interface to ImageMagick's MagickWand in Golang as well to solve the same problem. You can find it here: https://github.com/dqminh/mage

We faced this situation before. What we do is: - When there is a feature that is not done yet, but has some user-facing code, we use feature toggler to disable it on production - we deploy quick fix by doing a cherry-pick

We discussed about branching a while ago to solve this problem more effectively but still not satisfied with the pros vs cons. For us, branching only makes sense if we switch to use branching completely, and thats quite a big change.

Its opposite for us. At work, we dont use branch, only git pull --rebase on master. Any idea on when and why to use branches often ?

python also has this right by introducing named parameters. The same function in python can be written as:

  do_send_mail(recipient="[email protected]", cc="[email protected]", subject="Hello!", body="hi!")

no, more ram means less power consumption because you are accessing hard drive less often.

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Tornado doesn't have any orm, it only has a very thin wrapper around MySQLdb.

attest (http://packages.python.org/Attest/) is a really nice test framework too. Feels much more natural to me than the usual setUp/tearDown pattern.

if you have Chrome, install Google Font Previewer, choose Droid Sans

There is SplFixedArray http://www.php.net/manual/en/class.splfixedarray.php, not sure if this is the one he mentioned though.

I love this. In fact, i think it would be even more awesome if we can have something similar to Wave's scrolling style in normal desktop application.

the site looks great. Registered ;)