bofaGuy

This is how you lock yourself into a single front end design. And when you get ready for the next generation of your app or site, now you’re locked in and changing that front end design becomes exponentially harder.

You can run a flask web server from your iPhone using Pythonista and StaSh. I’m not sure about port 80 though.

Pythonista: https://apps.apple.com/app/id1085978097

StaSh: https://github.com/ywangd/stash

Correct. I think DD only supports CPython.

My biggest issue is that DataDog doesn’t support PyPy. Out of curiosity, I made a new branch of our app and took out DataDog and observed a significant improvement in performance when using PyPy vs CPython on the same branch (but can’t remember how much).

Let m = n. For m^n = n^m. There are infinite solutions. Am I missing something?

Edit: “Distinct”

LEDs also cause interference with WiFi and other radio signals. Found out after putting a LED bulb in my smart garage door opener.. which immediately went offline.

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Worked on a team at BofA, our application would handle 800 million events per day. The logic we had for retry and failure was solid. We also had redundancy across multiple DCs. I think we processed like 99.9999999% of all events successfully. (Basically all of them, last year we lost about 2,000 events total) I didn’t find it very stressful at all. We build in JMX Utica for our production support teams be able to handle practically anything they would need to.