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benbangert

  1. @zzzeek since your only tweet has been a snarky one, yea, kind of hard to know the original context. about 17 hours ago via Twitter for Mac in reply to zzzeek
  2. @zzzeek I've never seen anyone say that SQLAlchemy is intuitive and natural. :) about 17 hours ago via Twitter for Mac in reply to zzzeek
  3. @zzzeek traversal + cassandra (no zope/zodb in sight), github.com/mozilla-servic… about 17 hours ago via Twitter for Mac in reply to zzzeek
  4. @zzzeek ah right, as usual, only the snarky comments can fit on twitter, not meaningful ones. :) about 17 hours ago via Twitter for Mac in reply to zzzeek
  5. @zzzeek see @niallohiggins pyramid template that uses mongodb + traversal about 17 hours ago via Twitter for Mac in reply to zzzeek
  6. @zzzeek traversal isn't zope, nor does it require it or zodb. if you're using zopey stuff its of your own desire. about 17 hours ago via Twitter for Mac in reply to zzzeek
  7. @tarek_ziade why are you awake??? 7:55 PM Jun 1st via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to tarek_ziade
  8. @zzzeek a better pyramid analogy would be the kid who loves the food as long as his eyes are closed while eating it 4:26 PM Jun 1st via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to zzzeek
  9. @zzzeek except that ppl with allergies have a reaction without needing to know the contents, it’s a real reaction vs psychological 4:25 PM Jun 1st via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to zzzeek
  10. @zeeg chona 9:56 AM Jun 1st via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to zeeg
  11. @spyced Was this an older senior developer? I'd like to think they don't mind reading code as much. :) 1:30 PM May 30th via Twitter for Mac in reply to spyced
  12. @spyced course, hiring tons of FooCKs (Fresh out of College Kids) also lends itself to NIH, they’re used to writing code, not reading it. 10:28 AM May 30th via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to spyced
  13. @spyced having to run everything on googles base architecture generally means being unable to use any existing approaches 10:26 AM May 30th via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to spyced
  14. @diana_clarke the cookbook isn’t being rewritten afaik 10:48 AM May 28th via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to diana_clarke
  15. @mitsuhiko I have a pastebin, paste.ofcode.org, a bit monimal 4:16 PM May 23rd via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to mitsuhiko
  16. The funniest overview of the Facebook IPO disaster I've come across, ritholtz.com/blog/2012/05/h… 1:12 PM May 22nd via Twitter for Mac
  17. @etrepum WindlePoons#1527 8:21 PM May 19th via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to etrepum
  18. @zeeg Looks crazy expensive compared to hetzner. 8:20 PM May 17th via Twitter for Mac in reply to zeeg
  19. You'd think Blizzard would know how to scale some stuff by now, even their Diablo 3 status page website is down. #fail 8:59 PM May 15th via Twitter for Mac
  • Name Ben Bangert
  • Location North Bay, California
  • Web http://be.groovie...
  • Bio Ben Bangert is a San Francisco Bay Area programmer best known for his Python open-source work on Pylons, Beaker, and Routes. He currently works at Mozilla.
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