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  1. @jchris Event driven generally means single threaded. Ryan did mention in his talk doing something like WebWorkers in the future though.
  2. @ashcanschool A pint of Tennants, right?
  3. Just remembered this patch http://bit.ly/5PAYMl by @janl. Definitely one of my favorites.
  4. "Executable packaging lore" - @nslater had a point even if Autotools makes me want to hurt cute furry animals.
  5. >>> re.sub(r"even-", "event-", "even-driven")
  6. @jchris This is good. Though I want to sit down and argue coroutines vs. even-driven with @ryah now.
  7. @zedshaw Ah! I thought winnars was past tense and the Latest screen seemed like it should be a list of submissions for this round.
  8. NFL overtime rules are just plain dumb.
  9. @williamsjoe If by "in Seattle" you mean " in the same country" and by "co-work" you mean "do my work for me," yes. Yes I do.
  10. @zedshaw Where in the world is the list of submissions for a given round page?
  11. @aq bit jealous of the turkey sandwhich.
  12. http://bit.ly/54bVdy The beginnings of a Python C module for HTTP parsing. Based on Ryan Dahl's excellent http-parser for node.js
  13. @jchris Is it not in Ruby? Python says "" == false
  14. @binary42 And its a very nice cloud.
  15. OH: "I say we all go with BERT-RPC and pretend the last decade never happened."
  16. Halp! For an HTTP response with Content-Length: 0, is it valid to have a Content-Type?
  17. @binary42 http://www.youtube.com/watc...
  18. uWSGI on nginx http://bit.ly/6wGn2n Time to take a closer look.
  19. I'm looking for general types of URL dispatching in webapps. Anyone know of interesting ones beyond regexp and routes?
  20. @ianbicking It's dependent on Apache httpd for now so I didn't bother getting very far into it. I'm looking forward to the nginx adapter