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Albert Holguin28-Aug-14 6:09

Albert Holguin

28-Aug-14 6:09

Thanks for the info! ...yeah, I wasn't trying to compare it to SVN but this guy keeps comparing it. I was just looking for a thorough explanation on Git. His explanations on Git related things are pretty good but his comparisons to SVN are both unnecessary and some completely wrong.

Rage28-Aug-14 6:22

Rage

28-Aug-14 6:22

Git is only different from SVN if you want to use it as a distributed version control system. You can set it up to work "centralized" like SVN.

~RaGE();

I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
Entropy isn't what it used to.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter28-Aug-14 6:51

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

28-Aug-14 6:51

Rage wrote:
You can set it up to work "centralized" like SVN

In which case it's not Git anymore...

I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter28-Aug-14 6:04

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

28-Aug-14 6:04

Albert Holguin wrote:
but why compare them at all

Do not! Let me second Marc on that, do not learn Git from SVN - the reading you have is all wrong. Git and SVN have a completely different design/model and even it have - mostly - the same set of functions (pull/push, merge and so on) they are different on every aspect and using one or the other will effect your way of work and thinking...

I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)

Mark_Wallace28-Aug-14 23:37

Mark_Wallace

28-Aug-14 23:37

If ya wanna refer to an on-line git, all you need to do is type my name.

I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

KP Lee30-Aug-14 14:40

30-Aug-14 14:40

I've heard people called a git before, I've never seen a definition, but I've felt it was a cross between an idiot and an opinionated a-hole. Was that what you were thinking when you talked about typing your name? Smile | :)

Mark_Wallace31-Aug-14 22:11

Mark_Wallace

31-Aug-14 22:11

It's not complimentary, but I'm English, so I don't demand that people call me nice names all the time.

I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

KP Lee1-Sep-14 4:14

1-Sep-14 4:14

FYI, I wasn't calling anyone a git, just checking on your understanding of the English usage of the word vs. the computer usage. It's nice to know that I didn't insult you, the English have a rep for being easily insulted. I think we Americans are sometimes considered so thick-headed, we can't tell when we are being insulted. For instance, I'm quite sure you didn't mean to insult me, so if I misunderstood, I apologize. My excuse is that I'm American.

Mark_Wallace1-Sep-14 10:45

Mark_Wallace

1-Sep-14 10:45

KP Lee wrote:
the English have a rep for being easily insulted

Nice one!

Best joke I've heard for weeks!

I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

KP Lee1-Sep-14 13:43

1-Sep-14 13:43

Mark_Wallace wrote:
Best joke I've heard for weeks!

Glad you could tell my tongue was firmly in cheek. I'm yank born, but my ancestral (Norway) rep isn't in intelligence. You really can't judge a book by its cover.

jschell29-Aug-14 7:55

jschell

29-Aug-14 7:55

Albert Holguin wrote:
You'd figure if you're writing a tutorial on Git and referencing SVN it's because you know both extensively,...

Well there you go - that is the source of your problem.

Being able to write, regardless of the topic, doesn't mean that one actually knows the subject being written about.

KP Lee1-Sep-14 4:31

1-Sep-14 4:31

jschell wrote:
Being able to write, regardless of the topic, doesn't mean that one actually knows the subject being written about.

Being part of a huge company doesn't make it better. Just to verify my understanding of the UNICODE definition I checked SQL Server's help definition. They are still using an ASCII character as an example for using UNICODE. ASCII is a subset of UNICODE, so it's valid usage, but you'd think they'd use a character that can't be put in a varchar field as an example.

APOD

R. Giskard Reventlov28-Aug-14 4:51

R. Giskard Reventlov

28-Aug-14 4:51

Messier 20 and 21 [^]

Re: APOD

glennPattonWork328-Aug-14 7:13

glennPattonWork3

28-Aug-14 7:13

Whoa! Cool!! Cool | :cool:

Async Nodejs

M@dHatter28-Aug-14 4:32

M@dHatter

28-Aug-14 4:32

Got my new custom async Nodejs webserver running. I tested it with Jmeter and it shows about 41,000 connections a second with no error. Seems pretty fast for a slow ass dev server. I notice the Jmeter is using 65% cpu and nodejs is about 15% to 30%. There is still room for improvement. I would like to get to the 100k connection level for one machine. One can only dream... WTF | :WTF:

I'm actually impressed what this V8 engine can do.

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Rage28-Aug-14 4:42

Rage

28-Aug-14 4:42

What is this all about ?! Confused | :confused:

~RaGE();

I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
Entropy isn't what it used to.

Albert Holguin28-Aug-14 4:45

Albert Holguin

28-Aug-14 4:45

...he's gone.... mad.

S Houghtelin28-Aug-14 4:51

S Houghtelin

28-Aug-14 4:51

Read it to the AC/DC tune "You Shook Me All Night Long"

Got my new custom async 
Nodejs webserver running
I tested it with Jmeter and it shows about 41,000 connections...

It was broke, so I fixed it.

M@dHatter28-Aug-14 4:58

M@dHatter

28-Aug-14 4:58

You're a power-load Poke tongue | ;-P

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S Houghtelin28-Aug-14 5:02

S Houghtelin

28-Aug-14 5:02

Enough to drive you nuts. Smile | :)

It was broke, so I fixed it.

DaveAuld28-Aug-14 5:04

DaveAuld

28-Aug-14 5:04

The V8 engine is only part of the story, I think the non-blocking event nature of node.js probably has more to do with it.

~~Scaling Node.js to Tens of Thousands of Concurrent Users and Beyond[^]~~

Edit: That wasn't the video I was originally thinking of, this is the one: A Million Connections...and Beyond! - Node.js at Scale[^]

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modified 28-Aug-14 11:13am.

Pete O'Hanlon28-Aug-14 5:05

Pete O'Hanlon

28-Aug-14 5:05

Errrm what? Node is async by default.

M@dHatter28-Aug-14 5:14

M@dHatter

28-Aug-14 5:14

Actually its both sync and async depending on the code you use.

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Jeremy Falcon28-Aug-14 5:24

Jeremy Falcon

28-Aug-14 5:24

I still haven't fully wrapped my head around Node.js. Is it supposed to allow people to code things in JavaScript outside of a browser, a bit like how Adobe's Flex crap works?

Jeremy Falcon