DasIch

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1201.
by DasIch 15y ago
It's not that they don't care they just can't afford it. If you restrict yourself to legal stuff you have to consider the price and you may have to decide. If you can get everything for free you take everything. This is very obvious with mu
1202.
by DasIch 15y ago
It's still a problem for modularity, something like Flask's blueprints are basically impossible for Bottle.
1203.
by DasIch 15y ago
I must have been mistaken for static files, for templates however it is the case: https://github.com/defnull/bottle/blob/master/bottle.py#L263... You can override it but you would have to do that for every call to `template` or by monkey
1204.
by DasIch 15y ago
An example would be that Bottle creates an application object implicitly and assumes that all resources(templates, static files, etc.) are relative to the cwd. However the WSGI specification doesn't define what the cwd points to so you have
1205.
by DasIch 15y ago
Flask has more features, more and better documentation, a bigger community and ecosystem as well as more developers behind it. Furthermore Bottle does magic that is frowned upon by some people.
1206.
by DasIch 15y ago
Exactly. I hope in the future we don't think about whether you are running version X or Y but whether you run the stable or unstable update channel. It's not like your users really give a fuck about version numbers.
1207.
by DasIch 15y ago
This does not help at all in this case, proving that it is not that simple.
1208.
by DasIch 15y ago
Web applications should be IO bound and usually everyone says they are but in reality that is not really the case. If you look at Ruby and Python you will see that there are obvious differences in performance based on language implementatio
1209.
by DasIch 15y ago
You still need to power it somehow and anything that affects electrical systems might kill you. In sports your heart is a lot less relevant than your lung capacity. You are more likely to end up with not enough oxygen than your heart not be
1210.
by DasIch 15y ago
I find it fascinating that Python seems to be the only language which created a word to describe idiomatic code: pythonic. Having learned Python as a first programming language I always try to gain an idiomatic understanding of the language
1211.
by DasIch 15y ago
I'm pretty sure that's what he meant.
1212.
by DasIch 15y ago
I don't think the Welfare State is a problem at all nor do I think we have a problem in this culture with being successful. It is just that most people consider the risk associated with creating a startup and the probability of actually suc
1213.
by DasIch 15y ago
The word is (almost) extinct and has long been replaced with "small talk".
1214.
by DasIch 15y ago
That time limit is two years. After that you get "Hartz IV" unless you still have enough money to live by. Sure if that happens you may have to drastically change your lifestyle but if you are well educated getting a job in under two years
1215.
by DasIch 15y ago
There are various variations in Germany alone not to mention Austria and Switzerland and even for native speakers they can be almost impossible to understand. The proper spelling is the least of your worries if you want to learn German.
1216.
by DasIch 15y ago
Students will all be able to talk to you but people who went to school in East Germany before the '90s will most likely not have learned English. Due to the fact that most adults never used English outside of school and have never used it a
1217.
by DasIch 15y ago
Call me paranoid but I would not even consider that as an alternative to doing the encryption on my own.
1218.
by DasIch 15y ago
Legally speaking you are correct but that is irrelevant to any serious discussion on the topic. Laws should be the strictest manifestation of societies expectations. This is clearly not the case here, most people consider this kind of priva
1219.
by DasIch 16y ago
What about hints to the JIT and other things you can do at that level? This is a decision being made by people having worked on PyPy for years, if there is anyone who is able to make a good decision about when to use rpython instead of pyth
1220.
by DasIch 16y ago
Don't contribute to open source for the sake of contributing, contribute because you are excited about something. Implement this feature you always wanted to have, fix this bug which has been annoying for who knows how long and you will be
1221.
by DasIch 16y ago
As mentioned in the posts abstractions are leaky. You can't drive a car without having a rough knowledge about how it works or how forces act upon your car but if you drive a hybrid you don't have to know how the engines interact nor do you
1222.
by DasIch 16y ago
Most of these things are basically just aliases, partial applications and/or compositions. It shows off how powerful Haskell is and it is impressive but that's pretty much it. I'd much rather see how you tweet something from Haskell, parse
1223.
by DasIch 16y ago
You could write a simple client that just ignores connect/disconnect messages from the server. Reading this post I remembered a small project called sociograph a friend of mine created. It's an IRC bot that logs messages and draws a graph o
1224.
by DasIch 16y ago
Unless I'm missing something, this only occurs if someone sends two messages to someone and the receiving user responds to the first message but gets the second message before sending his. Using average read/write times for a message - taki
1225.
by DasIch 16y ago
I barely know the basics of Haskell and this is very easy to understand. This is supposed to show you which tools you should use, how to organize and publish your project. This tutorials does this quite well. If you want to learn Haskell re