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by FraaJad 17y ago
All is not lost. FTA: Nothing to allow tyranny of the minority or majority. It’s all about free speech and open communication. However, this is balanced with the above spam marking, and potentially a “troll rating” that’s similar
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by FraaJad 17y ago
I am far far away from being considered a designer and I consider the Django documentation to be excellent for programmers. Just because it also caters to designers, the documentation is not necessarily watered down.
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Antoine Pitrou's "newgil" work lands in py3k branch.(twitter.com)
5 points by FraaJad 17y ago|0 comments
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by FraaJad 17y ago
If you read my reply again, you will see that I commented on the pre-independance image of India, that of snake charmers. That image is a product of narrow, west-is-superior-in-everything mindset of the 18 and 19th century europe. I largely
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by FraaJad 17y ago
Let's think of Python 3 as Perl 6 that got done on schedule. There may be many good reasons to use Python 3 today, but it is not like Python 2.x is not good enough as-is or it is standing still. With Guido's recent focus on not adding new s
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by FraaJad 17y ago
"Snake Charmers" is not a brand image "We" wanted nor created. It is the product of ignorant western minds. Compared to other eastern cultures (chinese and japanese at least) India has suffered from mis-understanding and underwhelming under
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by FraaJad 17y ago
The FAQ is an interesting read -- http://www.playframework.org/documentation/1.0/faq
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Automatic CRUD interfaces for Turbogears using Sprox(percious.com)
1 points by FraaJad 17y ago|0 comments
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Protectionism vs. the Innovation Nation(american.com)
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by FraaJad 17y ago
I agree with C++ being a sledgehammer/chainsaw for web development. However, I was looking at emweb.de, the website of the creators of this toolkit and they seem to be oriented towards web app development for embedded devices. It does make
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by FraaJad 17y ago
In light of the recent articles criticizing C++, it is actually nice to see a framework which uses C++ without being ugly or scary. Perhaps Wt is a good example of people using a "Subset" of C++ to good effect. The framework, code and the
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Game programming patterns(gameprogrammingpatterns.com)
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by FraaJad 17y ago
I've been to three Panera Bread locations. All of them had friendly staff, nice food and and easy going environment. We even have had project meetings at Panera. Panera++.
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by FraaJad 17y ago
PyCon 2009 had excellent wifi coverage. I wonder what technology/setup they used?
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by FraaJad 17y ago
We already do this. It's the "Search" box on Firefox, Safari, Opera, Galeon and Konqueror. The only time I visit the google homepage to search something is when I'm stuck with Internet explorer.
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by FraaJad 17y ago
Benjamin Franklin.
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by FraaJad 17y ago
Having done web development exclusively in Python (Zope,...,Django), I some time feel that I may be missing out on the advances in a large ecosystem like J2EE(Spring etc.,) I would be eager to read such an article too.
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by FraaJad 17y ago
The dynamics at work in a typical IT shop are different. Indian IT industry does not depend on "programming geniuses". getting their shit done by the day it was promised is more important for them, because the client will not pay for "ind
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by FraaJad 17y ago
No, he explicitly rejects the open source definition of free software. You only have to google "Stallman Open Source" and read the first three results to see how ill informed your opinion is. edit: Links * Why Free software is better th
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by FraaJad 17y ago
The first and foremost problem with your inflammatory and ill-informed post is, RMS doesn't do "Open Source". The stated goals and ideals of "Open Source" and "Free Software" are very different.
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by FraaJad 17y ago
Chopraji, You are right. Almost all space missions today, even those of USA are made of international teams. Science has no boundary, nor should it. However, the title appropriately said "..helped discover.." and not "..discovered..". This
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by FraaJad 17y ago
The article is very misleading. I have a family member working at IBM, so let me clarify. * No new MS Office Licenses unless approved by the managers. * Symphony will be the default office suite installed on the Laptops and PCs handed out.
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by FraaJad 17y ago
Summary: * Mean response time -- Twisted.Web better than Tornado Average performances for Concurrent request: * @100 -- TW:Tor::0.50s:0.70s . TW better than Tor * @500 -- TW:TOr:: 3s:3.5s . TW slightly better than Tor *
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by FraaJad 17y ago
Anderson, IN has city wide Wi-Fi. Interestingly, the city government put this in place as a "network" for the city services. It was opened up for public use later.
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by FraaJad 17y ago
it's tough not to.. Kannada or Tamil (or both)? :)
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by FraaJad 17y ago
I thought that sounds very much like what an Indian would say. Then I looked at your user name :)
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by FraaJad 17y ago
Apart from relevant academic credentials, a link to your github/bitbucket/sourceforge profile.
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by FraaJad 17y ago
Try disabling CSS using this bookmarkelet: http://dorward.me.uk/software/disablecss/ . Tested!
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by FraaJad 17y ago
No ZODB?
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by FraaJad 17y ago
That was my first thought too when I read the title. Chuck Moore's site is a good place to start - http://colorforth.org/

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