FraaJad

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by FraaJad 14y ago
click on one of the monitors, the product description has a video describing the differences.
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by FraaJad 14y ago
you mean acquisition, not accusation.
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by FraaJad 14y ago
I think providing a Vagrantfile that would automate the building of an entire vm with all the dependencies installed and software configured would be a good idea, ESP since a typical git user is familiar with Vms and vagrant..
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by FraaJad 14y ago
While not discouraging the original author, Vala from Gnome has taken this thinking a lot further. Vala is actually quite fun to use even for non-GUI projects. And it doesn't have to depend on GTK libraries to produce working programs. htt
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by FraaJad 14y ago
You mean Minnesota, if you are referring to the ban on Free online courses.
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by FraaJad 14y ago
What nation do you belong to?
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by FraaJad 14y ago
Two reasons: 1. Lua is very easy to embed into C code. Python and Ruby, not even in the same ball park ... 2. This nginx+lua config is often implemented using LuaJIT. Luajit is the fastest dynamic language. it's speed is very close to Java'
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by FraaJad 14y ago
> "Indian mind you, although born and raised in the US". You are not an Indian, you are a "Person of Indian Origin". Big difference.
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by FraaJad 14y ago
Yes, I would have rather reported him to the police for stealing and put him in a juvie where he could master the art of thieving. <- this is the western solution isn't it? Abuser? my foot! Western society is good transferring responsib
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by FraaJad 14y ago
Masters is not OK with this. See earlier post: http://blakemasters.tumblr.com/post/22922727433/read-share-p...
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by FraaJad 14y ago
right. because starting with lowercase changes the meaning of what i wrote unlike loose <-> lose, which are totally, like, the same thing.
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by FraaJad 14y ago
The OP used "loose" twice in his comment. My post was to point out his mistake without being snarky. Obviously, some people think otherwise.. sigh..
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by FraaJad 14y ago
replace loose with lose. See: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling
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by FraaJad 14y ago
he has expressed a liking for web.py[1] in the past. He repackaged as lpthw.web for "learn python the hard way" book (chapter 50 or thereabouts). [1]: http://www.webpy.org/
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by FraaJad 15y ago
Or you can learn math using J [1]: * Exploring Math * Math for the Layman * Arithmetic * Calculus [1] http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Books
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by FraaJad 15y ago
Such is the influence of South Indian upbringing ;)
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by FraaJad 15y ago
There lies the difference between Eastern(H. Karthik) and Western(Mike Ryan)approach to personal finances.
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by FraaJad 15y ago
see pandoc http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/
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by FraaJad 15y ago
The source[1] is in asciidoc format, use a2x [2] to convert it to epub. [1] git clone git://repo.or.cz/gitmagic.git [2] http://www.methods.co.nz/asciidoc/a2x.1.html
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by FraaJad 15y ago
Do you realise you are talking to a PyPy core dev? ;)
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by FraaJad 15y ago
There is a difference between reducing entropy in core language vs individual developers' freedom to build things (libs, frameworks) as they see fit. Your comment is surprising given your expertise. Guess you are not immune to taking pot s
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Amazon To Kickoff India Operations as Junglee.com(businessworld.in)
1 points by FraaJad 15y ago|0 comments
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Unify - Native-like applications for smartphones, tablets and desktops(unify.github.com)
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by FraaJad 15y ago
Plone has improved a lot in the past 8 years. Zope is just a datastore that happens to be well suited for storing documents. Bad things happened because people did too much magic with zope. "With power comes responsibility" etc.,
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by FraaJad 15y ago
If you want a CMS and know what a full fledged CMS does, you wouldn't even mention wordpress in the same sentence. Ease of install and being able to run on a $3/mo hosting plan is not the game CMSes play.
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by FraaJad 15y ago
CMS is a grown-up software. Selecting and using a CMS requires time, preparation and mostly importantly a budget. If you haven't considered the any of these, then you can't really afford a CMS.
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by FraaJad 15y ago
Time and again, people want to use a hacked up blogging engine as a CMS and lament that it is not working. Use a CMS that's been around for more than decade which has all the features you want in a proper CMS (single sign on, WYSIWGY, mul
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by FraaJad 15y ago
Plone -- http://plone.org/
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by FraaJad 15y ago
Thanks. A tangential question: Can i still replicate a couchdb database with a couchbase server. Is this documented somewhere?
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by FraaJad 15y ago
The FAQ [1] tells me that Couchasebase Server 2.0 is open source. But, the link to source tarballs and git repos is conspicuously absent from all the pages i've looked through on couchbase.com/org. [1] http://blog.couchbase.com/couchbase-se

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