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   by RegEx 15y ago

   Any recommended resources on getting started with Django, or are the official docs sufficient?
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   I quit fairly early in Wrath when Naxx was cleared on our relatively casual server on day1 or day2. Good guilds still took a while to get through Kara in BC because of attunements, etc. I felt that would set the tone for the rest of Wrath s
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   I've been seeing it for at least a couple of months as well. I only see it every now and then.
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   Is Deathwing the current final boss? I used to play WoW back in BC, and I LOVED it (a little too much to be frank, grades suffered quite a bit). The triumph of your guild taking down a boss after struggling with it for weeks couldn't be mat
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   As someone who has only worked on extremely small sites, I've never had to deal with scaling/bottlenecks. Do you have any recommended reads on handling DB bottlenecks and the like so I can be prepared when that day comes? Thanks!
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   > Here's the point though: Getting super worked up about this idiocy and saying "THIS is why there are few women in tech", as some tweeters did, is not constructive either and trivializes the problem of women (and minorities) in tech. I
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   I got some Sheryl Crow action http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1OfNKorIKA
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   There's no one right way to remember something. I'm glad you found something that works for you!
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   People get themselves worked up over the silliest things.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I don't understand why fun projects can't just be fun projects...why does everything have to be interpreted as some sort of statement concerning the state of the web?
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    A simple way to remember forward/backslash (which I probably read on HN) is the phrase "Backslash is by the backspace" Edit: This is for the standard US keyboard. A more general way of thinking about it, though a bit more to remember: assoc
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    For syntax comparisons to help you go from Python -> Ruby, you can check out http://hyperpolyglot.org/scripting
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I read a great comment on an article once that described this exact idea in regards to CSS3. The gist of the comment was "By the time the browsers implement the trendy design elements of today, the trends will have already passed." Then aga
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Just in case you ever want to backup your Route53 records... https://github.com/Hack56/Route53-To-S3
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Around here, pretentiousness is all the evidence you ever need.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Ouch, I felt that. I need to whip out the textbook of the algorithm analysis course I dropped out of to make the hurt go away.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    > "Next time you decide to #include <linus/stdflame.h>" ... give me a break.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    It took me way too long to realize this, but there were actually answers below the huge wall of links on E-E pages!
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    Productivity Tip: Your Hosts file is Just Barely Annoying Enough(vertstudios.com)

    1 points by RegEx 15y ago|0 comments
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Most of the Ruby code I've read through almost never uses camelCase for variables; it's almost always some_variable. I prefer to use lowercase + underscores for method names and camelCase for variables. I find this particularly helpful when
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    Stop Annoying your Git Collaborators(vertstudios.com)

    2 points by RegEx 15y ago|0 comments
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Looking forward to trying this! I bookmarked it for later and noticed the title was just "Stripe Blog". Could you put the title of your blog post in the title tag? Makes bookmarking and also sharing via bit.ly extension much easier :)
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I believe the best implementation of this patten comes from the trance.fm website. Trance.fm gets that people come to listen to their online radio, so avoiding a page refresh is priority #1. It's very quick and responsive, too. You can list
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Professors at my university do prove things in the classes I mentioned above, but I was attempting to make a distinction between courses where the emphasis is the proof(Abstract/Contemporary algebra) and courses where the emphasis is the pr
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I'm not arguing which education system is better, but having a degree of familiarity in the subject matter you plan on proving things in helps out a lot. Proving things about continuity/discontinuity would be a bit difficult if you've never
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    > I can't think of a single course I took, starting with the first semester, that wasn't a "proof course". ODE, Cal 1-3 and their labs, Multivariate, Matrix methods. Congrats to you for being able to skip 8 courses, not all of us are th
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Many people feel a blend of slight obscurity with succinctness are the core ingredients for an elegant solution. As a math major at university, I find this extremely prevalent in the textbooks of proof courses. I generally find it irritatin
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I wasn't aware of this issue. Do you have a link to a recent article/HN discussion concerning it?
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    You're comment does not contribute to the thread at all. Really.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I'm about to use Strip for an upcoming project due to the wonderful things I've heard about it on HN. I'm looking forward to giving it a go!