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Ask HN: How to fight Javascript memory leaks?
2 points by alexk 18y ago|1 comments
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by alexk 18y ago
The list contains the reasons of failures. I suspect that lot's of people know this link already, however I think that it can be useful for HN community newbies (as me, for example)
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by alexk 18y ago
That's because really cool languages provide you with the power to build what you want, not the ton's of built-in fancy features.
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by alexk 18y ago
You can always consider print as low-level feature and wrap the whole thing in a fancy stream. class err_class: def __lshift__(self,other): print(other) return self err = err_class() err<&#
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Metaclass programming in Python(ibm.com)
13 points by alexk 18y ago|1 comments
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What’s New in Python 3.0(docs.python.org)
44 points by alexk 18y ago|42 comments
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by alexk 18y ago
Comet to Reddit ? :)
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Ask HN: What about applying Comet to Hacker News?
2 points by alexk 18y ago|3 comments
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by alexk 18y ago
I agree that its'a subject to discuss, however it may be you can find this article interesting: http://www.opensource.org/node/163
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Jason Shellen Returns With Plinky(gigaom.com)
1 points by alexk 18y ago|0 comments
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Apple Previews Mac OS X Snow Leopard to Developers(apple.com)
13 points by alexk 18y ago|3 comments
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Stop Gpcode(forum.kaspersky.com)
1 points by alexk 18y ago|0 comments
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Understanding CSS z-index(developer.mozilla.org)
1 points by alexk 18y ago|0 comments
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by alexk 18y ago
Try this: CSS: The Definitive Guide, Third Edition ( http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596527334/index.html ) and this: CSS Cookbook, Second Edition ( http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596527419/index.html ) These books are a pleasure to read an
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by alexk 18y ago
Actually they are not truly open source - their license is just called "open source", but the open part of their CRM is just a Demo without reports and lots of other neccessary features, so their "open source" is just a marketing, not the
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by alexk 18y ago
Prototype gives you power to develop custom interfaces and supports various idioms - events, cross-platform layout, positioning, classes, not just fancy widgets, use Prototype when you need total control over your interface.
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by alexk 18y ago
Cubilcles are frustrating - no freedom, just cells, cells, cells with people inside...
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by alexk 18y ago
Here is the answer: don't look for PHP programmers! Look for good software developer (Web experience will be a bonus), and this guy will easilly handle all these tasks and even more :)
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Ask HN: How do you track user data?
3 points by alexk 18y ago|1 comments
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by alexk 18y ago
Mod_python seems to be very promising and robust from the first sight. I've tried mod_python and it left me delighted for several reasons; some of them: 1. You can get total control over the request. 2. Mod_python provides a set of wrappers
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by alexk 18y ago
I do agree. Test driven development really encourages the software to be more flexible since it allows to change the code immideately getting the impacts on the other parts of the system ( what is impossible without auto tests ); moreover o
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by alexk 18y ago
Agree. I was with hostmonster for a year and was pretty satisfied with their support and services.
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by alexk 18y ago
The author wants the knoweledge that can be immediately applied; in my opinion it's the common mistake: without understanding the basics (which is full of Math's) all what you'll have is the set of recipes for your everyday tasks, and won't
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by alexk 18y ago
OK, thanks for the link
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by alexk 18y ago
how good is SliceHost?
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by alexk 18y ago
rpm system was not enough, but yum changed the state of things
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Ask YC: What Linux Distro to choose?
3 points by alexk 18y ago|17 comments
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'Second Life' is frontier for AI research(msnbc.msn.com)
2 points by alexk 18y ago|1 comments