apgwoz

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by apgwoz 17y ago
I can't wait for this. For the most part, I don't care about the quality of it (at best 480p). As long as it's not choppy, I could care less if Burt Reynolds' mustache is pixelated.
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by apgwoz 17y ago
The quote: "A rule of thumb that has worked well for me is that if I'm excited to play around with something, it probably doesn't belong in production." was what hit me.
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by apgwoz 17y ago
COMET.
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Fowler on Dependency Injection vs Service Locator(cookcomputing.com)
2 points by apgwoz 17y ago|0 comments
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Current State of Unladen Swallow (Towards a Faster Python)(voidspace.org.uk)
15 points by apgwoz 17y ago|1 comments
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Violation of R5RS in many compliant Schemes(lists.gnu.org)
1 points by apgwoz 17y ago|0 comments
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by apgwoz 17y ago
I'm not a big proponent of all of these new HTML replacers. They don't really buy you anything--this one just gets rid of angle brackets as far as I can see, and adds CSS style #id and .classname. Now, instead of angle brackets, we have to
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by apgwoz 17y ago
@apgwoz
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by apgwoz 17y ago
What's interesting to note is that I've found box cutters in the stores within the gates of one airport before. I wonder what the regulations are for airport merchants?
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by apgwoz 17y ago
I put the seasoned and reasoned schemer on my list. Will have to wait til next week until I see family to get them though.
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by apgwoz 17y ago
The best thing my wife and I ever purchased was a food processor. We use it sooo often.
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by apgwoz 17y ago
> What if I want to be freer than the GPL? What if I want to release my next project with a BSD license so that even commercial users or people who want to keep part of their source private can use it? I don't care if someone wants to u
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What's Not to Like?(capndesign.com)
4 points by apgwoz 17y ago|0 comments
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by apgwoz 17y ago
GOOD ( http://good.is ) is the only one currently. It's bi-monthly so it's easier to get a chance to read it. It's pretty good, but I bet just reading their website daily would be better.
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by apgwoz 17y ago
Obviously, you could write a stored procedure to make a move here and then create some logic elsewhere to play a game, but it'd be neither efficient, nor interesting. So, what other ideas to people have as to why this might be useful?
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by apgwoz 17y ago
While you say infectious as a bad thing, I see it as a great thing. If I choose to release something under the a permissive license, why shouldn't I ask you to share your contributions as well? I don't get what all the fuss is about lately
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by apgwoz 17y ago
I've made this case to my wife, and she won't have it. The problem with this of course--you can't be 100% ethical without starving. Sorry plants.
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Django is Python(books.google.com)
1 points by apgwoz 17y ago|0 comments
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by apgwoz 17y ago
database.py isn't really in the same realm, but it could certainly be modified and enhanced to support this abstraction.
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by apgwoz 17y ago
Actually, friendly definitely "beat me to market", but I did start building this on top of sqlite3 a few weeks ago. My purpose was just for play--I was going to naively compare its performance to something like Tokyo Cabinet to see if match
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by apgwoz 17y ago
I'm guessing this is why the Riflemen's Creed ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rifleman%27s_Creed ) is so important?
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by apgwoz 17y ago
I'm going to use that when I see family for the Holidays--it's perfect.
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by apgwoz 17y ago
I've been here 1025 days. Time flies.
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Philly Lambda CouchDB 12/07/09 by Angel Pizarro(blip.tv)
3 points by apgwoz 17y ago|0 comments
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Testing Multi Threaded Scala Code(jackcoughonsoftware.blogspot.com)
3 points by apgwoz 17y ago|0 comments
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by apgwoz 17y ago
I'm guessing that with Python 2.7's included ttk, and this (or something like it), we'll finally be able to make apps written in Tk appear native. This is big.
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by apgwoz 17y ago
The obvious way to make it more valuable is to integrate a web version with other editors--be they rich text or not. I'm not sure how easy it is to plug into Word, but seems like that could add lots of value.
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by apgwoz 17y ago
And if you see google as a search company, than this is ba news. Too bad they are an ad company.
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by apgwoz 17y ago
The ACM international programming contest used to require either C/C++ or Java (as of 2004 that is). The thing is, aside from their server doing compiling, I don't see why it couldn't have been any other language. They were incredibly anal
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by apgwoz 17y ago
I now realize why people don't always share their failures in the way Feynman said we should in "Cargo Cult Science." Comments like this: > wow, you are an idiot. i feel bad for you. you work on image processing for a living?

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