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The Ampersand
(ampersand.gosedesign.net)
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Online syntax highlighting
(tohtml.com)
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Python gems of my own
(ericholscher.com)
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Gems of Python
(eflorenzano.com)
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JQuery Pumpkin
(jquery.com)
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Django 1.0.1 beta available
(djangoproject.com)
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New OpenID Implementations Abound
(community.livejournal.com)
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SPaste|source - a secure, open source, pastebin
(spaste.com)
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TraceMonkey was the fastest engine two months ago, now its SquirrelFish Extreme.
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Working with virtualenv
(arthurkoziel.com)
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Would it be possible to have a RSS feed with the latest album releases rather than email notifications?
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Even if you use tabs, the Python compiler will convert a tab to 8 spaces internally.
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arthurk
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The same happened to me with VMWare Fusion. I posted some problem I had and within some minutes I had a response from the VMWare guys offering me help on the problem.
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http://code.google.com/p/yml2tex/ A little python script to generate a LaTeX beamer presentation with some default theming/styling/etc. added. I tend to forget the LaTeX syntax because I don't use it very often. However, I really like doi
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xkcd: Numerical Sex Positions
(xkcd.com)
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Definately not what I would call a "perfect laptop". "A detachable, integrated smartphone" Really?
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I think the PHP stuff uses Symfony as a Framework. There was an entry on the Symfony blog about it a year ago: http://bit.ly/jRO9S
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Urgh Sony, really? I wouldn't buy one. On the other side, is Amazon even working on imporoving the UI and general design? The Kindle will be released in Germany this fall and it is still the old model that was released way back in the US.
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Trolltech renamed to "Qt Software"
(trolltech.com)
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Test HTTP response with various status codes
(httpstatus.appspot.com)
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I find that the letters (especially in the menu) have too much spacing between them. It's hard to read.
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The same things I'm doing now.
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Automatical superuser creation with Django
(arthurkoziel.com)
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They seem to hype the whole 64-bit stuff a lot. I've had a full 64-bit Gentoo running for quite year and the difference to 32-bit wasn't even noticeable.
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Django 1.0 release candidate now available
(djangoproject.com)
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Handling static files with Django
(arthurkoziel.com)
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This simple workflow is actually not that much more complicated with git: clone once, update, commit, push.
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arthurk
18y ago
Great idea, great site but $450 is too much.
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arthurk
18y ago
I get my news from: HN + Proggit + RSS Feeds from a few smaller, but important blogs (mostly personal blogs and other very specialized stuff) in Google Reader. That's enough interesting news for me.
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Ask HN: How do you organize your code?
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18y ago
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