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aychedee
13y ago
Not properly using Django's ORM. That's something I'll write when we actually start to need it. At the moment. It's more of a wholesale document store. Right now you would have to write a custom SQL query, using the Post
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aychedee
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Postgresql validates the field. From the docs: "the json data type has the advantage of checking that each stored value is a valid JSON value" - http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/datatype-jso
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aychedee
13y ago
I looked at lots of alternatives. But I needed something that supported the actual underlying Postgresql json type. Psycopg2 converts those automatically into Python types. So we needed a JSON type that would accept: Python dicts, lists, st
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A JSON field type for Django
(metric.io)
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aychedee
13y ago
I'm hanseldunlop on twitter.
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A prediction market for Bitcoin?
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aychedee
13y ago
Retail margins are frequently 50%. (50% margin, 100% markup) Unless a company is vertically integrated. Does the author really not understand that? Markup/margin varies by product and retailer but is still one of the largest factors in
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aychedee
13y ago
Yes. Everyone does! * Even Peter. You've just said as much. And it is shown as a tool. I just pulled those examples from the first season using the plot synopse to try and trigger my memory. I obviously didn't have time to go and
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aychedee
13y ago
Urgh. You're making me do homework? Lame. And no. I don't have to show only scenes where the "good guys" are torturing someone. That wasn't my point. I was talking about the normalisation of torture. I wasn't t
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aychedee
13y ago
I binge watched Fringe and the X-Files over the holidays. The most stark difference to me was the torture. Fringe in some ways is delightful and gentle. Especially in the portrayal of Walter's mental illness. It's very much like t
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aychedee
13y ago
Really? I'm the OP. I just binge watched all of Fringe and it's jam packed full of torture. The very fact that you don't remember it is perhaps part of the point I was making. It's very much just the done thing. Torture
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aychedee
13y ago
I'm the OP. The torture that most jumped out at me was in the first season of Fringe...
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13y ago
I'm the author... I pretty much figured that 24 was generally acknowledged to be torture full. I wrote that piece after spending the holidays binge watching X-Files and Fringe. Such similar subject matter but such hugely different trea
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The Rise and Rise of Television Torture
(interpretthis.org)
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System 76 Galago UltraPro review
(aychedee.com)
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Mining Primecoins with Ubuntu and upstart
(aychedee.com)
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Canadian cuckoo rips apart Finland's nest egg
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Man man
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aychedee
13y ago
Feedly devs, injecting HTML into every other browser page is a complete turn off. I paid for Newsblur instead.
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Has China been protecting its citizens and companies all along?
(interpretthis.org)
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13y ago
Yeah, Feedly developers, if you are reading this. Don't inject an image into every page I visit. Uninstalled. I've gone with Newsblur now.
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A dead drop using Bittorrent Sync
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This is much more interesting than Dropbox... http://www.aychedee.com/2013/04/24/dead-drop-with-bittorrent...
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13y ago
That 'lag' is every single person trying to sell their holdings at once.
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aychedee
14y ago
There is no transition required. When send an amount of bitcoins to another address you specify how much of a transaction fee you are willing to pay to the miner who solves the block of transactions your transaction will be included in. Any
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Catching and linkifying arbitrary URLs in user input
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aychedee
14y ago
Rule 34... Can someone post some shots of their facilities. I'm just interested. Ya know.
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I dunno, it seems like so much heat and light is wasted in America trying to 'figure out' health care. There are lots of countries that have figured out health care. Just study the best practice and put together a viable system. If you want
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How do I serve static files using django & PythonAnywhere?
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14y ago
That exactly my point, we could easily just start using the word 'phone' to refer to all pocket sized computing devices. It would be anachronistic.
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