danenania

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by danenania 16y ago
Good post, but in my experience full mockups and pseudo-code is still not close to 90% of the final product unless I'm doing something that is trivial for me. There is just too much complexity that emerges in places which are difficult-to-i
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by danenania 16y ago
"The US state department has said the release will put many lives at risk." Yes, because the US government clearly has great concern for unnecessary loss of life :-/
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by danenania 16y ago
This argument would hold more weight if US foreign policy actually had something to do with bringing freedom to subjects of oppressive regimes, but as it stands, the US government's actions are largely cynical, self-serving, supportive of s
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by danenania 16y ago
Yes, it's great. There are some limitations in the types of queries you can run, but other than that it's a pretty seamless transition. You also still have full access to the GAE framework's api if you need to do something specialized that
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by danenania 16y ago
One particularly good use case for App Engine is a simple back end for thick client applications that do most of their heavy lifting on the client side. I'm working on a moderately sized app that uses a fairly complex range of data, but I o
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by danenania 16y ago
The guy writes an interesting and informative post, and the part you latch onto is how he refers to his freakin' notebook?
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by danenania 16y ago
There is at least as clear an advantage from playing 'mathematically correct' in no limit. It would be a much more difficult bot to write because adding the bet size variable would greatly increase the complexity of the math, but it could a
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by danenania 16y ago
Yeah, I also prefer gluon. It had to be changed due to a copyright issue from what I gather. That said, I could give a hoot what a framework is named if I get work done quickly with it :)
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by danenania 16y ago
web2py deserves a place on the list. I've found it to be more productive than django.
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by danenania 16y ago
Vandelay Industries!
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by danenania 16y ago
Maybe you just have a lot of deadbeat friends? Some of the most intelligent and successful people I know are regular pot smokers, and many intelligent and successful people will tell you the same (just read the darn thread). You should try
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by danenania 16y ago
Has google posted anywhere on these issues and what they are doing to resolve them? I'm working on a site for App Engine and this has me a bit concerned.
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by danenania 16y ago
From an economic perspective, that's an argument in favor of Google. When private companies miscalculate or mismanage, their products and investments don't make profits and fail, thus freeing up resources for better uses. When government pr
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by danenania 16y ago
Regardless of how anyone feels about Thiel or his political ideas, this piece is nothing better than an amateurish attempt at character assassination. "A basic feature of the venture capitalist's worldview is its narcissism" WTF? I always t