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by dangayle 13y ago
SASS for sure. I've used sass in development for years now, and I prefer to not use LESS. Having LESS as a requirement was an immediate read flag for me :)
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by dangayle 13y ago
Thanks for the hard work. We need more CMSs in Python!
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by dangayle 13y ago
Please don't let this happen. I hate Comcast and I hate it even more that it's really the only cable option where I live. I'd hate for that to be the case for everyone everywhere.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Oh yeah. That's rad.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Yes it does, although not out of the box: http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpEchoModule
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by dangayle 13y ago
That's pretty cool. What are the benefits of using this over celery?
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by dangayle 13y ago
Yes, that's what I was referring to. I was unaware that a newer version had been available that had addressed that issue. It's hard sometimes to plow through the FUD to know exactly what happened. Thanks.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Thanks Jeff. As someone else mentioned, I love these little projects that demonstrate the basics of what the big projects actually do. Makes it much easier to understand the big picture.
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by dangayle 13y ago
How did that work for the TOR browser? It didn't.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Cool. It seems very responsive, which is great.
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by dangayle 13y ago
I've used this in the past. Useful tool.
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by dangayle 13y ago
No mas
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by dangayle 13y ago
>> Also, I haven't written a piece of 2.x code in half a year, which is of course only possible because scipy and matplotlib are 3.x ready. Whoa. I didn't know people like you existed in the wild. Someone needs to contact th
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by dangayle 13y ago
That's interesting. I'll look it up.
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by dangayle 13y ago
I was on Verizon for a decade and I just switched to T-Mobile a few months ago. You cannot imagine how surprised I was at just how easy they made it for me to switch. I purposely switched because I wanted a GSM phone because I've been
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by dangayle 13y ago
Anyone else not want to read any of this comment thread because the first thing you see is how it descends into a discussion of the GPL? Please, it's like politics and religion. Is it possible to just talk about the software itself? I&
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by dangayle 13y ago
When I and my team stood up to the executive team of a startup I was working for and quit, they offered me this exact non-disparagement gag clause in exchange for any compensation whatsoever. The reason we quit was because they were taking
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by dangayle 13y ago
It's not like you still couldn't plug in an old CD drive into your Mac. It will still work just fine. You can't plug in an old Python 2.x plugin into Python 3.x.
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by dangayle 13y ago
From ( http://startupweekend.org/about/ ): "Startup Weekends are weekend-long, hands-on experiences where entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs can find out if startup ideas are viable." I'm not denying
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by dangayle 13y ago
Works wonders with largish appliances like washers or refrigerators. Free? Must be broken. $10? Must still work.
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by dangayle 13y ago
As someone who works closely with several web marketing folks, this hits close to home. Each time they open a Snowden file, things get weirder and weirder.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Hate to burst your bubble, but even the premium GA uses samples. They don't give you a firehose of real data.
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by dangayle 13y ago
I could pay $1 dollar to my team to subscribe to their service and call it "profit". But I do agree that most teams spin their wheels without actually executing much.
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by dangayle 13y ago
It should at the minimum strive to create a business that could potentially support the team working on it? $1000 profit from 8~ people working 2.5 days isn't scalable to even the size of their team, let alone anything bigger.
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by dangayle 13y ago
This seems like a very low ceiling ($$$) business, which I always find "meh" at Startup Weekend. At Startup Weekend Missoula, a lady was selling compost bins with worms. Another team worked the whole time on a project that would
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by dangayle 13y ago
That's the one point that I find the most interesting.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Flat files on a disk == awesome
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by dangayle 13y ago
I will make one. Oh yes, I will. In fact, I switched from Verizon to T-Mobile after a decade just so I could have a GSM phone. Haven't gotten the pieces together yet, but I'm so down with this because I totally want a wooden phone
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by dangayle 13y ago
Well, if that isn't disappointing. If you're going to name your font after the greatest of all fonts, the incredible and nuanced Comic Sans MS, then you had better deliver.
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by dangayle 13y ago
That exists

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