dilithiumH3

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   by dilithiumH3 14y ago

   I think you missed the point of a TL;DR. I have always treated TL;DR as an abstract to a paper. It kind of sets the stage and presents the conclusion in a concise way so that if one is still interested in the full content of the paper, they
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   by dilithiumH3 14y ago

   Coming from a person who has owned both. I can say for sure that it just doesn't matter. Some will say that the pro has more ports and is more of a power beast, but given all that let me ask you the following. 1. You are starting to program
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   by dilithiumH3 14y ago

   I personally use REST APIs (over HTTP/HTTPS) to surface all the backend capabilities. Then it doesn't matter how the frontend is developed. In your case you would probably want to serve the content(resources) using REST. I am not particular
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   by dilithiumH3 14y ago

   Biggest suggestion anyone can give you: Don't prematurely optimize. Period. Python/Django is a good starting point given the good community support. Start with a standard project structure, so that asking technical questions can be answer
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   by dilithiumH3 14y ago

   So something that worked for me when I was starting out was to reverse engineer an existing Opensource project or maybe even look at their buglist. IMO reading code and figuring out the intuition behind it is almost half the battle. You may
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   by dilithiumH3 14y ago

   Last I heard, it was a re-skinned and simplified Ubuntu based os. This might have changed given the rise of android based os flavors in the market.
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   by dilithiumH3 14y ago

   My company is willing to sponsor but given the length of time it takes, it's basically not in my favour. It can at times be a hassle and more like a burden.
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   [Blog/Pipe dreams] Virtualized brian(blog.malloc64.com)

   1 points by dilithiumH3 14y ago|0 comments
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   by dilithiumH3 14y ago

   I would be very interested in knowing more about what exactly his problems were. What APIs what he trying to use? I work on backend systems and build APIs or related systems everyday so getting a rant is not of much help. :( * Auth Tokens