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by dnaquin 17y ago
this is why i run ubuntu in a vm and do all my serious development there.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
I already do not want to work for the OP.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
Ran into this last night when I was measuring some stack depths. Caught me off guard.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
Gotta pick what you're defining and what you're deriving.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
but regardless of whether the username is a correct one or not (in the database) - it should still persist in the UI.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
watch football.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
i didn't appreciate it to it's fullest at the time, but when i reread SICP and it seemed like a review, i was grateful for that semester. even though i program python on a daily basis now, this is saddening.
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Basic Flaw Reveals Source Code to 3,300 Popular Websites(techcrunch.com)
7 points by dnaquin 17y ago|4 comments
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Snakes on the Web: Jacob Kaplan Moss' Keynote at PyCon Argentina(vimeo.com)
9 points by dnaquin 17y ago|1 comments
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by dnaquin 17y ago
Is it just me or does the closure version read more clearly?
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by dnaquin 17y ago
Sure Artin's Algebra has a prominent place on my bookshelf. That class was by no means called "College Algebra".
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by dnaquin 17y ago
"College Algebra" always seemed like an oxymoron to me.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
I can write methods that take blocks. Sure I can do the same thing in python, but I either have to write a lambda that limits me to a single line or write a one-off named method. The latter being much less clear than do ... end.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
One of the things I'm really liking about ruby during my python to ruby conversion is that it handles the visitor pattern for me. Half the Java code I ever wrote was probably visitor pattern cruft. Ruby largely just handles it all for me.
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New Attack Cracks WPA Wi-Fi Encryption in a Minute (tech.yahoo.com)
1 points by dnaquin 17y ago|0 comments
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by dnaquin 17y ago
Congratulations, you've just stopped one particular attack. There'll be something you forget. Blacklisting is only a good idea if whitelisting isn't possible. (see the \w above) eg. You forgot. javascript:alert(document.cookie) Which depend
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by dnaquin 17y ago
PSA. Escaping html only helps if you're allowing user-generated text outside of any tag. If you're allowing user-generated text into a html tag (ie. this case.) Escaping html tags won't help.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
I really should start making a list of things horribly broken in Django. By design. I write off and hack around problems almost daily.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
I'm using it in production for a large bayesian filter. Amongst other things. Works great.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
The bottom line is. There are numerous, equivalent ways of defining the real numbers and each have the advantages and disadvantages in understanding. Any good introduction to analysis class will do a definition several times and prove equiv
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by dnaquin 17y ago
Cool buddy.
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by dnaquin 17y ago
power series. 0.999... = sigma 9/10^n n=1 -> inf = 9 * sigma 1/10^n n=1 -> inf = 9 * ((sigma 1/10^n n=0 -> inf) - 1) = power series sigma 1/10^n n=0 -> inf = 1/(1-1/10) = 9 * (1/(1-1/10) - 1) = 1 qed.
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by dnaquin 18y ago
Sure. We're using it for a couple things. It scales relatively well, though I wish we were getting sub-minute indexing, I'm pretty pleased with the 45 minute timespan we're seeing on a pretty large dataset. Responses are quick, though I'm h
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by dnaquin 18y ago
http://twitter.com/devinjames/status/1420799605
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by dnaquin 18y ago
Doh, yes Selenium Grid uses Selenium. And the argument about no major JS using Selenium is not an argument to not use it. Selenium is the flakiest test framework I've ever used. Though, my solution would use the best of both worlds. jsuni
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The History of Python: The Problem with Integer Arithmetic(python-history.blogspot.com)
6 points by dnaquin 18y ago|0 comments
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by dnaquin 18y ago
Long time artist user of TheSixtyOne. It has seriously driven more people to my music than anything else has. Granted, I don't play the myspace 'thanks for the add' game. http://www.thesixtyone.com/devin/
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by dnaquin 18y ago
Seldom a good idea. And faulty in so many ways. eg. It's long been a tenet at the Schindler bitranch that when you find a block of code with several bugs, it's time to dump the whole file and write it again from scratch. It's faster than t
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The History of Python: First-class Everything(python-history.blogspot.com)
12 points by dnaquin 18y ago|0 comments
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by dnaquin 18y ago
Cute use of a Lisp comment as a temporary placeholder towards the end.

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