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by dood 19y ago
I'm consistently astonished by how much I've learnt from Go, and how much I have yet to learn. I'm a big fan of games of all varieties, but Go stands above and beyond everything else for me.
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by dood 19y ago
Mostly dubstep recently, since you can just sink into it and get into a nice groove: http://dubstep.fm IDM or drum n bass for occasions where hardcore coding is needed.
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by dood 19y ago
It can be made a little neater, show off a little more of Python and be more versatile by replacing range(10) with count() from the iterator module [ http://docs.python.org/lib/itertools-functions.html ] from itertools import count
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by dood 19y ago
I suspect its because Pylons has only relatively recently reached a stage where the code and documentation makes it simple enough to dive in and do great things without too much hassle. I think Pylons has broader and deeper goals, so there
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by dood 19y ago
Many of those (the good and obvious ones) are registered/squatted by now.
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by dood 19y ago
For some reason, content like this makes a periodic appearance every few months. Because its kinda cool, kinda geeky and with broad appeal: a common denominator. Its been on Reddit many, many times also, for the same reason. There is noth
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by dood 19y ago
This article needed a lot more info about the psychologist's approach to make it interesting, it was 90% background and the barest hint at the end about what he is actually doing. For all we know he may have just made minor tweaks to some e
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by dood 19y ago
Reading other people's code can be a good way to assess command of a language. I've needed to dig into a number of Python packages over time, and have found it quite noticable how much more quickly and completely I'm able to grok such code
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10 Principles Of Effective Web Design(smashingmagazine.com)
21 points by dood 19y ago|8 comments
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by dood 19y ago
Very interesting, the most promising implementation of the micropayments concept I've seen yet. I love the ruthless simplicity of their approach, just looking at the url-entry box conjured up a half-dozen sites I had semi-subconsciously int
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Funding the Semantic Web: Dapper's Ad Network Plan(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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Betting against Mr Moore: Internet on TV, and the commoditization of bandwidth(blog.isotoma.com)
1 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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How to really make money with Web 2.0 - Amazon DevPay(blogs.zdnet.com)
2 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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The Significance of the MyBlogLog API(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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by dood 19y ago
Kind of interesting modifying software on the fly in response to user input. I wonder how often this happens Funnily enough, I was just thinking that. New version works well for me.
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by dood 19y ago
It's a useful addition, but it messes up the visual flow, making it hard to quickly scan the comments page. How about putting the title at the end of the line with the rest of the metadata. E.g. 3 points by pg 8 minutes ago | link | p
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The music industry: From major to minor(economist.com)
1 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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by dood 19y ago
Its quite reasonable to have a simple and appropriate name for a broad and powerful set of emerging technologies. And if they live up to a tenth of the promise, it would be reasonable for there to be a lot of buzz about them.
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AideRSS Raises Money To Attack Information Overload With RSS Filtering(readwriteweb.com)
4 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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Advanced Python or Understanding Python [google tech talk](video.google.com)
1 points by dood 19y ago|0 comments
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by dood 19y ago
Consider two things: 1. interview questions may be more to do with finding out how people answer, 2. posting (possibly sensitive & flawed) recollections of an interview reflects a lack of acumen.
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by dood 19y ago
I think the post is mostly tongue-in-cheek, he isn't actually suggesting you do these things, just pointing out that there may be more important things to worry about.
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Seven Habits of Highly Successful Websites(aaronsw.com)
27 points by dood 19y ago|14 comments
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by dood 19y ago
Excellent, fast-loading makes a huge difference in enjoyment of using a site for me. Any chance of More links for user-comment pages?
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by dood 19y ago
See also: How to cure your asthma or hayfever using hookworm - a practical guide [ http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2006/4/30/91945/8971 ]
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Parasite theory stirs a revolution(boston.com)
2 points by dood 19y ago|2 comments
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Ding, Dong, The Music DRM Witch Is Dead(techcrunch.com)
9 points by dood 19y ago|2 comments
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by dood 19y ago
Led Zep, Pink Floyd, the Stones, etc, could pull off an entire album of decent, coherent music, but I doubt any bands today can. The overall degree of talent is just completely different now, and I'm frankly shocked to hear even a single d
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Hotel maids challenge the placebo effect (npr.org)
29 points by dood 19y ago|9 comments
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by dood 19y ago
I'd love to see mashups become more legit.

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