duke_sam

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by duke_sam 16y ago
I understand the need to have the schema where it's being used but if you ever need to make modifications like custom fields (say an email field) then your schema isn't just stored in the DB any more. With Django your custom field declarati
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Large Problems in Django, Mostly Solved(djangocon.blip.tv)
20 points by duke_sam 16y ago|1 comments
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by duke_sam 16y ago
If the Django community is so closed why are over a third of the attendees new to Django? If the community was closed and insular we wouldn't be seeing so many people who are at their first DjangoCon and who are eager to contribute to Djang
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by duke_sam 16y ago
I'm pretty sure if you try to submit the same link multiple times HN will show you the originally submitted story.
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Issue Attention Cycles(ginandtacos.com)
2 points by duke_sam 16y ago|0 comments
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Late But Essential Review(tbray.org)
27 points by duke_sam 16y ago|19 comments
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by duke_sam 16y ago
It's an extension of the critique leveled at dynamically typed languages by Java/C/C++ devs. How can you possibly work in a world where function foo can return/expect any type? The more dynamic (powerful?) the language the more leverage goo
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by duke_sam 16y ago
There is a visa (It's one of the E visas) for people bringing capital into the states but you it's not a trivial amount and you need to prove that you will employ a certain number of Americans.
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A Short History of Django(quora.com)
2 points by duke_sam 16y ago|0 comments
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The evolving definition of AI(dansdata.com)
1 points by duke_sam 16y ago|0 comments
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by duke_sam 16y ago
#2 is partially handled by rdio ( http://www.rdio.com/ ) you can create and share playlists and any number of people can listen to them. Not sure about collaborating on playlists but considering the heavy social aspect of the site I would b
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by duke_sam 16y ago
I've been bitten by the lack of progress measurement and having "agile" requirements before. In most cases my physical presence is a crutch for a bad process, it allows people to make ad hoc decisions because they can grab me and talk in th
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by duke_sam 16y ago
You seem to be complaining that when using a language new to you in combination with a large framework written in that language you would have been forced to read the (very good) documentation to figure out what was happening. The inconsist
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by duke_sam 17y ago
There are more potential connections in between neurons in the human brain than there are atoms in the universe. Or at least that is the way I heard it.
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by duke_sam 17y ago
Well at least getting the word out will do some good. If companies stop trying to establish a presence in Russia because of actions like this then maybe some change will come about. The biggest problem at the moment is that Russia supplies
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by duke_sam 17y ago
This is a very big deal. In the past getting ready access to this information required a lot of free time or handing _very_ large sums of money over to the aggregators. The next step is to hook these decisions up these decisions the pieces
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Grantlee released - Django templating on Qt(gitorious.org)
2 points by duke_sam 17y ago|0 comments
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by duke_sam 17y ago
Well I'd be more likely to use a piece of code if I see that people have constant commits that are raising the quality of the code base. At least this way you aren't just going by commits/releases, you get to see how they changed the qualit
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by duke_sam 17y ago
It was part of the Django Dash so the guys only had 2 days to build it, hence the scaling issues :D. AFAIK they are continuing work on it (add support for SVN/HG etc.) so stability should improve pretty fast.