frankwiles

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by frankwiles 16y ago
How? Just like every other 170+ Million dollar company out there. Show me one that IS NOT using Open Source somewhere in their organization and I'll eat something disgusting.
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by frankwiles 16y ago
I hope you realize you just said watching Lost is more important than developing your product. All six seasons will still be there next year, and if your product is a success, you'll have all the time you want to watch them.
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by frankwiles 16y ago
If template rendering is your major pain point you have either an amazingly well tuned system or are doing something very very wrong.
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by frankwiles 16y ago
I highly recommend going through Zed Shaw's "Learn Python the Hard Way". Other great Python related books to pick up are: Pro Python by Marty Alchin Expert Python Programming by Tarek Ziadé If you're looking to get into web development th
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by frankwiles 16y ago
A lot of spam filtering is tokenizing and looking for patterns in TONs of email text. While it's best to spot these trends in real or near real time, there is still some value in crunching older data.
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by frankwiles 16y ago
I can see a market for "anonymous data". Stuff you want to crunch, but not necessarily quickly, but cheaply. I could see uses for spam filters, research, search engines like Google. It might work and is at least likely to be profitable if b
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by frankwiles 16y ago
If Apache is eating up all of your RAM with children, you should really look into using nginx or Varnish out front (depending on how cacheable the content is). You'll see your need for more Apache children drop considerably, due to the spo
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by frankwiles 16y ago
Just like they are the leaders in operating systems, mobile devices, search engines, development environments and browsers sigh
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by frankwiles 17y ago
Here are several places to check: www.djangogigs.com http://python.org/community/jobs/ http://www.resumebucket.com/jobs/?x=0&y=0&keywords=p...
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by frankwiles 17y ago
"Databases, web services, html code, javascript, business analysts, testing frameworks." yeah I never have to deal with any of those in Django.... I know what you're trying to say, but saying things like "Rails/Django" lack SAML is silly.