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by glynjackson 12y ago
wow, glad you make sense of that!
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by glynjackson 12y ago
Cool, thats just what I was after.
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by glynjackson 12y ago
I clicked on the linked out of curiosity. I must say, I am glad I did. By far the best presentation I have seen on this subject. It is a bit pro slack, but I can forgive that for the content. On slide 25, could anyone give context? Are they
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by glynjackson 12y ago
Wow, this is an amazing piece of work. I tried a few songs. It was not clear you could make the screen larger but once I did I just loved the way it counts the beats. The second song I tried did not work. It stated the song could not be ana
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by glynjackson 12y ago
When you use Google (Gmail) you signup to their terms of service. It states that incoming and outgoing emails are analysed by automated software. The article makes it seems like staff at Google are reading peoples emails or spying on its cu
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by glynjackson 12y ago
Me too. I'm so happy that South is now baked into the 1.7 release.
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by glynjackson 12y ago
Have you not looked at django-notifications? ( https://github.com/django-notifications/django-notifications )
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by glynjackson 12y ago
Just to add my 2p. These are the packages I install every time I start a project in Django. I know some are not strictly Django but they make Django awesome! Fabric: for deployment Sphinx: the only way to write documentation Sphinx RTD Them
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by glynjackson 12y ago
It all depends on the type of business you are in and at what stage your company is at. I'm a freelancer but I have staff. My office is based outside the city, but all my work comes from clients in Manchester and London, UK. The major
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by glynjackson 12y ago
It takes me around 30 to fall asleep. Tried it once, made me feel a lot worse. Is this something you do?
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by glynjackson 12y ago
I may keep a diary and try to eat small and often. I don't really have breakfast at all. First meal is always after 11am.
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by glynjackson 12y ago
Good point, no, I haven't considered that. I eat breakfast late due to my work routine. If I'm working from home I get up have coffee around 6.30am then work until around 11.30 before getting breakfast. If I'm at the office I
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Ask HN: Intelligence and the time of day
5 points by glynjackson 12y ago|7 comments
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by glynjackson 12y ago
I've been putting off testing the dev beta. Does anyone do Python development on their Mac? Did you have any issues with Python or PIP?
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by glynjackson 12y ago
This may sound stupid, so I apologise in advance for my ignorance.... I watched the video and the focus of this service seems to be on storing user data in a way that can be accessed by any device. I'm an API developer, isn't this
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Apple’s Online Store Is Currently Offline For Updates
2 points by glynjackson 12y ago|0 comments
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by glynjackson 12y ago
When I first started asking questions I learned a lot, the most articulated answers always came from the same users. It was also these same users that downvoted me, then upvoted when I corrected my mistakes. I've learned so much from m
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by glynjackson 13y ago
HN content driven by users. It's always evolving. There is no 1-person pushing the content, it's there because people want to read it. In 6 months whats popular maybe different again. Silly post!
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by glynjackson 13y ago
It depends on what your trying to achieve. The example given isn't a very useful one, more to highlight how it can be done. I use the Django framework a lot to serve API's for mobile apps. Curious, if you were to start from scratc
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Using AngularJS with Django(glynjackson.org)
8 points by glynjackson 13y ago|2 comments
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by glynjackson 13y ago
Nothing in their road map: http://amon.uservoice.com/forums/189097-general They state its free in the BETA period so I'll give it a try. Pricing looks good too. Monitoring memory on an EC2 instance is tricky at ti
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by glynjackson 13y ago
The only issue I see with Django is websockets. Apart from that I have been using Django to build 'real time' web apps for years (AJAX). Django does server side very well, AngularJS does client site well, mix in django-angular and
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by glynjackson 13y ago
I've used both in projects I honestly don't like the auto documentation Django Rest Framework assumes you want. I enjoyed using both but I lead towards TastyPie, yum!
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by glynjackson 13y ago
No, still use South everyday and will until it's rolled out in Django 1.7 - fingers crossed!
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by glynjackson 13y ago
A few I work with on most projects are... Backend: one of the most popular API Frameworks is Tastypie. Authentication and authorization: Django Userena. Debugging: Django Extensions. Django CMS Django Haystack These are a must for your tool
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Python 3.3: Trust Me, It's Better Than Python 2.7 (2013)(speakerdeck.com)
117 points by glynjackson 13y ago|37 comments
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by glynjackson 13y ago
quote from python.org: "New to Python or choosing between Python 2 and Python 3? Read Python 2 or Python 3." "Which version you ought to use is mostly dependent on what you want to get done." No other language I have eve
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by glynjackson 13y ago
You are captured thousands of times a day on CCTV, even if you have done nothing wrong these images can be stored. Data protection means nothing if you never know about it! This resistance comes 'mostly' from the older generation,
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by glynjackson 13y ago
Can I ask, Why? I don't understand why anyone would do this! The fact they have PDF's plans suggests to me that other muppets for some unknown reason want to pretend to work for Google. When did it become cool? Now a MI5 agents ca
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Silk Road Is Dead, But The Dark Web Lives On.(theverge.com)
2 points by glynjackson 13y ago|0 comments

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