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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Nice analysis. Hope you don't mind me adding that by omitting terms of the Taylor series you do have some loss of precision, however small. Also, solving linear equation systems may even introduce instability as the following must be p
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
I suppose someone could incorporate a procedure which strips down unnecessary strings from code files ("minifies"), especially comment blocks, during the deployment process, thus maintaining a nice development codebase while not h
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Validating MySQL queries(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by gpsarakis 13y ago|0 comments
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Redis-like wrapper for JS localStorage(github.com)
1 points by gpsarakis 13y ago|0 comments
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Yes, definitely breaking into smaller paragraphs will make it far more readable.
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
You could also consider Google AppEngine https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/
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Redis LUA scripting examples(redisgreen.net)
2 points by gpsarakis 13y ago|0 comments
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Are you using MySQL in your example? > id is an incremental value, I choose 11 as a length for this primary key but this value is defined by the number of pages you’ll need to index This is a bit confusing. You'd genera
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Nice to know about the Dropbox integration. Really good work, keep it up!
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Just to clarify: I am not the creator of this app, just came across it while searching how to create simple diagrams and thought it might be helpful sharing it.
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Create diagrams in the browser(draw.io)
237 points by gpsarakis 13y ago|42 comments
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Nice project. Considering a stream of tweets how can you find the beginning and the end of a sentence/message?
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Are there any speed & size comparisons between Tny and JSON?
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Nice effort. Just a few remarks: - You should certainly use Requests http://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/ - The Story class seems somewhat redundant. You could possibly use collections.namedtuple as a conta
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Nice job. Another addition: Stripe Python API https://github.com/stripe/stripe-python . The documentation is on https://stripe.com/docs/api/python .
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Design, build, and scale APIs for web and mobile apps in minutes(deployd.com)
1 points by gpsarakis 13y ago|0 comments
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Much more time may be wasted if you end up hiring someone that doesn't fit the job description.
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Minifying+concatenating is the most appealing solution for desktop browsers which employ a rather large cache on static files, considering that a web server is also fine-tuned to take advantage of caching (e.g. http://httpd.apach
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
I particularly focused on this section http://www.brokenthorn.com/Resources/OSDev18.html . Although not mandatory for development, having a grasp of these concept does give a better insight. Well done!
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Seems like a nice idea, since it usually is a repetitive kind of task. May I ask why you chose Flask over Django?
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Minimal Chess Board w/ timers (Python)(github.com)
1 points by gpsarakis 13y ago|0 comments
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Very nice! A minor bug: it seems to break once you exit fullscreen mode (pentagram goes underneath the instrument labels).
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Seems to have an incredibly easy interface. Will test it. Well done!
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Mentorship is not lost. In fact it is expanding. How many conferences, training workshops can one attend or how many blog articles & tutorials are we reading on a daily basis? Nevertheless, people tend to reject theoretical knowledge or
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Although not entirely necessary or not guaranteeing the skills and expertise, a somewhat scientific (or engineering if you prefer) background is definitely more probable to give solid foundations for a programmer. I am guessing companies wo
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Maybe a little out of context, but how easy is it to start talking about an idea without a working prototype? Of course it would make things easier, but maybe not always possible without a minimum funding.
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Seems really nice with a first glance. Are you considering any Django support in the future?
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by gpsarakis 13y ago
Julia and Elixir definitely seem worth checking. I especially like the interchangeability between Erlang & Elixir.
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Stay healthy & Keep coding (amazon.com)
1 points by gpsarakis 13y ago|0 comments
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Shell commands with timeout in Python(howto.pui.ch)
1 points by gpsarakis 13y ago|0 comments

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