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by grey413 13y ago
That's rather harsh, don't you think? All models have their limits and scopes, but that doesn't preclude them being useful in their own right. For instance, Newtonian physics simply can't cope with molecular-scale event
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by grey413 13y ago
Simply put, python doesn't have any (non-terrible) built-in capacity for mapping HTTP requests to code like PHP does. At their core, python web frameworks are all about adding that capacity to the language. Full stack frameworks like Django
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by grey413 13y ago
Part of the reason that software isn't pushing up against hardware limitations as hard anymore are the relatively old and underpowered current generation consoles. Games were traditionally on the front of the hardware curve, but over the la
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by grey413 14y ago
Constant telomerase activation is one of the major steps in making cancer cells immortal and thus eventually metastatic. It's possible that controlled telomerase activation (via drugs or clever future gene therapies) might present a small e
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by grey413 14y ago
I just set up 2-factor auth 1) You still need to enter your password every time you log in. 2) You can add backup phones that can be called/texted with the verification codes 3) You can print out back-up codes that will always work (once) 4
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by grey413 14y ago
It's a tradeoff. Django is a full-stack framework, which integrates lots of components such as templates, form generation, and an ORM. This means that you can get off the ground quicker, and that the community is all more or less on the sam
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by grey413 15y ago
Not as badly as you might think! Playing around with the new box model on a test site and on the bootstrap site (via firebug), I only found four noticeable changes in appearance: - The search form was noticeably shorter and more cramped. I