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First beta releases of Python 2.6 and Python 3.0(groups.google.com)
30 points by ii 18y ago|2 comments
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Django 1.0 is coming in early September(djangoproject.com)
41 points by ii 18y ago|10 comments
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by ii 18y ago
Wow. One of my patches (exactly the one I was whining about here ;) was just changed from "Unreviewed" to "Ready for checkin". Thank you very much, Jack. Your blog post really helped!
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by ii 18y ago
Because there is a 90% chance that your fix will be ignored. I had a small fix that was completely ignored and the other duplicate fix submitted 2 months later was merged into trunk only because it was made during the sprint and mine wasn't
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by ii 18y ago
There are some interesting points in this article. A lot of people (including myself) have a few Django bugs fixed in their private working copies but they don't contribute them back because the process is too complex. This doesn't mean tha
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Steve Jobs: it's time we design our own iPhone and iPod chips(appleinsider.com)
17 points by ii 18y ago|14 comments
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by ii 18y ago
Where have all the PHP guys gone? Long time passing Where have all the PHP guys gone? Long time ago Where have all the PHP guys gone? Gone to Python and Ruby everyone Oh when will they ever learn, Oh when will they ever learn...
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by ii 18y ago
And Python can be easily extended with C or even Assembly. Here's the story of the guy who successfully optimized web app bottlenecks in C: http://fi.am/entry/the-limits-of-django-the-answers/
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by ii 18y ago
Python, of course. #2. Python usually wins: http://www.alrond.com/en/2007/jan/25/performance-test-of-6-l... #3. Django was written with Postgres in mind.
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by ii 18y ago
The analogy is not very good. Russian train tracks has nothing to do with USSR, communism and Stalin. They already existed before communists. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broad_gauge#Russian_Broad_Gauge
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by ii 18y ago
In Firefox: View > Page Style > No Style It has helped me to read this article. White on black is a terrible choice for long text.
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by ii 18y ago
Great article. I think that those messages apply not only to cities, they apply to whole countries in a certain periods of time. I live in Russia and I can hear the message very clearly: "you have to win". And it works: soccer, hockey, musi