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by inovica 13y ago
Hi there. We posted about PHP Weekly last week and we had some really good suggestions from people - mainly about how we'd not done a great job explaining what we are doing!! Took all the suggestions on board and added in an image, latest i
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PHP Weekly improvements(phpweekly.com)
64 points by inovica 13y ago|59 comments
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How Not to do a migration to a new version(community.jivesoftware.com)
1 points by inovica 13y ago|0 comments
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by inovica 13y ago
OK cool. So we're going to add in: - an example one from the previous week - an archive - an rss feed Will not be this week, but probably next week now Thanks for the comments
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by inovica 13y ago
Hi there. Really good point. Python Weekly, which inspired me, has that and so we'll add that in soon. Really appreciate the suggestion
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PHP Weekly. Curated news inspired by pythonweekly.com(phpweekly.com)
8 points by inovica 13y ago|5 comments
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by inovica 14y ago
I'd like to get in touch. Looked at your profile and no email so can you drop me one if you get the opportunity? Thanks!
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by inovica 14y ago
I have been teaching my 10 year old Python as an exercise. Recently I've noticed he's getting a little bored and I'm being very careful not to 'sicken' him, as this needs to be fun. I've just shown him the video for this and downloaded the
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Summly sold for 18 million pounds(guardian.co.uk)
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by inovica 14y ago
Thank you. I've seen Varnish but never used it. I will give this a go.
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by inovica 14y ago
I like the idea of generating as many of our site pages as 'static' as we can. We created our own system for our needs but I am seeing a lot more of this as I look around. What I'm curious about is how people tend to handle dynamic content?
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Ask HN: Knowledge of website type and automatic extraction
1 points by inovica 14y ago|0 comments
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by inovica 14y ago
I have a Raspberry Pi for movies/media and its great. I bought a second one for my son to learn Python on - definitely worth it and its to a good cause
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by inovica 14y ago
Thats a great idea. I've been too close to this (stupid?) to even think of that. I'll get them to do that. Fingers crossed that will help, but I also feel the damage has been done in terms of my feelings towards them. I have spent part
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by inovica 14y ago
Yeah thats exactly what happened :) No other way to contact them and the account manager I dealt with hasn't responded either. Just counted and I've sent them 6 emails so far and zero response. Its such as shame as I have raved over Drop
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by inovica 14y ago
Unfortunately I have seen their customer service go downhill recently. Not sure if they are having capacity problems or something. 2 weeks ago I signed up for a trial of Dropbox Teams and it said that after the trial I would be dropped ba
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by inovica 14y ago
Maybe people are finally waking up to it. The articles that people read, such as this one, prompt them to go out and get tested, or do their own experiments with good. I've not actually been tested but I dropped gluten out of my diet and fe
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An Update on Our Trademark Issue(pyfound.blogspot.ca)
2 points by inovica 14y ago|0 comments
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by inovica 14y ago
Just checked on this today and python.co.uk is now pointing to python.org. Has this been resolved?
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by inovica 14y ago
Fully agree with you. I saw the article earlier and thought I'd come back to read it and discovered that either its been edited or that this is a second article.
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by inovica 14y ago
Ignore my above comment. I was being a bit stupid :) Its a different audio track for the family friendly
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by inovica 14y ago
I've just downloaded it and the version on there at the moment isn't family friendly (my kids are 5 and 7) and both love Minecraft. I was just clicking through and heard "It's f*cking enormous".
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by inovica 14y ago
No it isn't. S/He said "primary school age children" and some kind of parental supervision is definitely necessary here. You can't give young children a choice in many areas - including food for example - as they don't have the skills, expe
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by inovica 14y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER, UK (Remote possible) We are based in St. Albans and Newcastle. We are looking for a Python dev to join a team of existing developers working on web-based apps to integrate with our telecoms applications. We are also loo
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by inovica 14y ago
I agree. This was an 'accidental' book for me and whilst I'm sure that the story told was a little biased the ultimate message was very good. Recommend it to anyone who is interested in business. What I like is that this is also a book abo
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by inovica 14y ago
Elon Musk has a great and relaxed manner about him. I love how he is thinking big and didn't just take his fortune and retire to an island. Irrespective of what he does from now I think he can be an inspiration to anyone of trying to live
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by inovica 14y ago
There are loads of profitable bootstrapped companies. Not taking outside investment can definitely slow your growth, but you own it 100% and can dictate the direction that you are going in. You also don't get some of the pressure that funde
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by inovica 14y ago
Here's a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y97D8j6CAog
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If you want to succeed in business, read more novels(forbes.com)
2 points by inovica 14y ago|0 comments
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'Nemesis' electric car breaks UK land-speed record (video)(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by inovica 14y ago|0 comments

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