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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
It's based on PyCharm from the "Licenses" page. ref: http://www.planetframework.com/documentation/1.10/Licenses/
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
Well one of the author of Flask was the author of that blog post Armin Ronacher, right? The third option is, just pay the team to finish up for you, which is what EA did, I guess.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
Then the time required for a complete generation is just the same. The author obviously don't want to compile the site as it takes too long for him, so compiling a wordpress blog would not yield any time benefits.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
I think the problem lays down on the face that failing grades are given to work that are beyond the skills of the marker, is just plain wrong. If you know that they are not cheating (plagiarism or finding someone else to do) and the end res
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
Or it's not USD that is chargeback, but the nature of digital transaction for the current state. If you go to a store and buy a can of soda with bills and coins, you don't really get a chargeback without handing back the goods. It just illu
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
I think the ease of using them for accounting is one of the major reason. If you have no way of ensuring the transaction is done, it would be pretty hard on automation of accounting. Like so, this service provides an API for that matter. At
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
If somehow I can check exactly who send me the money it would be great, however times are, banks don't always show you who is sending you money in the statements (at least happen to me with my non-EU non-US bank). If one uses such service,
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
Thanks for providing the info. I think, if one really want to donate, one should read those first. I also wonder why the databases aren't as international as it should be, so a match is against the world than just a region.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
You have to pay for mail forwarding and in case for a address that old it probably didn't really something worthwhile. But we have email addresses now.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
They do collect email address now, but the author registered in 1995 and there were handful of people having an email address back then.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
It however would be odd for GET requests to contain anti-CSRF token. In such case, users cannot pass any links that have any parameters and the session-specific token to others. This seems completely defeat the purpose of GET requests.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
I think you completely missed my point. I am simply pointing out prompt()is provided by Apple just like alert() provided by JS itself. Before coming to a conclusion that you can point to and say someone is wrong, please understand that not
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
The "RichestOnTheWeb" would then always be the hosting one as they always get the sum of all bids. Of course who actually cares to bid?
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
" In fact, many of the engineers and product managers who worked on Flex SDK will be moving to work on our HTML efforts." Hell yes.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
That makes using Bootstrap easier. If that actually also wrap JQueryUI, it would be a killer.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
It is something that JavaScript can never solve: Objects are objects, there has to be some constructs to make them work so it would never be as fast as C code. The other blog post that appeared on HN this week sums it out [1]. For those who
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
Arc is currently living within Racket/MrScheme.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
Actually the dialogs are JavaScript provided by Apple, e.g. that prompt() on first screenshot.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
Worse still, if you increase your price, they would not come back, which make the first discount even less useful.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
For Kaggle there is always money given out. In the design world, the could be cases that simply money are not given out. For machine learning, you have some quantitative metrics for performance measurement, whereas there is no measurement o
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
There have been many referencing to using those words. E.g. http://zachholman.com/posts/shit-work/ And yesterday a rant on usage of swearing words in talks is given in many places including [1] & [2] on hacker news. [1] https://news.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
Since I know it would be impossible for a small team to develop such thing for every different observatory on the world, you may try federating with them one way to another to have them feed the data in the API. However from my heart if suc
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
I like the idea except it is U.S. only. Okay back away from trolling, I thought these kind of modeling was something to be done on server side, but you app seems to be doing it on the client side. What's more, there are many more interested
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
Not just the millionaires but many people want to too.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
An initial round for the class is typically between $250K and $500K, so between $2500 and $5000 per company. So there would be 100 teams in a class (a team can be single person). Calculating from validation, say a classmate is giving up 1
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
I think "cool.com" is only comparable to "com.com" which now always redirect back to cnet.com so to speak.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
Please note that, if you are not going to use 100GB for a project (for example, storing your own stuff) you are better off grouping them as it is $6 per 100GB (not $0.06 per GB) for stored data. Transfer out is $0.06/GB though. So if you ha
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
I remembered my first time trying gentoo took some 12 hours to compile KDE... Well that was really long time ago.
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
If so, then we need to wait until somebody got a copy of it and then distribute it. Since GPLv2 should have clauses prohibiting the any parties from baring redistribution given the same license is used. But just one thing... according to Wi
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by itsnotvalid 15y ago
They have the cash for acquiring such a domain name for sure. Last time facebook paid 8.5M for fb.com (also two-letter .com domain names)

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