izak30

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   by izak30 14y ago

   Did you build your current lock by hand? Did you at least disassemble it and figure out that there isn't a master key that would grant entry? How far do you take this? Maybe having your locks NAT out or phone home to a third party is a bit
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   by izak30 14y ago

   I wouldn't fight it or turn them off, just saying what I would rather have. The space is almost certainly most valuable to recruiters (see sourceforge ads)
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   by izak30 14y ago

   I would rather give $1/week than see dice.com ads.
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   by izak30 14y ago

   Tastypie developer checking in. What's don't you like about it? Personally I like how it separates resources from ModelResources and lays out your API (that's why I got involved with the project in the first place).
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   by izak30 14y ago

   Thanks. I clicked the "Changelog" link on OPs page and that was worthless link to jira https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER/fixforversion/11496
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   by izak30 14y ago

   I think it's network effects from it's founder as well. It is written in Python, Chad is active with python stuff. I think that the Python community is generous, but I doubt any more so than most other OSS communities. (Please prove me righ
7. 67.▲
   by izak30 14y ago

   Cut/Tear the corner off once a photo has been taken of both sides. I do that already to determine quickly the next available page.
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   by izak30 14y ago

   For those not a part of the Django community: Toastdriven is not new, Daniel Lindsley is a staple for us. Haystack and Tastypie on their own are wonderful projects with untold hours of unpaid OSS. This is more of a full-stack project than e
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   by izak30 14y ago

   By the reports, he made 800x on his investment. He's held on for a while already.
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    by izak30 14y ago

    Lists like these are all well and fine, but there's almost certainly something you can do about them in Django. You can make third party apps that do what you want, it's the best way to prove that it's possible, and to make forward motion,
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    by izak30 14y ago

    Oh, now it's ok to alter the titles. Awesome
12. 72.▲
    by izak30 14y ago

    This is nonsense. Hard to read all the way through and get any point out of. Reads like an angry chatterbot
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    by izak30 14y ago

    I'm in the US and I don't know anything about the BBC's licensing, funding, etc. I do love, love, love its content.
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    by izak30 14y ago

    http://www.readability.com/articles/0qieknze
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    by izak30 14y ago

    I'm glad you responded. Not all positive indicators are created equal. It's totally true. An Ivy league degree is recognizably hard, and it's an easy quantifier, if . If your work is equally hard, you need to figure out a way to show that.
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    by izak30 14y ago

    You're wasting effort with this. It feels good to write. It feels good to hear when you're in that situation. It doesn't help you. It's not about money, it's about positive indicators. An Ivy League school is a positive indicator, starting
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    by izak30 14y ago

    Interesting concept, I have a couple questions: * If you couldn't hire a strong sales team, what makes the team you just hired any good? * How do you handle things like company culture? For sales-oriented businesses, the salesperson is the
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    by izak30 14y ago

    And with gyroscopic and GPS info, also every interior space as well.
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    by izak30 14y ago

    And when you have more than one option, your users will start to make more than one account for your site.
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    by izak30 14y ago

    That's not a computer that's a cardboard box. It would probably be more effective to show a rendering + screen shots. They're not selling a box they're selling a computer.
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    by izak30 14y ago

    It's a misnomer, sometimes you want one, and sometimes you want the other, so knowing a ratio, any ratio, and 8th grade algebra, you'll be fine. This is a silly post.
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    by izak30 14y ago

    Or use Content-Type negotiation. (please note, I do understand that this proposal is basically DOA)
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    by izak30 14y ago

    So conversely, more money is needed to compete with those who are already profitable.
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    by izak30 14y ago

    You don't get it. It's more expensive to hire any programmers when the average rate that a programmer gets is inflated by an influx of cash. It's independent of experience. You could substitute talent with "skilled labor" and everything e
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    by izak30 14y ago

    Agree or not, that's what DHH is saying here. It's harder for sustainable businesses to hire talent, when talent is getting paid more at places with enormous valuations. This of course falls down if the large valuation and the large pay are
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    by izak30 14y ago

    https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2012/mar/13/py3k/
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    by izak30 14y ago

    Sbvtle has made it very difficult to distinguish visually if I have seen something from a particular writer or not. This is bad.
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    by izak30 14y ago

    For those interested, at mach 20 it seems to take 98 minutes to go around the equator (on the surface). In the nine minutes of sustained flight, it could have covered 3675km on the ground.
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    by izak30 14y ago

    Several of the OPs submissions have ?repost on them, maybe just to get around the repost catching, maybe it's totally automated.
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    by izak30 15y ago

    Hopefully all those calculators do the same sqrt calculation or else you're going to be terribly upset when Cane rejects your funpass for fraudulent use.