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by j2labs 15y ago
I hope he doesn't teach it using Tornado! :)
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Python class-level variables are tricky(j2labs.tumblr.com)
1 points by j2labs 15y ago|0 comments
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by j2labs 15y ago
According to this website, New York, NY doesn't have any crime.
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Nonjavascript, real-time chat using metarefresh.(nodotjs.com)
1 points by j2labs 15y ago|0 comments
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Real World Ocaml announced(realworldocaml.org)
116 points by j2labs 15y ago|55 comments
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by j2labs 15y ago
I agree that dateutil is excellent. I think it's also worth mentioning how powerful dateutil's `parse()` is. You can pass virtually any string representation of a date to it and it will return a Python datetime.
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by j2labs 15y ago
I like Kenneth Reitz's envoy too. He describes it as "Python Subprocesses for Humans™", similar to how he describes Requests, which he also wrote. https://github.com/kennethreitz/envoy
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by j2labs 15y ago
Didn't you folks design Cassandra after the Dynamo paper though?
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by j2labs 15y ago
I can't wait until we have the abstract startup factory factory factory.
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by j2labs 15y ago
This is gonna be such a fun experiment with what happens when a country can't use a gigantic, shared distraction.
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by j2labs 15y ago
My name is James Dennis and I was in batch[0]. I'm the guy with the red headphones on http://www.hackerschool.com/ . I originally met Dave and Nick through the outgoing hacker community in NYC. I say outgoing because the community here sel
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by j2labs 15y ago
I think it is a rational take on how the US generally views him.
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Ron Paul's big moment(economist.com)
5 points by j2labs 15y ago|1 comments
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by j2labs 15y ago
The economist has a great write-up of Ron Paul: http://www.economist.com/node/21542199/
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by j2labs 15y ago
If he became president, you'd likely see him close down many government functions and make strong pushes towards states rights and small federal government. He is a hero to many because he holds stances that are antiwar and, generally, pro-
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by j2labs 15y ago
Coroutines + a scheduler become an awesome replacement for threads. They're lighter weight and don't thrash the GIL the same way Python threads do. Greenlet is an optimized implementation of coroutines for Python. Gevent or Eventlet combine
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by j2labs 15y ago
Android isn't a desktop os.
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by j2labs 15y ago
Their graph says the data comes from distrowatch's page hit ranking from Nov 23 2011.
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by j2labs 15y ago
This reminds me of Neil deGrasse Tyson's excellent rant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-gKXlaEExY
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by j2labs 15y ago
This is one of the coolest presentations I've seen at Hack & Tell.
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by j2labs 15y ago
I hope they add some Python stuff soon. I'd love to help write Python lessons.
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by j2labs 15y ago
America has been discussing the lack of females that code for some time, but I've never seen women show more interest in programming than when they discover this site. They're really onto something and I wish them success!
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by j2labs 15y ago
Noah Wyle.
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by j2labs 15y ago
What a terrible month for computing...
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by j2labs 15y ago
What about at 30?
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by j2labs 15y ago
Again, they're not opposite. You can create most of the properties of an object with a closure and versa vice. http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ClosuresAndObjectsAreEquivalent
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by j2labs 15y ago
What makes F# so much more compelling?
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by j2labs 15y ago
I personally liked PG's awkwardness. It felt Jeffersonian.
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by j2labs 15y ago
Functional programming and objects are not orthogonal as you suggest.
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by j2labs 15y ago
Correct. Mongrel2 sends request messages to Brubeck which processes the request and responds with a complete HTTP response.

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