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jamespacileo
8y ago
- Commissioning a script to automate something is expensive, plus you need to find the talent who can automate it and do a reasonable good job of it. It's sometimes a risky investment. - If ready-made robots (and scripts) were availabl
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jamespacileo
9y ago
Where is Windows 9?
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jamespacileo
9y ago
TypeScript isn't a higher level of JavaScript, it's ES6 with added features and types. Main purpose is to make JavaScript code easier to maintain, especially across teams. IMO the only way to go "higher level" is to use
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jamespacileo
10y ago
Docker for Windows is unfortunately a bit gimped right now: - docker-compose isn't OS agnostic and as versions go forward Windows is lagging behind - this uses Hyper-V which blocks both Virtualbox and Vmware from running
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10y ago
Running on Windows too now! :)
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jamespacileo
10y ago
Hey Harish, thanks for your talk at the March London Django Meetup. I'm starting to play around with Google Container service as you suggested, having a good time.
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jamespacileo
11y ago
I believe that Peacekeeper/Browsermark give a lot of weight to WebGL and related computations, which aren't currently optimised in Edge. Octane and SunSpider give more weight to the rest. It'd be very impressive if Edge was f
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11y ago
I think the general consensus is that it helps, but also other ticks help like the diamond shaped pixels in the HTC Vive. Current resolution still not works well with viewing virtual screens e.g. movies, virtual desktops and text. I think
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jamespacileo
11y ago
It would obviously be an upscaled resolution in games. 4k is for the screen door effect. 4k is necessary for readable text, ability to watch HD movies and using virtual monitors. Currently the resolution is too low for any of these, as in i
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11y ago
I would wait for Q1 2016 for an upgrade. The new PASCAL Nvidia cards will be out and so will the new Intel chips will be releasing this August (with potentially a progression to 7nm next year).
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12y ago
Well it's suggested that sleeping too long or less may affect quality of life, not just length. So why not length and quality of life together?
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12y ago
Go isn't very search friendly, Golang is A LOT better for identifying and searching anything related to it.
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12y ago
On counter though, like in a game of Civilization, a population prospers technologically when more basic needs are satisfied. It's thanks to the stability the Romans enjoyed that they were able to elevate it's society culturally a
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12y ago
Documentation is key for adoption, creating a community and having more contributors. I hope they address this soon. :)
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jamespacileo
12y ago
Hi, I don't blog regularly. Would make my day if someone more experienced could comment on my blogging style and give me some pointers on how i could make the post more useful or interesting. Thanks :)
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PaaS: Heroku, Dokku, Deis, Flynn The Future Is Shaping Up Quite Nicely
(devblog.jamespacileo.com)
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jamespacileo
13y ago
Have you tried Visual Studio? It's an amazing IDE to work with when building games in Unity
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jamespacileo
14y ago
Should we ban all analytics software (e.g. Google Analytics)? Or should we regulate how analytics software handles data instead?
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jamespacileo
15y ago
Interesting article Flaviu! Well done for winning the startup weekend! :)
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15y ago
mmmmh... dan?! wait till i see you on monday! :)
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15y ago
scheduled to be added soon! :)
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15y ago
Yup that is neat advice :) I have already looked at the API and asked pydanny when the needed features are due to be released.
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15y ago
django-annoying is a great app, but you are perfectly right links are necessary also because if I eventually add more apps it will be very likely people won't know what they are.
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15y ago
Thanks a lot for sharing my work here, it was a pleasant surprise to see that people care about it. It really makes me want to improve it more! :) I will try to publish the new TODO list tomorrow!
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15y ago
wow... I'm really happy and excited this is here! :) I'm the guy that built djangocanvas, I'm can't wait to make this open-source soon and find out how this project will evolve. :)
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15y ago
Great article. Might use a few ideas in http://www.djangocanvas.com , I sitll haven't finalized the project structure and will likely support multiple ones.
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15y ago
SEEKING WORK ^
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15y ago
don't think I can edit it anymore, thanks and good point :)
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15y ago
SEEKING GIG - In London, UK Mainly Python/Django application developer. I am comfortable with both frontend (Javascript, HTML, jQuery, backbone.js, ...) and backend development. Aware of the main third-party apps and familiar of the South/V
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15y ago
Hey guys, not sure if anyone has realized, but for SaaS projects the Extended version of the theme is required. So $1000 is what he should have paid for the admin panel... I hope no one involved with ThemeForest finds out :)
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