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by jhh 13y ago
Good point, I've edited it accordingly.
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Getting Started With systemd on Debian Jessie(medium.com)
2 points by jhh 13y ago|2 comments
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by jhh 13y ago
South will not be available in Django 1.7. Django 1.7 migrations have been developed by the same person that has developed South and can be see as an official successor to South. Therefore you have no choice but to use the new migrations. H
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by jhh 13y ago
Because this would allow these millions of people to continue using this fork of XP rather than eventually buying a MS operating system.
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by jhh 13y ago
That wasn't a very good essay. Kind of sad that it gets voted so high. First and foremost it's way way too long for little actual content.
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by jhh 13y ago
Saying that Make is a horribly implemented Shell dialect clearly seems like a misrepresentation of Make to me. Make is a non-procedural way to describe the dependencies of your build process. You describe what you want as a result rather th
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by jhh 13y ago
Personally I would make models a package rather than just a module (since you sy you have a lot of order related logic). I would create one or more modules in this package, presumably one of those for orders. Then I would actually create th
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by jhh 13y ago
you could simply use unbound functions which you put into a Python module which fits the bill. For example you could create a file services.py - or something more related to your actual domain.
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by jhh 13y ago
I think this was a worthwhile talk. The speaker makes some interesting points about the importance of "ergonomic properties" of languages. He convincingly explains why PHP was so succesful: Workflow (just hot reload), Concurrency
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by jhh 13y ago
So if you do arbitrary stuff which kind of makes sense to make a webapp more attractive (or not) we call this "growth hack" now? That's just ridiculous.
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Are HN submissions dominated by a small elite of users?
36 points by jhh 13y ago|25 comments
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by jhh 13y ago
Do you know what portion of total "link karma" on HN has been "gathered" by the top 100 contributors?
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by jhh 13y ago
On the other hand you will definitely need these tools (or similar techniques) to do state of the art Python development anyway.
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by jhh 13y ago
ok - that does indeed make some sense.
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by jhh 13y ago
what's a "join table" even? This speaks to a lack of understanding of how relational databases should best be used.
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by jhh 13y ago
I think saying that some examples are just performance disadvantages rather than leaks misses the point. "Leaky" is a metaphor here, so assuming that any kind of actual data loss is necessary for it to be the case seems incorrect
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by jhh 13y ago
The way I imagine node development is pure hell. You have this event loop where if you screw anything up your whole app immediately comes to a grinding halt. You don't have any mature standard library. Instead you have 8 gazillion libr
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by jhh 13y ago
Typical LISP guy: delimiting the pairs with whitespace - good enough :)
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by jhh 13y ago
But that's simply not true, is it? You can already display something while waiting for the HTML just as you can while waiting for JSON.
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by jhh 13y ago
I mean the guy won't show up in Russia himself. It does not mean that German athletes won't compete. I think you maybe misunderstanding this situation.
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by jhh 13y ago
Thanks for making me aware of this. This is linux specific but something like this seems to be available on Mac OS X ( https://github.com/alandipert/fswatch ). I don't quite understand where in your command you spec
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by jhh 13y ago
I like the simplicity, but there are a LOT of bugs.
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by jhh 13y ago
personally, I think it's distracting and annoying no matter how subtle. It's a beatiful effect though.
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by jhh 13y ago
The problem with this solution is that there's no real authorisation or role model built in. For example, if an employee leaves the company, you will have to change the password safe's password, and almost nobody does that. It&#x2
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by jhh 13y ago
That's a rather unique feature of postgres though. Not even Oracle has DDL transactions.
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by jhh 13y ago
I feel that both your remark and the one you were reacting to are strangely correct and do not contradict each other. MySQL does "simply" work for many projects, especially if the number of rows doesn't go much higher than a
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by jhh 13y ago
I would contribute if I didn't need to give out my credit card details. I wish that they supported paypal or payment via amazon.
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by jhh 13y ago
The author's argument is faulty. The value from being able to take notes / manage to-dos properly on a multitouch device may be rather great to many people. However, the price is not determined by this. The price is the result of
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by jhh 13y ago
and if you don't have to commute it's relatively attractive not to live in the city centre.
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by jhh 13y ago
could I ask what kind of services/technologies you were offering? With this kind of income you can make a very decent living in India.

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