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   by jokull 16y ago

   Self plug: kraftwerk at www.kraftwerk-wsgi.com runs exactly this setup, but automated (even cloud server setup).
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   by jokull 16y ago

   Y Combinator startup Fabricly should be able to help you out a lot. http://www.fabricly.com/ I'm curious what kind of clothes you want to design. Are you thinking about fresh prints or fresh cuts?
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   by jokull 16y ago

   Yeah generators are awesome. +1 for a chapter on them with small sprinkles of functional programming.
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   by jokull 16y ago

   This is exactly what I do and it works!
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   by jokull 16y ago

   You may want to describe what "really simple eCommerce site" really means. Is it going to grow in the near future perhaps? The simplest conceivable eCommerce site in my mind is some cart component and single form checkout process that just
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   by jokull 16y ago

   You should be able to throw a key-value store on top of settings to override certain values at runtime. Replace django.conf with django_dynconf?
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   by jokull 16y ago

   I've used beanstalkd before. It has transaction, timeout and sleep features. What I don't like about it is that it adds complexity to server setup for such a simple thing. I've seen queue libraries built around redis which is a win since I'
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   by jokull 16y ago

   GTD tip - don't make it (GTD) a hobby.
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   by jokull 16y ago

   Love it. Keep up the good work. I've invited a small network of Python geeks in Reykjavík Iceland. Will report back how it works out.
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    by jokull 16y ago

    Thanks for your input
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    by jokull 16y ago

    Also consider mixing tools together. Dropbox for file sharing, Google Apps for email and calendar, Harvest for time tracking etc.
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    Ask HN: Allow groups of businesses to create ad rings

    3 points by jokull 16y ago|2 comments
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    by jokull 16y ago

    I and a lot of people trust his judgement and understanding of the problem domain. Flask uses Jinja2 and Werkzeug (both awesome libraries, and again by the same author and display an amazing understanding of what and what not to do for the
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    by jokull 16y ago

    Since you mentioned SQLAlchemy. Not that it's not understandable, but it's a shame how much attention the Django ORM has sucked away from the solid and powerful SQLAlchemy project. It's easy to get hooked on the Django ORM because of the ad
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    by jokull 16y ago

    I imagine it's something similar to the Facebook Graph API. Popup for login, website receives a token to retrieve data. Can anyone verify this?
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    by jokull 16y ago

    Seconded. Flask is really awesome. The guy behind it (Armin Ronacher) is a beast of a programmer.
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    by jokull 16y ago

    I think the subdomain approach is quite nice when the user account has a published component (think Posterous/Blogspot, not Gmail).
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    by jokull 16y ago

    First of all, why were 91,000 documents secret? I wouldn't really know, but isn't that something like half of all the significant events in the war so far? Doesn't that make this whole operation kind of veiled from the public eye? THIS is w
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    by jokull 16y ago

    Right on. Munching through volumes of text on the laptop now feels unnatural. I find myself shelving things off to Instapaper frequently, then later sitting down and actually reading as opposed to skimming ADHD style with the interweaved al
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    by jokull 16y ago

    I'm not so sure. I used to think there would be one device to rule them all, but now I think that this just applies to mobile devices. "The pocket exception" I've heard somewhere. When you're not concerned with mobility you want specialized
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    by jokull 16y ago

    I'm going to shock you lot and tell you I haven't read it although I've heard mentions of it from hackers that seem to live by it and quote it. What's so good about it? EDIT: Just recalled that it's a book by Ayn Rand which to me came acros
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    by jokull 16y ago

    Could you elaborate on this at all? What kind of traffic are you getting (max concurrent requests handled perhaps)? Any idea why Node dropped out?
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    by jokull 16y ago

    Stop thinking about every meal like a treat. Sometimes you just gotta stuff some fresh spinach in your face.
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    Announcing transloadit.com(debuggable.com)

    1 points by jokull 16y ago|0 comments
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    by jokull 16y ago

    What's the easiest way to create clusters like that on a map? I worked on something that required clustering at a zoomed-out level and then being broken down into smaller clusters, eventually singular entities on the map. I look at scipy/nu
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    by jokull 16y ago

    Or get a Nespresso and grab some Arpeggio capsules.
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    by jokull 16y ago

    Thanks for correcting me. Hvernig datt mér þetta í hug?
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    by jokull 16y ago

    There's an Icelandic legend that beat all this crap in 1984. His ship sank with all his friends and co-workers. He swam to shore, walked bare feet on razor sharp lava and walked to town. Guðlaugur Friðþórsson. His descriptions are chilling.
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    by jokull 16y ago

    I actually learned accounting basics by using ledger. Loving it.
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    by jokull 16y ago

    EDIT: His name is not Roman! Sorry Armin.