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by jonasvp 10y ago
Attrs ( https://attrs.readthedocs.io/ ) replaced namedtuple for us (and many others). It's slightly more verbose but allows all class goodness such as methods, attribute validation, etc.
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by jonasvp 10y ago
We actually ran into this as a problem: our tests were so DRY that it was really hard to adapt them as the behaviour of our application changed. We've since gone more DAMP ( http://stackoverflow.com/questions/645323
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by jonasvp 10y ago
That's simply not true. Firstly, people aren't rational. See this list of "cognitive biases" as an indication: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases Secondly, there are all sorts
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by jonasvp 10y ago
The vision of http://sandstorm.io ties well into this strategy (not affiliated, I just like the idea).
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by jonasvp 10y ago
This is from 2015 and has been discussed before with some very interesting comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8991025
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How to break Python (by version, for package maintainers)(b-list.org)
2 points by jonasvp 10y ago|0 comments
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by jonasvp 10y ago
Their web server or the actual email servers?
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by jonasvp 10y ago
This seems to be on the free plan only (see pricing plan). Which makes sense to me - if you're not paying, you might as well be advertising.
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by jonasvp 10y ago
We've built web applications based on Django for small CMS sites, large multi-language CMS sites, up to large custom-built applications (mostly API-based) for the likes of Mercedes-Benz and Deutsche Bahn. I can honestly say that I neve
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by jonasvp 10y ago
I don't know about Ireland but that's definitely not true for Germany. While the amount usually talked about in negotiations is pre-tax (since people have differing tax rates due to children, marriage, etc.), there's a signif
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by jonasvp 10y ago
https://www.browser-details.com Written in Django, got some HN love a while ago - no signups for a while now but we have over 500 accounts that signed up at some point. About 20 sprang for the "Pro" version at $10&#x2F
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by jonasvp 10y ago
Poor dogs...
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by jonasvp 10y ago
Jonas & der Wolf - http://www.jonasundderwolf.de | Berlin, Germany | Frontend Developer | ONSITE We're a small development team working on applications for small and big companies such as the Deutsche Bahn. We develop u
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by jonasvp 10y ago
Good point - this is exactly the market Sandstorm ( https://sandstorm.io ) is trying to reach as well. Will be interesting to see how cloud-within-the-enterprise will turn out.
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by jonasvp 11y ago
Jonas und der Wolf ( http://www.jonasundderwolf.de ) | Berlin, Germany | Full-time, on-site * Django/Python Developer * Frontend Developer (React experience a plus) We're a web development agency based in Kreuzberg, Berl
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by jonasvp 11y ago
Well, that would have been helpful when I announced http://www.browser-details.com on HN - it allows you to reserve a subdomain and it never even occurred to me that I'd have to restrict them (apart from the obvious regex).
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by jonasvp 11y ago
I found this to be quite insightful. Is there a school of thought or further literature on this view?
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by jonasvp 11y ago
God, how I wish I lived in the Netherlands...
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by jonasvp 11y ago
No, but nobody cares about M0. It's M2 that creates demand in the marketplace. As soon as a bank fails, all that created M2 disappears from circulation and that's what crashes economies ("too big to fail"). In a full-res
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by jonasvp 11y ago
There's a few mobile-friendly versions of Hacker News, using the API. I prefer http://hn.premii.com
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by jonasvp 11y ago
From the article: > some people have begun to ask: “Is science broken?” > I’ve spent many months asking dozens of scientists this question, and the answer I’ve found is a resounding no. News at 11: cognitive dissonance is a thing.
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by jonasvp 11y ago
Great summary! I've been using Master Password for a few months now and I'm generally happy with it. However, the points you mention pretty much force me to have a KeePass file for "those other passwords".
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by jonasvp 11y ago
Why "iOS-only"? I've been using the Android version for a few months and it works fine: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.devland.mas...
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by jonasvp 11y ago
Put "username@domain.com" in the "site name" field. It's just a text field after all.
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William Gibson's “Wheelie Boy” from “The Peripheral” Is Real(doublerobotics.com)
2 points by jonasvp 11y ago|1 comments
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Master Password – a password safe that never stores your passwords(masterpasswordapp.com)
2 points by jonasvp 12y ago|0 comments
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by jonasvp 12y ago
The bot does not have anything to do with shellshock by itself. The shellshock exploit is just used to download the (generic) Legend Bot in order to remotely send commands to the machine.
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by jonasvp 12y ago
No such requirement in Germany either. We have a national ID that you're required to have somewhere but you're not required to have it on you . Same as above, though: in case you're involved in some fracas, they may detain
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by jonasvp 12y ago
Also, there's always money in a banana stand!
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by jonasvp 12y ago
That misconception is covered in the article: > She points out that consumer law does not underwrite six years of use, as is commonly believed. It's two years. In some countries, e.g. Germany, after six months the burden of proof is

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