josephturnip

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   by josephturnip 15y ago

   Using the ternary operator is more "eloquent" than conditionals? That's true iff "eloquent" means terse in terms of number of characters, but I find if(...){} much more readable.
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   Omaha, Chrome's open-source autoupdate system(code.google.com)

   2 points by josephturnip 15y ago|0 comments
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   by josephturnip 15y ago

   Then I will be porting my projects over to Requests very soon :) It's pretty easy to implement, as it already works at the lower (socket) level with the ssl module, it just hasn't made it up the stack into urllib2 (or Requests..yet!).
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   by josephturnip 15y ago

   I love Requests, but it would be really nice to have some Python libraries with cert-verified SSL support. I've hacked SSL support on top of urllib2 for my projects at work ( https://github.com/josephturnerjr/urllib2.VerifiedHTTPS ), but it
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   by josephturnip 15y ago

   Less so for b2b, but during product development a third way is to reduce the length of the runway itself by making sure developer resources get applied to their core problem: development. For us, that meant things like paying a relatively s
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   by josephturnip 15y ago

   Additionally, the author of the article is potentially weeding out the exact people his company is looking for. Some (myself, as an example) are passionate about what they do for their job, to the point where they do development on work pro