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by jsmeaton 12y ago
If you open a bug in Trac the core team may be open to changing the default behaviour. https://code.djangoproject.com/
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
I hate having the FN key in the bottom left corner. Hate hate hate. I remap it back to CTRL. I instinctually reach for the last key when aiming for control, and it not being there really throws off my typing, and really really throws of
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
1. I think I'd like to see something like `./manage.py migrate --fresh`, which would forget about existing migrations, create a set in memory, and apply them. Pretty much emulating syncdb on a fresh database. Then the test runner
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
Further, if you find a dependency that isn't supported, you should check the projects site to see if support is on the road map. You could also try contributing the python 3 upgrade to that package. I recently began a new site based on
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
Just to clarify a little: > Also, in Django one generally only declares the relationship from one "side", unlike Rails where the relationship is declared on both "sides" (i.e., in Django one simply sets up a ForeignKe
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Django 1.7 Released(djangoproject.com)
356 points by jsmeaton 12y ago|61 comments
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Arnold Schwarzenegger based programming language(github.com)
5 points by jsmeaton 12y ago|1 comments
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
Lovely, thanks for pointing that out. I'm a python person myself, so I'll definitely take a look at that. My sysadmins are still deploying servers the old fashioned way - I'd like to make their lives easier. We've automa
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
That link shows 700 million daily, 470 million of those mobile. If I understand the numbers presented correctly, then 61% of their audience is using mobile. While more than desktop, it's hardly "vast majority". Thanks for the
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
citation needed - seriously, is there a link to stats that show mobile has vastly more users than desktop for facebook?
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
I looked into the vSphere APIs recently and they were pretty bad. The samples were written in C# and Java, with the Java samples being fairly well written. The C# samples were terrible. ManagedObjectReference dcmor = cb.getServiceUti
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
Is this based on Elastic Search in the background?
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
I'm a python guy and I totally agree that multiline anonymous functions greatly enhance the readability of code in certain applications. You can do everything with named functions, but it's not always the best method for conveyi
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
If you're mixing tabs and spaces in the same source file, chances are that you're not a very seasoned python programmer. I would imagine a large segment of students also complain about parens in lisp. Though to be fair, there woul
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
I would assume it'd be the same as people complaining about significant whitespace in python. No one who actually programs in python complains about the whitespace.
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
Heh, that's how I read it too.
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
A secondary market for patents is fantastic. There are secondary markets for everything. The banking/venture system is designed to allocate scarce resources as efficiently as possible - why wouldn't the same thing exist for invent
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
I agree with you, and I don't think patents themselves are the issue. It is the vast number of bad patents that are being approved and used as leverage against those that can't financially defend themselves. If an R&D firm hav
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
The parent would have the `User` type as a value type, with read-only final fields.
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
It's not just C++ either. "What do you mean you want to use LINQ (in C#) ? No one understands that rubbish".
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
Heh so did I. Kinda funny how the original post was related to collision detection in a different game.
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
The US "has interests" everywhere, and is likely the reason so many groups are angry at them. > What I do have a problem with is that the NSA makes apparently zero effort to disambiguate between foreign, and domestic, communica
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
Are the shows made because they are now more relevant, or are they made to influence? shrug
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
I've been struggling to comprehend what "nothingness" would look like, but I think this comment has helped. It's very hard to imagine pure blindness.
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
I left my phone in a cab 2 weeks ago and I'm still waiting for them to post it back to me. It's been extremely liberating being disconnected - I haven't missed it nearly as much as I thought I would. I also spend about half t
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
Does this work with the s3cmd CLI?
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
I made my own personal stand. I refuse to click any BuzzFeed-style headlines.
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
That looks really really nice. It's like it was built with javascript in mind rather than strVisualBasic i6.0 ;). I'm going to rip datatables out of my current project and put this in. Have you considered (or implemented) col or r
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
I've just started with Learn You A Haskell [0] and I'm really enjoying it (and learning). It does focus a lot on the syntax and types at the beginning though - but I've found that a nice way to learn so far. [0] http:&#x2F
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by jsmeaton 12y ago
Actually, I think I've changed my mind after writing this. There can be two and only two states. HTTPS with authentication, and HTTPS without authentication. Authenticated can have the little lock symbol, non-authenticated would just l

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