juanpablo

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Extending Python with (almost) anything(artfulcode.net)
2 points by juanpablo 19y ago|0 comments
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by juanpablo 19y ago
Robots. Intelligent, self-sufficient, house-keeping robots. I know, that would be pretty easy to monetize... but it would take me decades to build. (and it'll be done by Trevor Blackwell long before). so... 2nd option. A better web.py web s
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by juanpablo 19y ago
"I can imagine for larger groups to avoid tree structure would be to have no structure: to have each group actually be independent, and to work together the way components of a market economy do. (...) But I don't know any technology compan
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by juanpablo 19y ago
I've played it on the iphone and it's unexpectedly addictive.
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by juanpablo 19y ago
"Startups tend to be fairly binary, with you making either a very large amount off of them or nothing at all." Like a lot of thing in life: The most popular movie/book sells 10 times more than the #2. MS Word vs WordPerfect. Harrison Ford
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by juanpablo 19y ago
I visit this site not only for the links but mainly for the comments of intelligent people about those links.
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by juanpablo 19y ago
I knew I wasn't the only one who hates those stickers.
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by juanpablo 19y ago
You can change the DNSs too. At least you can choose to use OpenDNS or not in the first place.
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by juanpablo 19y ago
Read a good book about Javascript, like "Head First Javascript". After you've finished reading it, learn what can Javascript libraries like Mootolols or JQuery can offer. And of course: practice, practice and practice. Working in your own c
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by juanpablo 19y ago
You have a point. I'd also prefer not to read that kind of news in this site, unless they are related to the tech world (like an interview at the Googleplex).
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by juanpablo 19y ago
The intention isn't replace a server database but instead manage more efficiently the information you'll store in Javascript variables anyway. Many Javascript-intense webapps could use it.
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Taffy: A database in JavaScript(taffydb.com)
14 points by juanpablo 19y ago|5 comments
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by juanpablo 19y ago
That's denying the impact the US economy/foreign policy has, for better or for worse, in the rest of the world. I'm not "american", but considering the Internet Neutrality will be decided by the next administration I really care about the U
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by juanpablo 19y ago
Probably NSX2 deleted it himself.
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by juanpablo 19y ago
Perú
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by juanpablo 19y ago
Sometimes isn't enough: the threats to Kathy were made (anonymously) in other blogs. There is also an increasingly trend to blog rumors, gossips and "opinions" about people who are not celebrities (Valleywag, Gawker, etc.).
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by juanpablo 19y ago
I hate this things. I wonder how effectively a Bayesian filter could identify hate-comments as spam. Today Julia Allison wrote this: http://itsmejulia.com/post/28132498
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Death Threats, Intimidation, and Blogging(codinghorror.com)
12 points by juanpablo 19y ago|8 comments
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by juanpablo 19y ago
He is doing a good job so far. Anyway, I believe he isn't the only developer of web.py anymore.
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by juanpablo 19y ago
I personally like web.py: PROS: * Light and fast, * Really flexible, * Really easy to learn, * Easy to install, * Nice error reports (mostly copied from Django), * No database ORM CONS: * No database ORM, just some helper functions: insert(
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Pure Css Data Chart(cssglobe.com)
4 points by juanpablo 19y ago|1 comments
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Office Live Workspace vs Google Docs: Feature-by-Feature Comparison(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by juanpablo 19y ago|0 comments
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by juanpablo 19y ago
"Humans do not perceive the passage of time in a linear way. This, coupled with the irregular behavior of progress bars, causes human perception of process duration to vary." Wibbly-woobly timey-wimey
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by juanpablo 19y ago
You can. But it doesn't look good in Firefox. http://www.i-dns.net/
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by juanpablo 19y ago
"Beginning Python - From Novice to Professional"
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by juanpablo 19y ago
" Microsoft may have patents, patent applications, trademarks, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights covering subject matter in these materials. Except as expressly provided in the Microsoft Open Specification Promise and this n
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by juanpablo 19y ago
"You must have Netscape 4.0 or Internet Explorer 4.0 to view the examples of this site" Cleary it is from years ago.
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by juanpablo 19y ago
Wouldn't it make the company looks shady?
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Xobni gets a shoutout from big bill @ microsoft(reddit.blogspot.com)
3 points by juanpablo 19y ago|0 comments
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by juanpablo 19y ago
No. But sometimes I watch some new TV series on DVD. In 20 years will be something called 'TV' or just 'The Internet'?

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