kashif

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   by kashif 19y ago

   Thanks for the response. Need to develop a mobile app for a client. PyS60 apps get really heavy because the interpreter needs to be added with the app.
2. 362.▲
   by kashif 19y ago

   Thank You for the response and the offer.
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   Ask YC: C++

   21 points by kashif 19y ago|79 comments
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   by kashif 19y ago

   Why did I get down modded!
5. 365.▲
   by kashif 19y ago

   No concept of bandwidth
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   by kashif 19y ago

   While yau are at it dailymail.co.uk please...
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   by kashif 19y ago

   1.Debian 2. CentOs Debian is more stable and just holistically better in my opinion...
8. 368.▲
   by kashif 19y ago

   http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=138170
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   by kashif 19y ago

   How does this make sense? The principle is based on the fact that something is easily recognizable because it looks familiar and follows an expected template. So, how is it that this does not translate across mediums.
10. 370.▲
    by kashif 19y ago

    Surely, there is the possibility that I tried Django before the magic was removed...
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    by kashif 19y ago

    When I started hacking in Python which was over a year ago, I started with Django. That was a mistake because Django has too much magic which leaves the newbie clueless - I switched to Pylons and it has always felt right. Additionally Pylon
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    by kashif 19y ago

    Spam
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    BusinessWeek 50 Rankings 2008(images.businessweek.com)

    1 points by kashif 19y ago|0 comments
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    by kashif 19y ago

    Wow! The odds? read my comment...
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    by kashif 19y ago

    I am using Mobile Python to replace an existing Symbian C++ app of 100,000 lines with an app of 20,000 python lines - for a client. Wish me luck.
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    by kashif 19y ago

    I don,t see how when something was published decides whether it is relevant?
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    Stars wars on telnet! Yes.(blinkenlights.nl)

    9 points by kashif 19y ago|7 comments
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    by kashif 19y ago

    Don't bother watching this...
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    by kashif 19y ago

    Autobengh is a wrapper around httpperf.
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    by kashif 19y ago

    I dont like Google Reader much. I read the homepage once a day and if I visit again I only read the new subs. PS: I use greasemonkey to pretty it up.
21. 381.▲
    by kashif 19y ago

    Well, I dont think they need the money - why then, why?
22. 382.▲
    by kashif 19y ago

    Thanks, I am using Siege which does this and a bit.. If i am going to learn anything new then httpunit it is.
23. 383.▲
    by kashif 19y ago

    I am using Pythonpaste's webserver - does this only work on apache? httpunit looks interesting...
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    Ask YC: What do you use to stress test your app/db?

    20 points by kashif 19y ago|21 comments
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    by kashif 19y ago

    An idea is not worthless! It can give you insight, highlight your gaps in knowledge or spark another idea. but, unless executed you cant see it in action and it wont give you money. An idea is a thought and execution is action - clearly the
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    Want something better than just Django? Check out Pylons! (pylonshq.com)

    14 points by kashif 19y ago|11 comments
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    by kashif 19y ago

    Is anyone surprised that Pylons doesn't get enough credit. I prefer it to Django for most projects.
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    by kashif 19y ago

    knowfree.net
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    by kashif 19y ago

    You know PG, you can't discuss Arc beyond a point - the whole discussion gets trivial - not the content but just the fact that there have been so many discussions on the subject that one tends to skip or hurry through it. I think the best r
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    by kashif 19y ago

    Just upvoting ViM is not enough, so I put in this note. I have used Emacs and ViM and I am with ViM forever...