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Gigabyte vs Gigabyte
(codinghorror.com)
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19y ago
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kashif
19y ago
I prefer my email on Evolution/Outlook, much better than gmail.
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kashif
19y ago
26 and 27(me)
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19y ago
Very interesting.
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kashif
19y ago
The documentation is limited. But it is very powerful and easy to use. The support on the IRC is excellent although the response time is around a day.
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19y ago
schevo.org integrates well with pylons
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19y ago
I think you might be checking too many things, which will make it almost impossible to hire someone. I would just evaluate on A,C, E, F, H, K
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Free Computer Science Videos
(freescienceonline.blogspot.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
I do.
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Do you still read Slashdot?
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19y ago
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19y ago
Is it possible to be co-founding with someone without knowing them for a while. Anyone here with such experience?
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19y ago
Actually, I am self taught too and most hackers here are probably much better than me. I use python, if you do the same then try out Zope DB and schevo.org. These are Object based DBMS - non SQL. The problem like someone pointed out is that
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19y ago
For those who thought that this comment was feeding a troll. You assumed too much.
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kashif
19y ago
Wow this discussion has invoked a lot of participation, unfortunately this is useless discussion. Don't you guys have to hack?
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360 Degree Holographic Display
(engadget.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
I have no clue either...fill us in.
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Oh yeah...One more thing. The good reputation of SQLAlchemy - is unfounded. Let me explain. See it does all the basic stuff and so do the others. Then some relatively famous programmer who is also a blogger wants to do something esoteric so
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Things I learnt, that might help. 1. You don't have to use SQL. 2. If you are going to use SQL, Find a wrapper that is minimalistic for your current needs. Work with lesser and you will work more but you will also work with more freedom and
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19y ago
You can have all the bandwidth in the world but if my P2P's algorithm allows you to download based on your upload then its good. In other words don't confuse the pipe for the water.
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19y ago
Both, but the ORM more. I am curious, why do you ask?
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Researchers aim to make Internet bandwidth a global currency
(tv.seas.harvard.edu)
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19y ago
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MS Office 2007 Ribbon now available in the Linux World
(arstechnica.com)
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19y ago
Actually SQL sucks and hence all wrappers suck too. The over-engineered SQLAlchemy sucks most. If you are python user you should find SQLAlchemy ugly. As far as frameworks goes, for most deployments(not for all) I would suggest pylons over
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19y ago
What are you designing? One might be better suited.
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19y ago
You are on the money dude, I have been using pylons for a while and it is much more usable than Django.
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19y ago
LOL, all google ids are integrated :)
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Google's Orkut Revamped.
(orkut.com)
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Ah! I am certain you can find something to better. :)
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19y ago
LOL
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19y ago
I did. :)
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