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by kingkilr 13y ago
It's 100% possible to use SQLAlchemy to do that in Python.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
No, south migrations are not compatible, you'll have to collapse your south migrations down and start with these.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
Yes, PyPy is used in production by many companies.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
I'm not sure if they're turing complete, however many many many common regexp dialects (as seen in perl, ruby, python, etc.) are more powerful than what you learned as "regular expressions" in CS class, they're at l
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by kingkilr 13y ago
A conversation I had the other week: Him: Do you know how to check if it's possible to write a regular expression for this? Me: Either create an automata and then it's demonstrably possible, or apply the pumping lemma to prove it&
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by kingkilr 13y ago
Current HTM implementations limit the size of a transaction to the L1 cache, so for the time being, no.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
Crypto library authors seem to have taken the philosophy that "it was hard for me to learn all this stuff, so it should be hard to use". Since I started working on the cryptography library that lvh mentioned I've seen some ab
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by kingkilr 13y ago
Please don't think of diversity as an issue that doesn't affect you, because you are a man. A lack of diversity affects all of us. More diverse groups perform better. If a lack of diversity is a result of artificial barriers being
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by kingkilr 13y ago
We've tried to articulate the reason for having a code of conduct here: https://www.djangoproject.com/conduct/faq/#why-do-we-need Basically the alternative to writing a code of conduct isn't not to have
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by kingkilr 13y ago
It's not. Jacob and I started working on a code of conduct for the Django community months before PyCon.
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PyPy 2.1 beta 2 released(morepypy.blogspot.de)
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by kingkilr 13y ago
Numba isn't a general purpose python compiler, it compiles a small subset of the Python language that targets numeric computations.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
It's almost definitely a violation of the CFAA.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
The Computer Fraud and Abuses Act is incredibly broad, it's basically impossible to prove a vulnerability like this exists without violating it.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
If you enjoy speaking or attending conferences, I've tried to use some of the money (since I'm also in the "have a full time job" boat) towards going to conferences I normally wouldn't, and trying to be an asset to
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You dont have to be a jerk to code review(alexgaynor.net)
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by kingkilr 13y ago
Until my current job almost all my open source work was in my volunteer free time as well. Whether his fellow contributors are coworkers, friends, or just strangers who happen to know how to program, the abuse isn't acceptable.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
Everyone should wear a tie from time to time, it's fun! In all seriousness, this line of reasoning is pretty fallacious, Linus has somehow jumped from "not actively abusing anyone" to the conclusion that this inevitably leads
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by kingkilr 13y ago
This is a false dichotomy. I do a lot of code review, both in my day job and for many open source projects. I've never had to verbally abuse someone to explain the changes I wanted to see in a patch. (OSS projects I've done code r
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by kingkilr 13y ago
What does that have to do with anything?
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Your tests are not a benchmark(alexgaynor.net)
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by kingkilr 13y ago
I suspect even more would use "eluding".
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Type Specialized Instance Variables for Topaz Ruby(docs.topazruby.com)
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by kingkilr 13y ago
How are you defining things that are to the detriment of humanity? Which ethical system are you making judgements like that on? Does the scale of things that are bad for humanity come into play?
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by kingkilr 13y ago
It's not an optimization for asm.js if you ignore the "use asm". It's just javascript then.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
There is nothing you should be more wary of than a benchmark that matches your pre-existing intuition. It'll lead you to ignore serious methodological issues, without any sound scientific (or any other epistemological) reason. https:&
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by kingkilr 13y ago
Somehow the dark corner of a preferences pane doesn't seem like the place anyone would choose for an introduction to Javascript.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
I don't know if it's common, but it is definitely possible to save money while making 100k in SF.
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by kingkilr 13y ago
The models system absolutely provides an ORM, what Andrew was (I assume) saying was that the models layer encompasses more (and less) than what some people mean when they say ORM. For example the models layer includes validation, and all so
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by kingkilr 13y ago
“nsa dating” is not what I thought it was.

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