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by mace 15y ago
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
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2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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by mace 15y ago
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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10:00 PM - 2:00 AM
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by mace 15y ago
Anyone care to share their experience writing something in go? I've toyed with it but not built anything in production. FWIW, the go dashboard ( https://godashboard.appspot.com/ ) has a number of interesting projects.
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by mace 15y ago
The Go tour ( http://tour.golang.org/ ) is a pretty good introduction to the language. It provides an interactive in-browser panel to try out the language while presenting its features.
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Not coincidentally, 'drafting' is what led me to first use Python. Prototyping and working out the architecture/logic of a piece of code is very fast in Python. Many libraries (standard and 3rd-party) are generally well-designed and are of
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by mace 15y ago
1. Check the docs and release history of the projects/apps; if they have not been updated prior to v1.3, it's likely to break with v1.4. 2. Run the test suite of the apps. 3. Run the apps with v1.4 and warnings turned on via: python -W
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by mace 15y ago
The release notes can be found here: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.4/releases/1.4/
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Django 1.4 Released(djangoproject.com)
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Architecture of Open Source Applications: Graphite(aosabook.org)
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by mace 15y ago
#7 surprised me. But after looking at the the bytecodes, it's clear why. The while-True adds 3 byte codes to the loop body, the while-constant (using any constant 'truthy' value) adds 1: >>> import dis >>> de
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It also spent spent $9.7 million on lobbying in 2011 ( http://wapo.st/yanxMo ) The powerful is getting even more powerful. Next stop 'too big to fail'.
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I went to Brooklyn Tech as well and 'majored' in CS. Going into college, it was a huge advantage (maybe disadvantage in hindsight since I became bored in most of my 1st and 2nd year courses.) I haven't seen the curriculum for this new scho
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Git In The Trenches(cbx33.github.com)
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Top 6 Trends In HTML5 In 2011(readwriteweb.com)
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PostgreSQL Performance Tuning(momjian.us)
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Stupid Django ORM Tricks(speakerdeck.com)
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Good to Great Python reads(jessenoller.com)
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Instagram: From Stanford to Startup(youtube.com)
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Quark: A lightweight hash(131002.net)
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Bill Joy on Remembering Dennis Ritchie(cringely.com)
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This is slightly better, IMHO: http://www.python.org/doc/essays/list2str.html Some best practices when optimizing CPython code: * Re-evaluate your algorithm (an inefficient quicksort is still faster than an optimized bubblesort) * Use Pyt
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Poll: What are the biggest challenges for small software teams?
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Communication and Coordination (efficiently working with other team members)
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Prioritization (finding the most important thing to work on)
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Scheduling (when to work on things)
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Meetings deadlines (overcommitting or under-delivering)
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MochiMedia: From game developers to building a scalable business(behindtheweb.com)
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This is brilliant. It contains simple and direct explanations of C's (and C-based languages) rough edges that many programmers encountered or been bitten by but few have taken the time and effort understand. I appreciate the presentation s

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