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Google Just Says No To China: Ending Censorship, Due To Gmail Attack
(searchengineland.com)
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Yep, agreed and I believe they created the MochiKit and SimpleJSON projects as well. FWIW, MochiWeb is also used by CouchDB and some other Erlang projects too.
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Unladen Swallow: Python 3’S Best Feature
(jessenoller.com)
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I wonder what would happen if the username of the submitter hidden or obfuscated for a few days? My guess is that more interesting stories would end up on the homepage for a little while.
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It is painful to watch this. There's a HUGE opportunity for these companies to provide live sports content in a simple and unrestricted (i.e. not locked-in to a particular ISP in the case of ESPN 360) way on the web and these companies are
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Vimana: An easy way to search and install Vim scripts.
(github.com)
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FWIW, more than half of the content is general Vim.
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VIM Hacks
(slideshare.net)
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The book Masters of Doom gives more information. It's a good read about the early days of id and the gaming industry in general. Carmack would go on 'research getaways' to hack on the Quake 3 engine. He did this because, at the time, the
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John Carmack on hacking Doom and Quake (.plan file from 1998)
(team5150.com)
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BERT and Ernie: Scaling your Ruby site with Erlang
(rubyconf2009.confreaks.com)
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Erlang for Skeptics
(erlangforsceptics.com)
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Getting Started with Testing in Django
(lazypython.blogspot.com)
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17y ago
There are many other ways to increase testosterone levels. One, exercise; cheaper and has more long term benefits than a Porsche.
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Designs, Lessons and Advice from Building Large Distributed Systems
(cs.cornell.edu)
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Libevent is great for multiplatform code. PyEvent is the Python wrapper module for libevent also written by dugsong.
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The Python standard has some pure Python modules may be worth looking at. Doug Hellmann's Python Module of the Week, http://www.doughellmann.com/PyMOTW/contents.html , is good place to start. I'd recommend looking at code that interests y
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Charming Python: Decorators make magic easy
(ibm.com)
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Unladen Swallow Talk at PyCon Argentina
(vimeo.com)
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FYI, the full agenda can be found here: http://www.techcrunch50.com/2009/agenda/
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Aaron Patzer also gave a talk at Duke that has some good advice for startup founders: http://media.fuqua.duke.edu/Content/Groups/EES/2008/Patzer_3...
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DjangoCon 2009 Presentations
(djangocon.pbworks.com)
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It is more convenient; there is no need to download the PDF and it can be viewed directly in the browser.
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Non-Flash GView version: http://docs.google.com/gview?url=http://research.microsoft.c...
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Simon Peyton Jones: How to write a great research paper
(research.microsoft.com)
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Windows 7 Reintroduces Remote BSoD
(it.slashdot.org)
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Learning Lisp Fast
(cs.gmu.edu)
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Brief discussion from not too long ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=715584 You've got to appreciate was the directness of the answers to questions on the application.
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Inside the "Inside the Python GIL" Presentation
(dabeaz.com)
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IEEE 754 double precision can represent numbers with about 16 decimal digits of precision, however Google calculator (from anecdotal evidence) seems to only reliably represent numbers with 14 of precision (ex. http://www.google.com/search?
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