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Creating a Simple Bloom Filter(maxburstein.com)
3 points by mburst 14y ago|1 comments
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by mburst 14y ago
You're correct. That was my mistake. Here's the updated version: for x in range(1,101):print"Fizz"[x%3 4:]+"Buzz"[x%5 4:]or x I basically just removed the extra colons and added 1, to the range so that it starts at 1. lifeisstillgood was sp
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by mburst 14y ago
Thanks for the idea! I added a dictionary comprehension section.
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Python Shortcuts for the Python Beginner(maxburstein.com)
187 points by mburst 14y ago|53 comments
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Create Your Own jQuery Autocomplete Function(maxburstein.com)
1 points by mburst 14y ago|0 comments
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by mburst 14y ago
As a disgruntled Packers fan I'm on the same losing boat as you are today. Though having watched the game I think Fox made the right calls to run the clock at the end of the game before punting and to take a knee. Smith had two big plays wh
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How to Create a Realtime Django App Using Node.js and Socket.IO(maxburstein.com)
1 points by mburst 14y ago|0 comments
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Creating Your Resume Using LaTeX(maxburstein.com)
2 points by mburst 14y ago|1 comments
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Easy way to create your own threaded commenting system with Django(maxburstein.com)
1 points by mburst 14y ago|0 comments
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Simple way to push to multiple git repos(maxburstein.com)
3 points by mburst 14y ago|0 comments
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by mburst 14y ago
Meteor ( http://meteor.com/ ) seems to be pretty popular these days. It's not labeled production ready but it is showing a lot of promise and is under active development. Checkout their screencasts to see what it can do.
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by mburst 14y ago
I like to skim the titles as well up to a certain point. It's always nice to know what's going and on and to try and learn new things. Makes for a good conversation starter if anything. If I miss a few days it's no big deal though. I won't
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by mburst 14y ago
I think it's cool that you wrote a solution to a problem that was affecting you. For me I've been using the Django ORM for quite some time now and have been able to use it in 99% of situations. For the situations where it doesn't fit Django
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Serve your Django static files for free with Heroku(maxburstein.com)
1 points by mburst 14y ago|0 comments
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by mburst 15y ago
I think the whole idea of a search engine is to give you relevant results. Google already does this and you can view your current ad profile here http://www.google.com/settings/ads/ I think it makes sense to combine all of their products,
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by mburst 15y ago
I think that 750 limit resets every month for a year though. Thus you could get by on one of their micro instances for a year for free. Not sure if GAE or Heroku has a similar limit.
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by mburst 15y ago
This is probably the sad truth. I'm surprised the courts even opted to hear a case this old being brought up for the first time. Technology has come a long way since then..
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by mburst 15y ago
Since you seem to be targeting local discussions it may help to get local newspapers involved. Local newspapers pretty much live off of people in their community doing potentially big things. As nreece said, contacting tech bloggers is a re
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by mburst 15y ago
Couldn't agree with you more. As long as the frontend works and appears fast to the end user, you'll most likely have the time to play around with the backend before you have to worry about optimizing and scaling.