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by mmariani 14y ago
Here's JSC JIT http://trac.webkit.org/browser/trunk/Source/JavaScriptCore/j...
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Linus on git: ...it wasn't all that pleasant to use for outsiders early on, and it can still be very strange if you come from some traditional SCM, but it really has made my life *so* much better... So, here he pretty muc
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by mmariani 14y ago
So anyway if your data needs to be composed to be served, you are not in good waters. -- antirez Perfect! This sentence puts an end to SQL vs NoSQL holy wars. There's no silver bullet. But we 'all' knew that already :)
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Are you sure? It appears not to work on Lion. 2012-10-10 21:29:32.922 defaults[24228:707] Domain AppleFontSmoothing does not exist
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Richard Branson on how his dyslexia worked in his favor(npr.org)
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How To Stop Sucking And Be Awesome Instead by Jeff Atwood(youtu.be)
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Mess is an understatement, it's worse than that. We need to be sure on what we want to do with it, because if we don't, we may end up in a shoddier spot than we are now. PS: Apparently it already is :-/ http://www.google.com/patents/US6330
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Why fight a bogus company in courtrooms in the name of a broken model? Nonsense! Just change the business model to something that previously worked, like shareware. End of story. Back to business.
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I sincerely hope that other EU members don't follow suit on this outrageously stupid idea. Because if so, it'll be the beginning of the end for Europe.
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by mmariani 14y ago
try this http://live.amon.cx/
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Deploying Postgres stored procedures(joelonsql.com)
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Basic steps for bootstrapping your business(bennyhertach.com)
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I don't know why you've got some down votes on your comment since you just pointed out the truth. Many of us here are founders and we're in business to challenge status quo and possibly make a dent in the universe. That takes hard work from
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by mmariani 14y ago
Here's the tech specs http://www.kalray.eu/products/mppa-manycore/mppa-256/
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by mmariani 14y ago
Yeah sure! Let's just call John Sculley to replace Tim Cook. He'll fix Apple good. PS: the "tape" is awesome, thanks.
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by mmariani 14y ago
Exactly my thought. Also another thing, here's a guy preaching not to use carousels when his own web site has those cheesy banners that follow scrolling. For one thing hth OP understands usability as much as the guys who misuse carousels.
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by mmariani 14y ago
I got 438 days on my iPad 3 running Safari. Interesting bit is that I've bought this one about six weeks ago.
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by mmariani 14y ago
Here's his EuroPython talk http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pDkrkP0yf70 And here's another talk about an alternative approach By Robert Hancock http://lanyrd.com/2011/pygotham/shppw
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There is some work currently going on to make Flask run on Python 3.2. https://github.com/puzzlet/flask/commits/py3-dev
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Here's a great approach to solve this issue. Also, it's a good talk too. http://blip.tv/pycon-us-videos-2009-2010-2011/pycon-2011-doc...
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I just watched Robert Hancock's talk on coroutines [0]. More of that or him would be awesome! [0] http://lanyrd.com/2011/pygotham/shppw
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Is Python dying? Don't think so. [video](lanyrd.com)
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If you're willing to veer off from C# there's a great framework in Python called Scrapy [0], it's fast and easy to pick up. You could crawl and save the results in your database with Scrapy, and get them back with your C# backend. [0] http
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Python 3.3 is coming with easier porting between 2.x and 3.x(groups.google.com)
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Cool. Here's another rarity. A Ma 128 prototype [1] going for almost US 100k. [1] http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-PROTOTYPE-MACINTOSH-128k-COMPUT...
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Sure, you could say that. But what I really mean is that the average HNer shifted his focus. And that's plain sad.
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Designing for multiple screens is about consistency(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Welcome to basher news.
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Making money on Windows Store(msdn.microsoft.com)
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New in Cappuccino 0.9.6 RC2(slevenbits.com)
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