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by motter 14y ago
I really appreciate the prominently placed policies about credential and data storage.
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by motter 14y ago
I've increased the contrast in the hope that it will be easier to read.
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by motter 14y ago
Fixed, thanks for letting me know. Edit: parent comment was deleted; I'll look to update the template when I'm at a desk to make it easier to read.
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by motter 14y ago
I haven't managed to put an RSS feed up yet (sorry), but you should always be able find the latest issue at this link: http://golangweekly.com/archive/golang-weekly-latest-issue.h... Also, for Londoners, there has been some interest in st
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Golang Weekly email newsletter(golangweekly.com)
47 points by motter 14y ago|6 comments
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by motter 14y ago
Versioning ASTs -- very interesting. Are you documenting the development anywhere? I'd love to hear more. I've been quite fascinated by ASTs (and verification thereof) ever since poking around Python's approach to it.
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by motter 14y ago
I currently use a modified version of https://github.com/philwareham/responsive-email as the template for http://coderweekly.com , but may move to these. As you can see, I'm already using Foundation on the main website. I've found it exc
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Stroller, a companion to Vagrant(github.com)
1 points by motter 14y ago|0 comments
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by motter 14y ago
Take a look at Oracle Berkeley DB: "Berkeley DB is not exposed to the end-user. It is totally hidden below the SQLite APIs. It acts as the storage engine in place of SQLite's own BTREE. An application written to use the SQLite version 3 API
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Exploring the Virtual Database Engine inside SQLite(coderweekly.com)
70 points by motter 14y ago|19 comments
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by motter 14y ago
Pinboard's founder seems (understandably) a little unsure as to the future of that part of the service: "I am optimistic that Twitter will clarify their terms of service with regard to personal backups. In 2012, it remains impossible for a
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by motter 14y ago
Looks interesting. Is there a limit on document size?
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by motter 14y ago
Note the warning from the README: "Although this is a major upgrade version of pgModeler it is recommended NOT EXPORT the models created directly to production environments. Not all possible code generation were tested in this way, is its y
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PostgreSQL Database Modeler(pgmodeler.com.br)
121 points by motter 14y ago|38 comments
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by motter 14y ago
Didn't see that, thanks. I've removed the thread.
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by motter 14y ago
I think this is similar to what happens in the Java Community Process with TCKs. "One of the three required pieces for each JSR is the Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK). A TCK is a suite of tests, tools and documentation that determines wh
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by motter 14y ago
Do you have a link to the CL approach? Edit: A quick search turn up this interesting LtU discussion: http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/1544
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by motter 14y ago
Thanks for pointing out that this differs from the specification. I found this quite thought-provoking about different error handling techniques, so thought it worth submitting.
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Why Go Gets Exceptions Right(dave.cheney.net)
75 points by motter 14y ago|81 comments
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Golang Playground(play.golang.org)
4 points by motter 14y ago|0 comments
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Common Statistical Fallacies(flowingdata.com)
2 points by motter 14y ago|0 comments
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The Hitchhiker's guide to Python(docs.python-guide.org)
3 points by motter 15y ago|0 comments
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by motter 15y ago
I was reminded of this by the post on the goto statement -- having used the AST module recently in a limited capacity[1], I was really impressed by how easy it was to use. There's a good pycon talk for those interested specifically in this
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Adding a new statement to Python(eli.thegreenplace.net)
100 points by motter 15y ago|14 comments
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Introducing Akka 2.0(blog.typesafe.com)
5 points by motter 15y ago|0 comments
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by motter 15y ago
Why do this when you can simply look at an issue list? Seems likely that an issue entry will provide better context to the problem than a simple TODO would. Issues may also be tagged with a rough indication of how much work they will requir
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Steps towards the glory of REST(martinfowler.com)
1 points by motter 15y ago|0 comments
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Static Modification of Python using Abstract Syntax Trees(blueprintforge.com)
2 points by motter 15y ago|0 comments
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by motter 15y ago
There's also a good presentation here: http://www.slideshare.net/trilancer/why-hateoas-1547275
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How parsers and compilers work, examples in Python(ferg.org)
2 points by motter 15y ago|0 comments

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