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by mwhite 13y ago
Well, there are only three Github founders, and a quick search seems to indicate that Tom Preston-Werner is the only one with a wife, Theresa: http://techcrunch.com/2013/11/27/omakase-charity-tech-indust...
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by mwhite 13y ago
You need cops: http://michaelochurch.wordpress.com/2013/04/30/gervais-macle...
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by mwhite 13y ago
Salesforce does this: http://www.dbms2.com/2011/09/15/database-architecture-salesf...
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by mwhite 13y ago
You could use a Postgres JSON or hstore column for the custom variables. If you use a JSON column, and want to do queries on the custom data, try out this tool I made for creating views of properties within a JSON column: https:/&#x2
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by mwhite 13y ago
What about using Swagger[0] with flask-restful-swagger[1]? [0] https://helloreverb.com/developers/swagger [1] https://github.com/rantav/flask-restful-swagger
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Show HN: JSONAlchemy(github.com)
2 points by mwhite 13y ago|0 comments
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by mwhite 13y ago
What's the review site? I won't tell.
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by mwhite 13y ago
Hey, don't sell Python short! vs.sort(key=len)
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by mwhite 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Boston Backend-leaning full stack web developer and Pythonist. I've worked on large Python, PHP, and JavaScript codebases and am very familiar with SQL and CouchDB. I have a ton of production code on Github: h
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by mwhite 13y ago
Looks like it's pretty robust: http://www.geoalchemy.org/tutorial.html
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by mwhite 13y ago
JSON has non-string values and nesting. [1] I read somewhere that nesting in hstore is coming in the next version (Q3 2014?) and non-string types are on deck. Compared to the nightmarish development workflows and processes I've had to
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by mwhite 13y ago
Obligatory JSON and hstore in Postgres comment.
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Man, Conqueror of Nature, Dead at 408(thearchdruidreport.blogspot.com)
3 points by mwhite 13y ago|0 comments
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by mwhite 13y ago
Hi Frank, I wrote most of the backend for GetchaBooks. Glad you got some value out of the source. Even though I invested a fair amount of time in continuous refactoring while actively developing it, refactoring and documenting to a point w
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The Ultimate Git Alias Setup(gist.github.com)
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by mwhite 13y ago
I used Slim when I needed to replace the GPL'd url router I was using in my app, and it seemed like one of the nicest PHP microframeworks. http://www.slimframework.com/
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by mwhite 14y ago
Don't forget Python and <language of python implementation> lines of code!
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by mwhite 14y ago
You capitalize almost every word. It makes it hard on the eyes.
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by mwhite 14y ago
or, in Python 3.3: def in_order(self): if self.left is not None: yield from self.left.in_order() yield self.node if self.right is not None: yield from self.right.in_order()
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by mwhite 14y ago
If the world were full of people who were interested in optimizing their computer interfaces this way, all websites would support a mode of operation like this and there would be a framework for the end user to pipe them to each other like
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Markdown Resumé(mwhite.github.com)
37 points by mwhite 14y ago|17 comments
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by mwhite 14y ago
I think this might be a minority constituency at this point.
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by mwhite 14y ago
Advanced users can enable the traditional memcached in-memory caching and control whether operations look up and store data in memory, in InnoDB tables, or both. http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/innodb-memcached.html
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by mwhite 14y ago
My co-founders Mike ( http://lazerwalker.com ) and Ricky ( http://rmondello.com ) collaborated pretty closely on most of the JS. Usage of .on appears to have been introduced by Ricky in January.
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by mwhite 14y ago
Basically none. Before I added/changed maybe 50 lines very recently to reflect a significant change in the data model and UX, I had pretty much never touched our JavaScript.
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by mwhite 14y ago
I suppose he might gittip them.
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by mwhite 14y ago
They have every right to implement technical barriers to scraping. Whether they can invoke the law to establish a legal barrier to re-publishing their proprietary-but-public facts -- not even the apartment summary text, just extracted meta
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by mwhite 14y ago
Take them to court. I will donate to your legal fund.
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by mwhite 14y ago
This assumes that higher education is front-loaded like it is today. But with more granular credentials, there's less reason for that. What if, instead, the picture was something like this excerpt from Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Mainte
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by mwhite 14y ago
Also worth reading: http://andrewhy.de/resumes-for-startups/

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