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   Python script to track delivery of a new iPhone 4S. Cute.(gist.github.com)

   1 points by peterbe 15y ago|0 comments
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   by peterbe 15y ago

   You can see the incredibly scientific and anally accurate list of who's coolest on twitter here: http://toocoolfor.me/coolest
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   by peterbe 15y ago

   I built this still app on weekends and late nights. All code is open source (github). More valuable than feedback is patches ;)
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   Show HN: Too Cool For Me? ...on Twitter(toocoolfor.me)

   6 points by peterbe 15y ago|2 comments
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   by peterbe 15y ago

   I don't get it. Your example is what Tornado looks like:: class LoginHandler(RequestHandler): def get(self): self.render('login.html') def post(self): self.set_secure_cookie(self.get_argument('username'))
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   by peterbe 15y ago

   I've recently been blogging about my tornado-utils library which, for example, brings a email sending library similar to Djangos http://www.peterbe.com/oc-Tornado
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   by peterbe 15y ago

   When speed isn't important and you know you want to use a SQL database; then use Django. For everything else, use Tornado. :)
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   by peterbe 15y ago

   Haha! Now I get it "My angry tweet at wasn’t directed towards you in first place.You Unfollowed me. I insulted your tea. Now go away. " /bigfacebrian So he insulted the tea itself (which he hasn't even tried) because he was unfollowed on Tw
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   by peterbe 15y ago

   I think you did the right thing in defending yourself. Suppose I was to stumble across an argument like that about any product/startup/business/whatever I'll almost certainly believe the one who argues in good grammer, without spelling mist
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    Serving small static files: which server to use?(nbonvin.wordpress.com)

    50 points by peterbe 15y ago|29 comments
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    If I had more time I'd build a custom registration but then I'd have to worry about SSL, a registration form, forgotten passwords etc. On Twitter, I've set it up as Read-Only. That's the minimum I can use. Sorry.
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    I want to encourage more questions where thinking is better than googling. Check out this page for tips: http://kwissle.com/help/a-good-question
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    Fair point. Note taken. I'm hoping once they're more questions and more players online there'll be an option to play with only alternatives or only typed ones. Especially since on an iphone for example it's hard to type as fast as you can o
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    Unfortunately so. It'll get better once people start contributing more questions.
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    It's due to people writing, pardon my french; shit questions. Ideally this is solved by crowd sourcing good reviews that prevent long bad questions like that from getting in. At the moment over-eagerly publishing peoples questions to get th
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    Thanks Jack! The site suffers a little bit of a chicken-and-egg problem in that it'll be more fun when more people are online and when there's more questions. Working on promoting it :) The problem with opponents disappearing is unfortunate
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    I'm sort of solved the Backspace problem. I made it so a confirmation box appears if you try to exit the page (unless you click a link) The time is now 10 seconds instead of 15.
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    bear with me. The site is in alpha stage and the idea with the questions is that it's crowd sourced. Anybody can review accepted questions but I also want to make it possible to review questions you've just played.
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    Good point! I was thinking, I could probably make the Play available and if they're not logged in it could automatically create an account for them called something like anonymous1281
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    Thanks for the feedback! Note that typing in the answer gives a whole +3 points. I'll figure out some new rule adjustments once enough feedback is in.
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    by peterbe 15y ago

    I really don't know how to solve the Backspace. Probably, the only way to catch that is to have some sort of onexit event handler. I love the idea of having the alternatives appear automatically. when there's only like 3 seconds left. The t
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    Review my socket game app: Kwissle(kwissle.com)

    25 points by peterbe 15y ago|23 comments
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    by peterbe 16y ago

    Just launched this.
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    TornadoGists.org - collecting github gists related to TornadoWeb(tornadogists.org)

    14 points by peterbe 16y ago|4 comments
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    by peterbe 16y ago

    Hello!!! Has anybody hacked the site yet? Perhaps it would be nasty to delete all database tables but at least some sort of update would be funny?
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    by peterbe 16y ago

    Not going to comment on the usefulness of the product but... 1) I love that the website presents a video right away that is calm and clear and explains both the simplicity and the power at the same time 2) What you revealed here about the s
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    by peterbe 16y ago

    I made a slightly more in-depth comparison between HeadJS and RequireJS. http://www.peterbe.com/plog/requirejs-vs-headjs (in the end I decided to use HeadJS but just the loader)
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    by peterbe 16y ago

    IssueTrackerProduct
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    by peterbe 16y ago

    Keean, who wrote this, is a senior Haskell hacker digging into HTML5
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    Implementation of Monads in JavaScript(github.com)

    2 points by peterbe 16y ago|1 comments