pleasecalllater

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by pleasecalllater 10y ago
Yep, they definitely will. My blog posts usually make my job interviews easier, as usually I hear "oh, we have read your blog post, so let's omit some of the questions we usually ask". Another funny thing is that you never kn
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by pleasecalllater 10y ago
Yea, that's true. This is the most important part most programmers forget about. You need to know SQL to be able to fully use any ORM. It doesn't mean that you have to write SQL when using an ORM.
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by pleasecalllater 10y ago
"My CAD software" - yea, this is your mistake, this software is not yours. You are just paying to be allowed to use it for a while.
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by pleasecalllater 10y ago
I have only 76 posts, and all of them cached on disk take 3MB, so don't have this problem yet. However I'm thinking about something else: I'm going to write a blog software with a nice api. It will be storing posts in a datab
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by pleasecalllater 10y ago
I have something similar. Although I don't use any database in the middle. I just read the files. I have a cache layer, which is totally useless since I got an SSD drive. The only problem I have now is generating `similar posts` under
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by pleasecalllater 10y ago
quite nice
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by pleasecalllater 10y ago
Well, that's quite a private project, the code is tangled a little bit, and needs refactoring, which will be a problem due to time shortage.
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by pleasecalllater 10y ago
I have written a script in Python. This generates all html/css/images from a bunch of markdown files, and I host them on Heroku (which gives quite nice deployment procedure with minimal effort, and costs almost nothing - $7 per mo