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by preek 15y ago
Cool idea, as a 10a+ user of VIM, I wanted to sign up. Unfortunately my 'email does not seem to be valid'.
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The last programming language (by Uncle Bob)(skillsmatter.com)
1 points by preek 15y ago|0 comments
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by preek 15y ago
Two things sometimes irk me: How much code there is to write for simple DB interaction + coupling of two different languages (SQL + [programming lang]). In Rails I'd write: Folk.create(:name => some_name, :addr => some_addr, :ci
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SQLite - famous applications(sqlite.org)
2 points by preek 15y ago|0 comments
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Test Driven Development in Python(oreillynet.com)
44 points by preek 15y ago|11 comments
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Ask HN: Please rate our startup - bandplanet.com
1 points by preek 15y ago|0 comments
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by preek 15y ago
Hey sayemm, I'm the author of the article, so thanks a bunch for the praise! I have switched to being a professional Rails programmer four months ago and left the last 2.5 years of daily Python programming behind me. This post is more a by-
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by preek 15y ago
Can you provide links for NSA and NASA, please? [Edit]: Thx for the links, guys!
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by preek 15y ago
You did write that blog post? Nice job, man! I skimmed over the rest of the blog and it's got some pretty nice articles on. I especially like the one concerning VIM and Python[1]. 1. http://blog.dispatched.ch/2009/05/24/vim-as-python-ide/
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Python: lambda functions(secnetix.de)
1 points by preek 15y ago|0 comments
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by preek 15y ago
Did the author 'mindlessly spout' TDD to be a panacea or did he write about 'combining best pratices' to become proficient?
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by preek 15y ago
Plenty validation can be found in whole communities - anything concerning Ruby for example lives and breathes test or behavior driven development. Btw, Peter Norvig himself has good things to say on TDD[1]. So using him in an argument again
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Python idioms(jaynes.colorado.edu)
169 points by preek 15y ago|39 comments
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by preek 15y ago
That article is linked to from current #2: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2646439
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by preek 15y ago
The linked author claims that TDD is not a good approach to develop algorithms by linking to an article by Peter Norvig in which he writes tests to develop and further prove correctness of his algorithm. Maybe he didn't write the tests firs
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How to become a proficient Python programmer(blog.dispatched.ch)
140 points by preek 15y ago|27 comments
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Please rate my friend's app - mobino.com (payment via phone)(mobino.com)
1 points by preek 15y ago|0 comments
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by preek 15y ago
Where does it say that exactly? It's a public repository and the author is explicitly linking to it while saying that he has no plans of enforcing any licence.
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by preek 15y ago
If you put it on Github, you probably should figure it out. I'm not sure what happens if you don't put any explicit licence in there, but I think that it is just public domain right now. Especially if you say that you don't have any licence
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by preek 15y ago
This is actually great work! What licence will you apply to the source code?
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Delicious automation with Vimperator(blog.dispatched.ch)
1 points by preek 15y ago|0 comments
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by preek 15y ago
Now, if pointing out syntax errors on a commercial frontpage doesn't help the author, then I don't know, guys.
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by preek 15y ago
"Check out the talk that that inspired the book" <- Find the the redundancy.
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by preek 16y ago
There's a typo in the youtube link: http://ww.youtube.com/
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by preek 16y ago
a smiling hat-wearing hippo/dragon/whatever, Aka grisu the firefighter. and last but not least was some silicon art showing a baby duck Aka Calimero. Both popular series produced in the late 70s and shown in the 80s and 90s. I wonder wh
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by preek 16y ago
Especially not if some of them carry the means to "persuade" the rest.
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by preek 16y ago
Do you have a source for that? If true, I am a lucky guy - having received his "Happy hacking" signature six years ago. It's still watching proudly from my blackboard.
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by preek 16y ago
Wow, the bad press really got to Oracle. I'm impressed. Anyway, they have proven to be unreliable and have shown a very dangerous view of Open Source. I hope this turns out well for the original contributors, but I'm afraid that months from
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by preek 16y ago
That's why I quit my job at a big corporation (not a classic IT behemoth, though) and will start working at a startup in two weeks. The code there sucked - and most coders did, too.
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Secure your Dropbox on Mac and Linux(blog.dispatched.ch)
1 points by preek 16y ago|0 comments

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