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by rozap 14y ago
Thanks for putting this into perspective. I think most have gotten a little cynical about posts like this. So now I'm all intrigued, but the article isn't working (502 error), any links to other sources?
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by rozap 14y ago
Well yes, they said it isn't recommended in production. But, it's definitely a step forward.
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by rozap 14y ago
Django 1.5 is in python 3. Soon it shall be so. Though, MySQL-python, South, and Fabric are still red. South and Fabric make django projects so much easier to deal with, especially once deployed. It will be interesting to see what happens w
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by rozap 14y ago
Wrote a selenium thing to go through the list for me. My list wasn't particularly surprising - it's just the same people that show up on the news feed. I highly doubt it's influenced much by how much they visit your profile. It's just who f
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by rozap 14y ago
This is definitely a massive overstatement. I think it's true in almost any industry, that the best results come from a balance of these things. You don't get anywhere by doing and not thinking. You don't get anywhere by thinking and not do
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by rozap 14y ago
I think what he's going for is that, had you kept your original MBP, you would be unsatisfied. Not saying he's right or wrong there. However, I think it is fair to say that the majority of Apple fans often have a pretty frequent upgrade cyc
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by rozap 14y ago
I felt really naughty upvoting it. Glad to hear it survived.
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by rozap 14y ago
And I also don't have the skills to make an OS. Yet, in school I'm making a simple one. That's how you learn. If I had the skills, what would be the point of the exercise?
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by rozap 14y ago
Looks like they went for the low hanging fruit. At my university, I only see wordpress and other massively popular PHP tools. Script kiddies are at it again. Though, there was one database (at my school) with the passwords in plaintext. Why
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by rozap 14y ago
The whole structure behind a lot of companies that he criticizes is that there's a small team building big stuff. In that environment, developers need to take on multiple roles and work on projects unlike anything they've worked on in the p
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by rozap 14y ago
Though, it's kind of hard to make things look downright bad when you're using bootstrap. Either way, you're right. Short, readable, organized, and fast to load are the most important things in API docs, and any design candy is (should be) f
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by rozap 14y ago
Good (well, not really) that this how it works down in the states. It's hard to gauge these things, because it's always entirely anecdotal evidence. So yes, my frustration is not with Canadian students, but with students in general.
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by rozap 14y ago
I'm an American going to school in Canada, studying computer science. Before I started, I was so excited about all the people I was going to meet that would be interested in pursuing tons of computing projects outside of class. It's three y
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Analysis of the subreddit community structure(hiiamchris.com)
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by rozap 14y ago
The more you know, the more you know you don't know.
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by rozap 14y ago
You might want to take the quote from Fox news off your front page. First thing I noticed...
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by rozap 14y ago
Seems like a good idea, though I signed up and installed it and it's not working for me. I can't bookmark anything. I'm using Chrome for mac, version 19.0.1084.52
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by rozap 14y ago
Hey! I'm working on an app that does that. Bar codes are a bit tough to deal with (no 'central' database), as are subsidiary relationships, but we've come up with a way to handle it. We then generate a score based on the manufacturer and wh
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by rozap 14y ago
One could make the same argument about Detroit.
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by rozap 14y ago
Which makes me nauseous.
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by rozap 14y ago
All these suckers invested in Facebook, prices fell, and now they're bitching about how there was inside information that they didn't know about, that would have prevented them from investing in the first place. Tough shit. That's life, and
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by rozap 14y ago
Everyone knows this, the problem is that very few devs straddle the iOS/Android fence, and therefore are more familiar with one platform than the other. While most devs might know that conventions are supposed to be different, few have a de
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by rozap 14y ago
And I convinced a friend of mine that in Python, we only code using the letter "s". Why do you think it's called Python, after all? She believed me.
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by rozap 15y ago
Anonymous isn't really a cohesive entity. People make it out to be like some sort of cult, whereas in reality anyone can proclaim affiliation. That was an important point in the article.