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by shabda 17y ago
No Firebug. No grease monkey. No Adblock plus. No delicious toolbar. Etc etc. (And too minimalistic for my tastes.)
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by shabda 17y ago
21.56% of all sites (indexed by builtwith.com) use jquery! Wow.
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by shabda 17y ago
> and a very, very large install base for the client runtime. You are underetimating this. For evrything else, (air, java, Qt, C#) I have to start a new app. My firefox is always on.
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by shabda 17y ago
That corner is the largest, and is only going to get bigger. Python can ignore it at its own peril.
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by shabda 17y ago
Why? 90% of web is being finanaced by advertising $s. How would you expect or want it to continue?
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by shabda 17y ago
With all respect to 37Signals, havent they said it n-number of times, and we have had the same discussion on HN n+m-number of times
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by shabda 17y ago
Its a pretty good themem which I use myself, but I wont use it on any new blogs, as it has been used so much that no matter how much you customise it, I can take a look and tell you that it is thesis.
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by shabda 17y ago
Pretty closely integrated, as I wanted a seamless experience as close to normal django auth in part. But talking to providers is generic. Let me know if you would need my help porting this to Pytlons.
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by shabda 17y ago
In a way, isn't this a reason to use Rimuhosting. They obviously care about their customers enough, to proactively monitor and step in that everyone gets a fair CPU share.
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by shabda 17y ago
Yes, these are just exposed as authentication_backends, any existing ones will work alongside.
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by shabda 17y ago
Can you try it and let me know what address it shows in the popup bar? If you log a bug on github, we will definitely try to fix it.
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by shabda 17y ago
Plus it is certainly better that what we had a few years back, wherin you gave your password to third parties to authenticate to a trusted site. (Like Gmail contacts import, twitter apps). Now at least you are authenticating on the trusted
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by shabda 17y ago
> select fun, profit from real_world where relational=false ; Shouldn't it be RealWorld.objects.filter(relational = False).values('fun', 'profit')
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by shabda 17y ago
Also to show the power of Jquery. Total lines of YC specific code required = 6. (I included JQuery with the script as I was too lazy to do this in raw JS) http://dpaste.de/ZsFF/
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by shabda 17y ago
Clickable http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/56164
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News.YC No points display script.
9 points by shabda 17y ago|2 comments
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by shabda 17y ago
There would be a few hundered people here on HN who would be glad to hosts _why's code/site/whatever.
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by shabda 17y ago
I dont follow or use _why's work, but if used I would be pretty angry with him. Sure with DVCS there I have full commit history, but, now there is no centralised place to send patches, and take the development forward. There is going to be
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by shabda 17y ago
Yes, we should be discounting everything Zed Shaw says, instead of arguing things on merit. I for one think Zed is right this time.
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by shabda 17y ago
My suggestion: Make Karma (and other points) COMPLETELY invisible in the system. Make them invisible in the UI, the system uses them behind the scenes to rank and order data, but never display them.
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by shabda 17y ago
Your advice is untenable as .htaccess are used mostly with PHP based shared hosting(as newer non php frameworks mosty have smart urls by default), where allowing everyone to dump their Rewrite rules in httpd.conf is not possible.
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by shabda 17y ago
Agreed. Languages and Frameworks are grown over time, not invented. That is why I have much higher hopes for Jython or Jruby than Groovy or Scala. Similarly all successful frameworks (Django, Rails and PHP) were extracted out of existing so
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by shabda 17y ago
Shouldn't Amazon be held to a heigher standard than a High scool kid?
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by shabda 17y ago
Is it ironic that after going on and on about Google Guidelines on SEO, his largest ad is for TextLinkAds, the largest paid link brokers? I don't have a problem with TLA, but you cant have your cake and eat it too.
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by shabda 17y ago
And the weblog entry. http://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2009/jul/29/1-point-1/
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by shabda 17y ago
For context, http://groups.google.com/group/django-developers/browse_thre... My reasons for choosing Django templates over pretty much anything comparable. Everything else tries to make things easy for developers, Django templates makes t
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Django in the real world.(jacobian.org)
77 points by shabda 17y ago|4 comments
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by shabda 17y ago
Any statistics you have to back that up?
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by shabda 17y ago
No offence, but why is evaluating technologies which you are going to be stuck with for a very long time a bad thing?
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by shabda 17y ago
> While the number of man-months spent developing Rails is an order of magnitude greater than that spent developing Django Wildly off base figure 1. Years under development. ROR: 5/Django 5 2. Members in largest google group: ROR 18000+

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