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by shuzchen 14y ago
I've also got a similar plugin https://bitbucket.org/sirpengi/iwilldiffer that works with hg as well as git. Mine uses python though, nice to see an implementation that's all in viml. Neither of our plugins are async though (so vim ui w
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by shuzchen 14y ago
I dunno about this guy but apt-get update/apt-get upgrade takes upwards of 15 minutes on new installs (as does yum upgrade on rhel-compatible systems). Kinda eats up into my first 5 minutes on a server.
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by shuzchen 14y ago
In my experience (at various hackathons, global game jams and startup weekends), the tactic that's given me most success is to be very strict about what features to implement, and to keep any unfamiliar technologies at a minimum. When you
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by shuzchen 14y ago
I'm not a "power-user", but I'm in the process of building a pretty big product powered by hadoop (more specifically, mrjob and amazon's EMR). I have a hard time reading this as anything but satire. The author definitely knows a lot about
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by shuzchen 14y ago
No, you can create a customer token and that token will forever refer to the credit card details the user entered. The only way you could consider that they "expire" is if the card as-entered expires, or if the user cancels that card. But
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by shuzchen 14y ago
I've used pretty much all of the major python frameworks in a professional capacity, and have also dipped toes into the RoR world as well as the various php frameworks. Django isn't "the one true way" - I've been known to reach for Tornado
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by shuzchen 14y ago
I personally don't subscribe to the "you should never rebase commits that you have pushed to a public repository" tenant. For me it's more "you should never rebase commits that you have pushed to a repository other people use". That is, you
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by shuzchen 14y ago
Yeah, I had a tablet computer back before Apple redefined what tablet meant. It was a Fujitsu machine and OneNote with a wacom pen was definitely a really nice way to take notes in class. However, while I am excited by the machines that ar
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by shuzchen 14y ago
I agree, and high quality YAML parsers are generally available in every language one might want to use. I don't believe I've ever encountered a situation where I was unable to obtain one. Well rust comes to mind, but then rust is really y
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by shuzchen 14y ago
Not to downplay the value of therapists, but the help that a therapist could provide is different then the help one might find from a peer/colleague in the same industry/situation. the problem is therapists are always available (well, for a
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by shuzchen 14y ago
Obviously they didn't believe he was a terrorist or they would not have booked him on another flight.
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by shuzchen 14y ago
re: git changes, after seeing such a plugin for sublime ( https://github.com/jisaacks/GitGutter ) I went ahead and implemented the same thing for Vim ( https://bitbucket.org/sirpengi/iwilldiffer ). The plugin is still in beta status yet wi
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by shuzchen 14y ago
If there's a feature you know isn't working ("apply with twitter"), why have it up there in the first place? At least, please have it so that clicking on it leaves my form fields intact. I know I spent only 20 seconds filling it out but t
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by shuzchen 14y ago
The premise still applies in this case. If a student consistently has poor performance in piano and you can attribute that to lack of motivation, then that would be the bug (contrast with the notion that the student is stupid or bad at pian
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by shuzchen 14y ago
Github also does not have side-by-side diffs, and lacks hg support. I do wish Bitbucket would make a gist ripoff though.
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by shuzchen 14y ago
Those of you on fedora can get the latest by adding the kde-redhat repo here: http://kde-redhat.sourceforge.net/ You'll need to temporarily enable fedora-updates-testing and upgrade systemd before upgrading the kde packages (at least on F
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by shuzchen 14y ago
Are you considering you loss of time/freedom in that cost analysis? I get that cloud doesn't always make sense in every situation, but in a lot of cases people don't take into consideration these other factors (loss time managing/maintainin
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Unless you also run and operate your own datacenter, the number of people you implicitly trust is fewer but still roughly the same as with a cloud provider. There's all the datacenter security personal, network and hardware technicians tha
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From the article, the argument isn't that Apple is hurting, but it's market position is weak against newcomers because there are many vectors to compete on. While it holds a very strong position now, it's very conceivable that some brand c
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by shuzchen 14y ago
I wouldn't call Meraki a consumer product though. Their cheapest AP is $400 and you have to buy per/AP license at $150/year. Not something I'd put in my parent's house.
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by shuzchen 14y ago
I can understand where your argument comes from but in my experience with the web developing for webkit+gecko+(whatever powers opera) is pretty painless. It's only adding IE in the mix where things get hairy. I generally just build solely
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by shuzchen 14y ago
As an agnostic, I've found that the philosophy of social contract works well to explain where values/morals come from.
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by shuzchen 14y ago
Straight from the backbone faq: "Backbone.js aims to provide the common foundation that data-rich web applications with ambitious interfaces require — while very deliberately avoiding painting you into a corner by making any decisions that
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This project is missing one major, necessary feature: direct submission from your IDE/editor of choice. Creating a write-enabled API is probably the first step towards that.
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by shuzchen 14y ago
Sure, in terms of features either available in core or through third party gems/apps, both Rails and Django are pretty much on parity. You won't find anything worthwhile in the Rails world to tout over Django, since there probably exists a
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by shuzchen 14y ago
At first glance I'd think this was illegitimate. I mean, you expect people to deploy this before tomorrow, and the script tag isn't ready yet? Sure, I'll let you harvest my email address. If it weren't for the fact that this was created b
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by shuzchen 14y ago
Is there a reason you didn't use SQLAlchemy, as that's what I turn to when I'm not in Django-land. It's also closer to a competitor to Peewee than Django's ORM is. I mean, when I use Django, even though I could switch out the ORM, I'd be d
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by shuzchen 14y ago
Because your edit implies that Psy's success was solely on the merits of his music video and official marketing, and that infringing parodies were not able to dent that success. The original (and the one I prefer) implies that Psy's success
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by shuzchen 14y ago
If you're pulling a pure python package (like Django, Tornado or requests) then you're golden on any platform python is available for. If you're pulling a python package that contains C bits (like PIL, msgpack-python) then you'll need the
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by shuzchen 14y ago
It's a lot easier to have your data be shared with the whole team. Otherwise, with a personal google account, sharing a document with a team requires adding each individual person to each document. There appears to be a feature of adding

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