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Howfuckedisappengine.com(howfuckedisappengine.com)
1 points by singingwolfboy 14y ago|0 comments
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by singingwolfboy 14y ago
www.howfuckedisappengine.com
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by singingwolfboy 14y ago
Does anything else like this currently exist? If so, I can't think of it off the top of my head.
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PyCon 2013 registration is now open(us.pycon.org)
3 points by singingwolfboy 14y ago|0 comments
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by singingwolfboy 14y ago
Nice... but how is this "better" than Solarized? I already have Solarized installed and set up the way I want. Why should I switch away?
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Step-by-step guide to installing Windows apps on Mac (for free)(davidbaumgold.com)
2 points by singingwolfboy 14y ago|0 comments
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Gitit with a Postgres backend(github.com)
2 points by singingwolfboy 14y ago|0 comments
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by singingwolfboy 14y ago
I've started implemented a diff-based text storage engine for PostgreSQL. It accomplishes the same principle, but using Postgres as a backend, instead of Git. It's very rough, but I'd love to get some feedback! https://github.com/singing
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by singingwolfboy 14y ago
I'm an avid user of Sublime Text 2, and I was really hoping that they would clean up their API before they made a stable release: http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/112486-api-better-use-... http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/11248
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by singingwolfboy 14y ago
Everything in moderation.
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by singingwolfboy 14y ago
This is a really bad idea. Most people don't change defaults -- the idea behind DNT is that the people who care about privacy can easily take steps to assure their own privacy. As long as businesses know that browsers sending the DNT header
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by singingwolfboy 14y ago
Looks like the file cap is actually 4MiB, based on my testing. Still way too small.
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Standardized Testing: the Pineapple and the Hare?(nytimes.com)
2 points by singingwolfboy 14y ago|0 comments
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by singingwolfboy 14y ago
I love tabletop RPGs, and I wish there were better options for playing with friends online. I chipped in -- hope you get funded!
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
This kind of frightens me.
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
When people listen to each other, wonderful things happen. Thank you for listening, Apple.
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Command-line dice rolling program(corti.li)
1 points by singingwolfboy 15y ago|0 comments
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Backbone 0.9.0 released(backbonejs.org)
216 points by singingwolfboy 15y ago|39 comments
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
Too much magic! Too much magic!!
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See icons from TheNounProject being downloaded in real time(thenounproject.com)
2 points by singingwolfboy 15y ago|0 comments
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
I agree. The red bar is a little too attention-grabbing. I want to look at the search results, not the top bar.
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
Python has this idiom for a while now: it's known as a "context manager", also known as the "with" statement. Here's the PEP: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0343/
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
So what? Why would I use Dwolla instead of a credit card?
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
I wouldn't use it.
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
<3
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
I'm curious to try this thing out, but as a developer, I want to see what's entailed before I commit to it. I don't see any documentation, and when I click on the big "Get Wishbox" button, you ask for my email without giving me any informat
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Recordtype for Python: mutable namedtuple with default values(pypi.python.org)
3 points by singingwolfboy 15y ago|1 comments
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
I just tried Vico (free trial downloadable from the website), and damn is it nice. I'm a huge fan of ST2, and I've been playing around with Vintage mode, but so far it just isn't enough for me: my poor fingers get confused by Vim operations
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
It may not provide MVC support out of the box, but I still think Vapor.js is the best light-weight JS library for general purpose use. vaporjs.com
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
Nextbus.com already does this with several public transportation systems, including Boston and San Francisco. I'm actually in the process of putting together a service to alert riders when the bus is about to arrive, based on that data. It'

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