singingwolfboy

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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
Flask
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Google acquires Motorola(bostinnovation.com)
7 points by singingwolfboy 15y ago|3 comments
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
Getaround.com
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
They're not officially categorized as "moons", but the article lists several "quasi-satellites" that orbit the Earth. There is a distinction, but personally, I would consider them similar enough to count as other moons.
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
Earth currently has two moons, or even more, depending on how you define "moon": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Other_moons_of_Earth
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
What template system are they using?
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
Is it worth asking about the programming environment if you're already in the office and can see evidence of it all around you?
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
Thank you! It's now updated in Macports, as well. :)
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
The SVN repo doesn't have a tag for version 1.0. I know it's a quibble, but it's useful for people who maintain package managers like Macports. :(
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
The conversion rate on advertising is incredibly low: often less than 1%. The remaining 99% see the ads and either ignore them (best case) or get annoyed by them (worst case). Either way, it's content on the page that those 99% don't want t
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by singingwolfboy 15y ago
Still vaporware until I can actually buy it.
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IOS 4.3 sources are available(opensource.apple.com)
77 points by singingwolfboy 15y ago|30 comments
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TripAdvisor splits off from Expedia(bizjournals.com)
2 points by singingwolfboy 16y ago|2 comments
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S4 is Dev Null in the cloud. That's webscale(supersimplestorageservice.com)
2 points by singingwolfboy 16y ago|2 comments
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by singingwolfboy 16y ago
Have you tried TripAdvisor Flights? I work for TripAdvisor, and we have an "AirWatch" feature that will send you an email whenever the price for a certain route drops. http://www.tripadvisor.com/help/what_are_airwatch_alerts
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by singingwolfboy 16y ago
A quarrel -- Pygments is written in Python, and is appropriately modular. Why did the author use subprocess and create new Python interpreter to run Pygments, when he could have just imported it and run it directly, without kicking off a ne
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by singingwolfboy 16y ago
If you're going to swap out everything, are you really using Django to begin with? Why not just use TurboGears[1], which seems based on the idea of swapping out standard components? [1] http://www.turbogears.org/
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by singingwolfboy 16y ago
Python limits what can be changed at runtime: Ruby doesn't. That in itself attracts more outgoing, adventuresome people, whereas Python is changeable enough to be flexible, but not unstable -- which attracts people more interested in stabil