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by spapas82 8y ago
Actually the most common php workflow I've seen is: Edit php files directly in production, save, refresh. If you see a blank page (php syntax error, returs HTTP 500) start sweating and quickly check apache error.log. Repeat until synt
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by spapas82 8y ago
I think this is a must read for new developers: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2004/06/13/how-microsoft-lost... (yes it's from 2004)
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Islamic Banking and Finance(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by spapas82 8y ago|0 comments
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by spapas82 8y ago
A bunch of my own opinions to the FAQ: - Should I use Flask or Django? - Agreed, Django - Should I split my code up into multiple apps? - I think it's better if you split your code into different apps from the beginning especially if i
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Django: An Unofficial Opinionated FAQ(blog.doismellburning.co.uk)
3 points by spapas82 8y ago|1 comments
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Fixing your Django async job – database integration(spapas.github.io)
1 points by spapas82 8y ago|0 comments
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by spapas82 8y ago
I think that a poisson distribution is the easiest for the problem to be solved. It may not be the most accurate incoming distribution for all cases but it should be good enough for most cases.
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by spapas82 8y ago
I remember queueing theory from the "Automatic telephony" class we had at the university. It was used to solve the problem of how many operators you needed on your call center to have a waiting time of s seconds considering an ave
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by spapas82 8y ago
Also there are Jinhao pens (and other chinese pens like Hero etc) from eBay for 1-2 dollars. I've bought a dozen I liked and have to say that although some of them were rather problematic (leaking ink, non smooth writing), most of them
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by spapas82 8y ago
Considering yours and the other answers I'll definitely give elixir a go. This isn't very easy when you are fully productive with a different tool (Django in my case) and you have projects with expected deadlines... I'm mostl
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by spapas82 8y ago
Have you tried python/ Django? I haven't used elixir but I my productivity with Django is much bigger than when compared with other solutions like php, node, java/spring, c#.net etc. I am talking about good ol' tradition
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by spapas82 8y ago
Excellent I'll give it a go!
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by spapas82 8y ago
I remember using netbeans around 15 years ago as a java IDE. Since then I changed it to eclipse which I also changed to Intellij Idea. I wasn't aware that netbeans was still developed! Is anybody using it as his primary java (or other
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Introduction to A* (2014)(redblobgames.com)
201 points by spapas82 8y ago|14 comments
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by spapas82 8y ago
Because "nobody was fired for choosing oracle" https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=hackernews%20nobody%20...
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by spapas82 8y ago
You can think of Hyperapp as an alternative to React! I am using Django/DRF only to provide a (writable) REST API to Hyperapp in order to have more "real-life" project.
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A hyperapp tutorial application(github.com)
5 points by spapas82 8y ago|3 comments
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LICEcap: Capture your screen as animated .GIF(cockos.com)
3 points by spapas82 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A PDF Signature Checker Web App(github.com)
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by spapas82 8y ago
Diff. eq. is a difficult topic. Not only you need to have a good understanding of a lot of other mathematic topics (derivatives, integrals etc) to properly understand it since it builds upon those but you also need somebody to guide you on
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by spapas82 8y ago
We used the Boyce and DiPrima book back when I was an electrical engineering student (Elementary Differential Equations and Boundary Value Problems https://www.amazon.com/Elementary-Differential-Equations-Bou... ). I remembe
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Insights of a former tesla employee(twitter.com)
1 points by spapas82 8y ago|0 comments
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by spapas82 8y ago
Not yet but I know the game. I'll definitely try it thanks!
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by spapas82 8y ago
For me it's this game: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mordor:_The_Depths_of_Dejeno... It is only playable on Windows 95 (and probably 98 and ME) and I have a Windows 95 virtualbox just for playing this game! I ca
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by spapas82 8y ago
Well, the original article doesn't actually mention ForeignKeys that's why I written may (it only has TextField and IntegerField). Of course nothing stops you from extending them; you'll need to of course add the model where
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by spapas82 8y ago
For commenting out I recommend installing tpope/vim-commentary. Then you'll just use gcc To comment out a line!
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by spapas82 8y ago
No it's not EAV. EAV is an sql (anti) pattern where you have a table with varchar fields such as name, type and value. So you'll have tuples like (id, int, 99), (name, string, sera) or (enable, boolean, true). This makes it very d
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by spapas82 8y ago
I'd written a blog post describing more or less this 5 years ago: https://spapas.github.io/2013/12/24/django-dynamic-forms/
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by spapas82 8y ago
That's definitely true for vi; but only after you properly remap your ESC key to something else (usually jj or caps lock). Emacs is a differenet story... By default it uses a lot of alt and ctrl key combinations and also makes heavy us
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by spapas82 8y ago
That's 7 characters more you'll need to write all the time! Also you'll need to remember to prepend them to all scrips, ie pip, fab etc. Well that seems to me to be more error prone for juniors than telling them to always use

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