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by spapas82 10y ago
And much, much, much easier querying (if you know SQL). For me, the biggest disadvantage of non-sql databases is the difficulty of doing even the simplest aggregates!
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Splitting a query into individual fields in Django(spapas.github.io)
2 points by spapas82 10y ago|0 comments
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by spapas82 10y ago
The problem with .NET is that I don't really trust it. In the past I had experienced various bad behaviors when trying to install .NET applications with strange messages requiring me to install specific .NET framework versions. The mor
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by spapas82 10y ago
Hello, thank you for the comprehensive answer! Wow I remember Delphi from the past (I had never used it but always heard nice things about it), I didn't know that it was still supported! What you write about the statically linked exe,
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by spapas82 10y ago
General purpose apps -- actually, what I had in mind was rather simple, just one dialog window that would act as a GUI to a command line application (that already exists in the user's system). This would be mainly for people that can&#
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Ask HN: What is the recommended way to create Windows desktop apps right now?
39 points by spapas82 10y ago|83 comments
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by spapas82 10y ago
Hmm, well even with all those, the amount of code just blows my mind!
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by spapas82 10y ago
Lol I had exactly the same question :)
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by spapas82 10y ago
Was the 3M LOC refactoring for yelp.com? The article doesn't say. How could possibly a review site have 3M LOC?
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by spapas82 10y ago
The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov.
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by spapas82 10y ago
There's some time since I stopped trying to work with dropwizard on non-REST projects so I've forgotten most of my problems. Some of those that I wasn't able to resolve are: - Integrating with spring-security - Integrating sp
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by spapas82 10y ago
I'm aware of that. However, have you tried using them in any non-trivial project? (for example, a project that supports authentication ?)
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by spapas82 10y ago
Hmmm seems nice and has a djangonic syntax! However I'm not really sure how easy would be to integrate with spring boot (and spring security)...
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by spapas82 10y ago
thymeleaf ( http://www.thymeleaf.org/ ) - it is supported directly by spring boot (spring-boot-starter-thymeleaf dependecy). Also, using thymeleaf-extras-springsecurity4 you can integrate spring security tags with thymeleaf s
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by spapas82 10y ago
Dropwizard is great for REST APIs (... as the title says). However if you want to use traditional views (MVC, html templates, security, forms etc) then please check something else (I tried it and lost many hours -- in the end I still couldn
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by spapas82 10y ago
Hello, agreed on your point about large, read only remote log files. I'm not sure if it will work at all. However notepad++ is a very popular editor and will probably be the first tool people will use to view a log file - that's w
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by spapas82 10y ago
Correct, I remember reading about that feature before a month - although there already exist a lot of tail like solutions for windows there wasn't any de facto standard like unix tail, something that I feel will change now with that no
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by spapas82 10y ago
Why not just use the good old python windows installer? I am using it for many years on various systems for both pytgon 2x and 3x and never had any problem or thought that it was difficult. On the other hand, installing a different than the
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by spapas82 10y ago
And slow. For some reason all commands I execute through cygwin seem to be taking a little more than if executed through a normal windows command prompt. This really breaks the cygwin experience for me :/
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by spapas82 10y ago
Maybe because he drops some info from the file (he keeps only the roads) ?
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by spapas82 10y ago
Nice! Some questions: How much time is needed for the import ? How much disk space should the server have ? (120 GB as in the title?) What do you mean by the 1700 in the phrase "1700 is the GB of RAM" ? Thanks !
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by spapas82 10y ago
There are lots of companies that don't ask any technical questions in interviews - these will definitely make many bad hires, that's true - there are lots of "software engineers" that just can't program anything. I&
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by spapas82 10y ago
Agreed to your argument about the temporary-evaluation job being only possible for a junior developer and not to somebody that already has a job. However you should also add to them all the cases of senior developers without jobs (yes, such
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by spapas82 10y ago
Thank you for your last comment :) I'm not sure about how much time is lost for preparation to the interview in the general case (however I saw people recommending whole books in other comments) but the real issue is that even one day
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by spapas82 10y ago
This is totally crazy to me. Why should somebody lose about a month of his life to prepare for the interview? Why should the interview need preparation at all? The whole point of the interview is lost if you read books and prepare for that
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by spapas82 10y ago
+1 for BitBucket - I'm using it without any problems for many years!
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by spapas82 10y ago
Under windows: mencoder which I prefer over ffmpeg that some users have mentioned. It uses the same libraries and has -at least for me- a simpler command line interface (mencoder file.in -o file.out -ovc select_video_codec -ovc select_audio
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How to download all images of an imgur album(spapas.github.io)
2 points by spapas82 10y ago|0 comments
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Using Werkzeug debugger with Django(spapas.github.io)
1 points by spapas82 10y ago|0 comments
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Understanding nested list comprehension syntax in Python(spapas.github.io)
5 points by spapas82 11y ago|1 comments

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