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Python Web Framework Performance Comparison (2012)(mindref.blogspot.se)
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by strictfp 13y ago
It's another case of bad naming. The feature should be called something less absolute like "do not track me across websites" or "track me less".
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by strictfp 13y ago
What I mean is that they try to achieve stability by eliminating bugs, not by doing damage control. Proactive vs reactive.
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by strictfp 13y ago
Remember that microkernels aren't just trying to achieve modularity - they also take a stab at robustness by failure recovery. This is IMO doomed to fail - you are much better off trying to achieve robustness by correctness. Monolithic
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by strictfp 13y ago
SQlite might be meant to be light, but surely they could implement rudimentary alter table support (perhaps through the create new and rename strategy mentioned here)? The alternative is that each client have to code their own version. I ca
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by strictfp 13y ago
... and so it was in the film. The video which they show in the information center talks about how they fill in the gaps from frogs to patch together a complete DNA.
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by strictfp 13y ago
IMHO it's not about just putting in hours. It's about believing in what you strive to acomplish, so that you can make concious choices about which tasks are useful or not. Once you have a clear goal, go ahead and put in the hours if you wan
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by strictfp 13y ago
String shouldn't be abstract, just like ArrayList shouldn't be abstract. Why? Because you should use composition, not inheritance. You should introduce types for your concepts in your code to avoid these type of problems. But it's always te
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by strictfp 13y ago
Who used linked lists in practice anyway?
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by strictfp 13y ago
I believe that this type of crisis ultimately hits everyone with an analytical mind, given the current school system. That is at least the conclusion that I've drawn from my similar experiences. The urge to understand is not catered for in
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by strictfp 14y ago
Even if you stress 'big'?
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by strictfp 14y ago
I'm surprised that the article doesn't mention Netbus, which was out before BackOrifice.
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by strictfp 14y ago
Responsive design sounds like a glorified switch clause: instead of making good fluid design which scales you essentialy fork your webpage design into multiple versions, and swap between them based on screen size. Seems like a bad idea to m
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by strictfp 14y ago
When talking about productivity, it's important to acknowledge the difference between speed and progress. While working uninterrupted is great for development speed, it might also lead you down the rabbit hole, working with irrelevant featu
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by strictfp 14y ago
I've tried to find some sort of backing theory to CSS, but I've only found references to authors, not rationales . You would expect it to be founded on some solid typesetting theory. It would be very interesting to hear how the authors reas
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by strictfp 14y ago
"If you want our money you better accept that we'll treat you like sh-t. If you won't, please f- off". I'm not so sure that every citizen agrees that this is a good face to show guests and new members of society.
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by strictfp 14y ago
Let me guess. In the UK you are promoted based on years of experience, in the US based on competence.
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by strictfp 14y ago
Having gotten myself out of a startup-induced depression I feel for you. Getting out of a depression is never easy, you simply cannot spot the right paths to take you out of there while in it. I can only give you some advice which helped me
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by strictfp 14y ago
If your code ends up like that you probably missed having a sustainable rate, pair programming, code reviews, refactoring and writing testable code. So you missed a lot.
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by strictfp 14y ago
I feel that we have to understand that using technology to fight legal battle never is the right answer. As soon as the government sees a particular technology as a hinder, threat or even an inconvenience, they can legislate against it. Thi
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by strictfp 14y ago
Most (all?) of these cannot cope with trees of objects, plus that they leave the responsibility of destructing to the user of the object. So they are just as ugly as external locking. Problem is that very few people understand this, so they
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by strictfp 14y ago
I'm not saying that it's a bad idea. But for the longest time web designers refused learning to code. They wanted to edit their html in dreamwaver, and it was up to the coder to make that possible. When you look at modern web apps, they are
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by strictfp 14y ago
Wait a sec. Wasn't css invented in order to separate style and structure? Now we have frameworks and libs trying to marry them back together. Why not just use old style html? It's also funny that there was such a strong movement which tried
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by strictfp 14y ago
While compromized passwords are one problem, leaking your data is bad in so many other ways as well. Yet almost all focus lies in obfuscating passwords to prevent extraction in the case of a breach. We don't talk as much about securing addr
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by strictfp 14y ago
Me too, upgraded from 7.04 to 12.04 without major problems.
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by strictfp 14y ago
The problem is not rooted in governments. It is rooted in the Fatwa culture, which streches across national borders. Many goverments try to protect targeted people, with limited success and high consequences for the target individual. I fin
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by strictfp 14y ago
Clbuttic!
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by strictfp 14y ago
I find this type of introspection highly annoying in any language. If the lib/framework is poking around in your class internal data you loose control over your objects. The useful abstraction which an object provides is gone and it's reduc
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by strictfp 14y ago
Yes, and the chance that the OP will get the codebase in order sounds minimal. It's simply too large, it would take one person many years to clean up a mess like that.
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by strictfp 14y ago
Are they really so desperate to survive that they are willing to be the first to declare the internet a war zone? Such fashism makes me sick. Internet is the first real system without boundries. Stop trying to divide it for your own persona

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