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by tbatterii 13y ago
my thoughts exactly when I read the headline.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
Why not 48? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forty_Six_&_2 Just reading the article I couldn't help but think of this song.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
> “I don’t think Mr. Snowden was a patriot,” the president said was?
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by tbatterii 13y ago
Well it looks like the sunlight foundation has done some nice work in this area, but as far as I can tell these are all bills that have made it to vote. http://www.opencongress.org/bill/all Whereas, I would like to see
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by tbatterii 13y ago
yep thats what i'm thinking. I'm sure lobbyists won't allow it.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
now if the same could be provided for bills(ideally before they are voted on), and that should go in github or something.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
I would say you are at the point where the next level is learning by doing and reading source code. You mentioned flask which I've been told is high quality code, start reading the bits that you use to find out how they work.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
> Use Django when you're an agency making a finite delivery to a client. :) or when the client is dictating the tech stack. :)
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by tbatterii 13y ago
I was wondering if the font was more an artistic statement rather than an actual solution.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
I wish I could upvote you more. I've been playing with clojure for weeks and I use nrepl, but it never clicked what a solid workflow could be.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
i wonder if # OF TVS * EVERY SPORTS BAR is what leads to the ESPN viewing numbers being so high. I really dislike sports and it's irritating that I'm forced to subsidize it.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
agreed nikola is pretty sweet. I had to write my own because I was bored. it's a good intermediate level exercise that everyone should do at least once. Like phpers writing template engines. :)
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by tbatterii 13y ago
There's formal processes for formulating ideas. Loosely described as "the creative process" or "design thinking" which to me largely mimic the Waterfall development process. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_thinking#Design_thinking...
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by tbatterii 13y ago
I don't know if that's what rimantas meant though.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
> If it is someone who understands most of the issues related to teaching, then no, by a long shot. I would love some more details on this.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
misleading headline. there is no mention of robots teaching anyone anything or even how robots fail. How's tutorspree any different than sylven? What was the point of this article again?
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by tbatterii 13y ago
Mo $$, Mo Problems.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
i'm just going based on the company descriptions, when I read LiveFyre's I thought "disqus" so, not very interesting to me, as it has been a solved problem for a while. Where's the "self-driving car" start up? or the "Let's revolutionize hi
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by tbatterii 13y ago
none of the companies listed there have a compelling value add proposition IMO. Does anyone give a damn about anything besides advertising and marketing?
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by tbatterii 13y ago
anyone know what app engine sales are? I don't recall ever seeing it mentioned in investor relations stuff makes me wonder why or if/when they will kill it.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
> Small businesses can be successful for the individual entrepreneur, but they are not investable. ^ ---- by VC's well that's a good way of explaining the VC's perspective on what to invest in. whether that is a wise and sustainable st
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by tbatterii 13y ago
investors want a return on their investment. i believe the technical term would be ROI otherwise known as rate of return not the rate increase of the rate of return or ROI. an investor who demands constant growth in their rate of return on
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by tbatterii 13y ago
what are these "interface patterns" mentioned in the graphic?
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by tbatterii 13y ago
it doesn't take an mba to read a balance sheet. a bachelors in accounting is enough to be a cpa. and you don't have to be a cpa to read a balance sheet. perhaps it takes an mba to manufacture a fake balance sheet that will pass wall street
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by tbatterii 13y ago
my thoughts exactly. the only folks who seem to value mbas are other mbas. i don't even think i can accept the defined success criteria outlined in the article (un-sustained long term growth) much less the premise that only mbas know how to
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by tbatterii 13y ago
So the baserequesthandler serves the same purpose as wsgi middleware but more verbose and front page worthy?
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by tbatterii 13y ago
IMO, buildout is more like maven for python. but again the tools solve this problem of "dependency hell" which to me is a problem all languages have, not just python
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by tbatterii 13y ago
i tried pyvenv last week. and it was pretty useless without pip + distribute. So virtualenv still wins IMO.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
you aren't implying that dependency hell is a problem unique to python/pip are you? dealing with dependencies is always step 2 for me when learning a new language and dependency hell seems like a universal problem. I could be wrong though.
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by tbatterii 13y ago
my primary reference that it has always been python is this video from 2007 which was only shortly after they were acquired. http://youtu.be/ZW5_eEKEC28?t=4m8s

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