tbatterii

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by tbatterii 13y ago
>Facebook and YouTube were both created later, and in PHP youtube was always done in python as far as I understand. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-lGCC4KKok But yeah, back in 2002-3 coldfusion was an option.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
don't want to kick someone when their obviously down. But, are you losing $$ because of pypy's lack of support for python 3? Or is this a case of wanting to be "one of the cool kids" using the latest stuff? I only ask because I have yet to
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by tbatterii 14y ago
My employer was on ae before the "big" price hike and after, and even to this day it is cheaper than the alternatives. sure there was a couple of months of it being pricier nowhere near 5000% though. Like when we ported to 2.7 from 2.5. Whi
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by tbatterii 14y ago
"Excellently written answer to deal with the torrent of complaints spewed by man-children at the requirement they be considerate of others." This does a lot to help the cause and sets a fine example though doesn't it? The progress being mad
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by tbatterii 14y ago
i might have missed it but where's the leaders accountability in this scenario? Maybe I'm lucky but, throughout my career I have witnessed or have been a part of teams that pulled off the miracles under ridiculous conditions that were the d
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by tbatterii 14y ago
i felt it did very well as an introduction. I think a deep dive into ember-data would be great for those who have been traditionally server side devs now getting into more of the client side stuff.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
there is support if you pay for it. in general whenever I file a ticket I get a response within hours. that's at least as good(if not better) as working with any other vendor in my experience. So... where's this 0 support you are talking ab
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by tbatterii 14y ago
I haven't used activate in years, I just call the interpreter directly.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
skeptical programmer is skeptical this could ever work.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
DUH... if you are interested in IOS development, then you pretty much are going to have to buy a mac. other than that, there's nothing in this post worth discussing. it's just internet filler.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
so datanitro really is the future of excel as described in the blog post. good to know. I'm still curious as to how putting any "real" programming language behind spreadsheets is supposed to fix the situation that happened last week. the bl
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by tbatterii 14y ago
but none of the office api
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by tbatterii 14y ago
and the problem with CPython is that is wouldn't be compatible with any of the office api's that are likely based on .net technology. so which one do you think would be better for office. I haven't done ms office automation since office 2k7
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by tbatterii 14y ago
how does putting a "real" language on the backend of spreadsheets help fix what happened in London? seems like it's just a bigger gun with which to shoot yourself in the foot.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
a .net based language probably already has hooks into the office API's, that would be one reason to use iron python vs. regular cpython.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
or smoke breaks. not the healthiest thing to do, but it does make you take regular breaks.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
this assumes the startup in question has some sort of control over the situation. I bet that isn't always the case. I'm sure ideally everyblock would have liked to wind things down a little less abruptly, but sometimes, reality sucks.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
Sweet, now I can tell who the popular kids are.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
I don't think BBX had that in 1996.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
well put, I wanted to say the same thing, but it would have ended up being more snarky. :)
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by tbatterii 14y ago
At one time, I was paid to maintain code like this... 1 on error goto 700 never again.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
i hope it was a girl who downvoted me.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
not being a girl myself, I suspect that a girl who has been "slut shamed" would probably take offense at someone referring to our circle jerks about one's favorite tool(s) to be considered "slut shaming". Lets keep things in perspective her
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by tbatterii 14y ago
and if you're married and have kids..... multiply by 3 at least.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
"how do you do that with threads?" how should I know? :)
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by tbatterii 14y ago
i thought node.js was fast as hell bad ass rock star tech that would never melt. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzkRVzciAZg
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by tbatterii 14y ago
or in ipython just type pdb
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by tbatterii 14y ago
no argument from me on how useful it is.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
seems a hard way to go to not write unit tests. FWIW, I use the shell too for exploratory coding but the moment that I find myself making changes and restarting the shell, chances are it's time to write it in a unit test.
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by tbatterii 14y ago
we use ember at the day job, and historically i've been primarily the backend guy slowly getting familiar with what the front end guys are doing. I agree that the ember-data stuff is pretty thin on docs at the moment. IIRC, it wasn't part o

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