tfinch

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by tfinch 13y ago
Nice project. Sadly no new places to me (yet!) but glad to see the Loving Hut, this is a must. Are you going to add functionality for submissions? Or did I just miss it?
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Bonsai.io October 2013 outage post-mortem(bonsai.io)
2 points by tfinch 13y ago|1 comments
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by tfinch 13y ago
Fair answer - I've definitely found similar libraries in other languages less than obvious. It's a noble goal :) - keep up the good work!
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by tfinch 13y ago
Looks nice - but unfortunately as someone whose day-to-day language is python, I'll give up my requests library [1] when you pry it from my cold, dead hands. [1] http://www.python-requests.org/en/latest/ Not m
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A Component-Entity-System for games.(gamedev.net)
1 points by tfinch 13y ago|0 comments
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by tfinch 13y ago
Also worth noting, ansible comes with a 'template' module which allows you to generate custom files with variables.
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by tfinch 13y ago
If I understand the offering, this is great. The differentiator seems to be the ability to use your current deployment tool to set up the test environment, meaning it's a lot closer to your real production environment. I recently spent
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by tfinch 13y ago
It's interesting to me that you see yourself as spotify + itunes, as the comparison that immediately struck me is Bandcamp + recommendations and the ability to queue up tracks. It certainly seems like the value you bring to artists is
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"The browser wars enter a new era with a whimper"(economist.com)
1 points by tfinch 13y ago|0 comments
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by tfinch 13y ago
This is undeniably one of the more unclear parts of Django. I feel that the main issue is that an 'app' can either be a reusable, coherent collection of code - what would more normally be considered a library, or it can be a simpl
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by tfinch 13y ago
I did once visit a McDonalds in Romania where they required a pin number to enter the toilets, that was given out with purchases. However, standing by the door and waiting for someone to walk out worked quite well too.
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by tfinch 13y ago
Yup, came here to second this recommendation. A lot of the benefits found in tig can be found in fugitive. One feature of fugitive I use all the time is Gdiff to allow quick and easy comparison of various versions of a file. Nonetheless, th
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by tfinch 13y ago
Great article. As a developer I have very similar feelings, I imagine there are more like me. Often the perceived barriers are very similar to the ones mentioned here (not feeling smart enough, not knowing where to start, etc.) One nice pro
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by tfinch 13y ago
Not sure I entirely agree with this for all cases. One example of a blog post where comments are highly valuable is a highly technical/tutorial style post (be it about coding, mathematics etc.) Often with articles of this nature, the commen
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by tfinch 14y ago
These are exactly issues I have with the current solutions out there, and it's something I've been thinking about solutions for, so I'm really interested in seeing what you come up with. On the point about automatic bookmarking, I would alm
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by tfinch 14y ago
Absolutely my feeling too. The review fairly swiftly turns into a list of what programs are installed. Let's face it, all of these are available in the repos of pretty much all distros. The rest of the features seem to be visual tuning and
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How not to use lambdas in Python(gist.github.com)
11 points by tfinch 14y ago|1 comments
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by tfinch 14y ago
I was taught about it in my A level physics class circa 2002... Not sure if it was part of the curriculum though.