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11y ago
<rant> It's not the first time I will rant about this, but why use the word 'hacking' here? YayView sort of exploited the system by automatically creating users from freely available data on the social networks, but is
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Shakespeare programming language
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Nice.. Though if I would work in such office, personally it would be rather awkward and cringeworthy experience on either end. And the video did not show any advantages against classic conference video call (it wasn't the goal of a vid
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11y ago
It remembers me a south park halloween special episode, where Stan facetimes with it's iPad [0]. It's my personal opinion, but even though idea looks rather good (give a physical presence, by working remotely), wouldn't it be
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WSGI 2.0 Round 2: requirements and call for interest
(mail.python.org)
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11y ago
indeed, this north korean 'seismic event' is different than other 'normal' seismic events, with exponential dampening. but is it still a proof of h-bomb? maybe just ordinary (if you could call it so) nuclear bomb test?
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ASGI (Asynchronous Server Gateway Interface) Draft Spec
(channels.readthedocs.org)
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11y ago
Just a tip. I do not understand what kind and what for your service is. Poor presentation in your website.
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11y ago
Jackpot! I was (still am, though not active) interested in embedded programming. Though for complete newbie entering into arm gnu embedded programming toolchain was very steep learning curve and I was not willing to put huge amount of cash
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11y ago
When I still was using Windows few years ago (and was not very active developer), I though MS finally made app developers to use Windows native UI/UX design. I mean that, I thought tabular design of complex apps was pushed to third par
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11y ago
Just a little rant from me. How's Flask holding up? - No new version for 2.5 years. - almost 1000 commits since then. - More than half PR's are more than 6 months old. - I heard documentation is lagging behind for the features imp
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11y ago
Personally, sometimes I want just to see few basic examples at the front of the manual page, with inputs and outputs. Rare manual page has an examples section, or sometimes manual is precise (or uses some terminology you do not know/re
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11y ago
> `vagrant up` times will be much faster and the amount of disk space used will be significantly reduced. As an anecdotal measure, a small Linux box on my machine went from a 10 second import to less than second. And a Windows box (typic
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11y ago
> Now, I know, DDG can specify where I am (or I can tell it), but the thing is that it still does not work, as I expect. I know that this feature exists, but it does not cut it.
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11y ago
Yes, I do know about that but it still fails. E.g. I live in country `x` and set my region correctly. I search for `foobarbaz` which is some thing in my country. Though in country `y` there's also a thing called `foobarbaz` and apparen
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11y ago
Well lazy users (including myself) do not want to always add some text for their country/language/city. Basically, everyone not from US would need to add their location.
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11y ago
Well biggest problem for me with DDG that it does not track me or basic tracking does not cut it. Maybe I do not like some policies about users of big players, though some intelligence about the user makes service much better (extent of tra
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11y ago
TL;DR: to make this work - IMHO you must also be 'money oriented'. I would like to say that this is not always true ('invest in yourself' and expand your bank account in such way). Basically you must be 'money orien
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11y ago
This will be my new go to sentence to describe hip/trendy things. Talking about site itself, design looks stunning and impressive - lots of work in it. But as tool itself, I do not see much value in it. I have scales at home to measure
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11y ago
I have neither used Django CMS, nor hip kid in town - Wagtail. Do you have any comments on differences between them? What I mean is: is Wagtail powerful in features to take on Django CMS? Or it gained it's popularity solely based on ne
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11y ago
> You should be (or have a strong desire to become) a HTML5 geek, JavaScript nerd and CSS wizard. I had to double check if I am reading a job ad or hipster blogger's about page. Though, the site itself is great, there are indeed ma
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I've read this http://bactra.org/reviews/wolfram/ linked in another comment on this post. He is one of those smart douchebag assholes type (L. Torvalds, S. Jobs etc.), probably even a prodigy genius level of
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+1 I do not get it either. Gears by themselves are just gears and those gears barely form a fractal structure, though once there was something a little bit resembling third/fourth iteration of a Sierpinski triangle[0]. [0] https:/
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AFAIK, at least for now it is. Libraries on Linux and OS X just are different. Maybe when core libraries [0] will be fully finished we could just use `import Foundation` on both platforms. [0] https://swift.org/core-librarie
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Nice, I am excited. And probably I am more excited not about the open-sourcing of it, but that there will be a package manager [0]. [0] https://swift.org/package-manager/#conceptual-overview
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Fast, simple and asyncronous web-framework for Python 3
(github.com)
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https://youtu.be/rFejpH_tAHM?t=23s haha, that's a good one :)
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``` Requirements Python 2.7 ``` oh sad day :(
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11y ago
Oh boy, I like it! Great fun. Is any way DHH behind this article? Or is it attitude from whole Basecamp? I like that I am not alone, who thinks very critically of current startup culture (with it's crazy evaluations, etc.)
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11y ago
Maybe I do not know some important details, but why DSF (Django Software Foundation), does not do Django consulting in the first place. They very highly likely can do the best Django consulting in the world. Secondly, maybe DSF could bake s
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