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by zalew 14y ago
tx. I was curious how it'd look like to replicate an example full stack of a Python project and you basically covered it. I remeber looking around some time ago and then Noir looked like the go to framework for Clojure, but now it seems dis
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by zalew 14y ago
tx, but I meant the toolset and ecosystem, not the language features. popular frameworks, libs, out of the box solutions, opensource community, etc. - is clojure rich in this matter?
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could you describe your experience switching from python to clojure in web dev?
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python, sql, coffee/js, haml, sass
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> until you see the many lives destroyed by drugs. from mothers abandoning their children, to ending up homeless and alone, to deaths and murders. luckily there are other fun and legal substances like alcohol that never cause such damag
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featureType: "road.local" stylers: [visibility: "on"] otherwise this map is useless. and that marker shadow looks weird.
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by zalew 14y ago
the wiki references 'got married' to this article http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Inmate-shares-prison-s... (haven't read it yet)
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by zalew 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_G._Santos While in prison, he divorced, got married, received a college degree from Mercer University in 1992, a master's degree from Hofstra University in 1995, began a doctorate, and developed progr
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these are identical
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> Do you realise that any law is a threat of murder? Even if it does not say so. If I make some customers happy, but you get jealous and angry and use a law against me to make pay a fine or shut down business, you are basically threate
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by zalew 14y ago
if a cabbie raped me, I'd totally trash him on yelp.
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in Poland we have a similar situation, but it's just a problem of increasing (or lifting) the cap, not deregulating everything.
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by zalew 14y ago
"do the same as the competition but illegally so it's cheaper" as a business model is just begging for trouble. around here we have discount taxi-but-not-a-taxi who manage to skip the regulations, yeah, they're cheap, but it's not like they
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I don't understand it. Why the constant drama around their every (lack of) license? Can't they just obtain ones just like the rest of driver services or do the authorities owe them something?
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by zalew 14y ago
Sadly I don't know the exact hardware spec we had back then and now I'm not even able to obtain it. We had no cap so in certain hours we got up to ridiculously amazing speeds :) but crappy weather was sometimes a problem, and well, it's som
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A few years ago I've had one for my office, I don't remember the exact location but it was in the 2-5km range, terrible reliability during storms and snowfall.
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> Or to forego cabling entirely and to use wireless with directional antennae. but then comes the weather factor.
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http://www.slideshare.net/r1chardj0n3s/web-microframework-ba... this might be helpful (bottle user here too)
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"An unrelated person of unspecified gender tries to explain my startup in 90 seconds" better?
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WTF Mobile Web(wtfmobileweb.com)
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I see I got rage-downvoted by sbdy in this thread, nice. gotta love hn butthurts.
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> If I would be the attacker I would probably do a SELECT hostname FROM scanresults WHERE webserver == vulnerable-version you would suck. 1. write exploit 2. send exploit 3. a) it worked - pwned b) didn't work - safe against this expl
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by zalew 14y ago
> Not sure who started these artificial deadlines for things Closest to home, I'd guess the advertising industry, where although highly abused, deadlines exist for a reason. Nevertheless deadlines are a disease spread mostly through c
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for audits?
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> Hide your versions > Another super simple, but often overlooked adjustment to make is to prevent the server from broadcasting too much information about itself. Whilst attackers maybe able to source the information in other way
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A short presentation http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnYGhAXbDsM I'm pretty sure there are better films about Finnish courses somewhere. I've heard Austria also cares about training for winter conditions.
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by zalew 14y ago
4 hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5592371
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> a new big "safe" vehicle > doing about 40 > She was killed instantly, one of the boys is paralyzed from the neck down that's what happens when you don't fasten your seatbelts. or your passengers don't fasten their seatbelts an
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> Once watches stopped being a functional item (the advent of phones), they became douche status badges A watch to a man is like a purse to a woman - an accessory (and/or jewellery).
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> This is a great development, considering the recklessness of many young drivers and their relatively high accident rates A lot of people think that if obtaining a license is harder, the roads will be safer, but it's more an urban wi

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