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by zalew 14y ago
as they say: if you finished 90% of the project, you are halfway done.
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by zalew 14y ago
considering the tipping point of me leaving buntu was being tired of the upbreak release process, I second this idea. they are basically adopting the debian scheme, only the stable releases will be more frequent.
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by zalew 14y ago
> Eclipse Python support is lacking what is it lacking exactly? (using Eclipse with Python daily for the last few years)
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by zalew 14y ago
there is also https://github.com/jbalogh/jingo Jingo serves purely as a minimalistic bridge between Django and Jinja2. Coffin attempts to reduce the differences between Jinja2 templates and Django's native templates.
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by zalew 14y ago
Sure, I'm currently doing a project with SqlAlchemy in Django (I went pure SqlA in there, but there is Aldjemy if anyone wants to just occasionally extend their query capabilities on top of Django's objects). There is no doubt Django orm is
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by zalew 14y ago
> A web framework should simply be about piping your program's I/O to the web [...] Templating and ORM shouldn't even be in scope. nope. that's what a server gateway interface is for. giving you a set of reusable tools and conventions t
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by zalew 14y ago
> Also strange to hear that Django has a unique style of MVC, it seems pretty standard to me some people are confused because of the semantics (view is controller, template is view). in the end, as you say, it's still (yet another flavo
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by zalew 14y ago
> we're way past the point where folks have traditionally said "Django starts to constraint you". We've found that to be untrue. We love the templating, the ORM Well, that means you are not past that point. First you learn to love your
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by zalew 14y ago
video of his talk with these slides http://vimeo.com/15799330 (from 3yrs ago)
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by zalew 14y ago
RMS is not against selling software, he supports it. Free(dom) Software is ethic licensing, it doesn't have anything to do with taking money for work.
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by zalew 14y ago
> CoffeeScript has significant whitespace. So instant no. It makes it a pain in the butt to parse. It's annoying. Most people (except for Python developers) don't like it. Due to being difficult to parse, you will have problems when you
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by zalew 14y ago
> It's like Poland, for example: I love this country and it feels incredibly more "new" and even sometimes more "hi-tech" (e.g. in big cities malls) than western europe... wow, it's nice you say that, but could you elaborate?
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by zalew 14y ago
how to become a hacker? it's easy: http://hackertyper.com
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by zalew 14y ago
Yeah, a very primitive 'feature' of adblocks. Discovered it for the first time a long time ago when I named some kind of 'addons' div 'ad' and it disappeared.
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by zalew 14y ago
yep. videos and thread here http://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/11c0dd/why_russia_ha...
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by zalew 14y ago
> Prediction #5: Lisp will be in the top 10 most popular programming languages by 2010. these lisp predictions are like the year of linux desktop, aren't they?
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by zalew 14y ago
yebat (ебать), loosely translated and depending on form, it could mean either 'oh fuck' or an explicit description of a strong impact ;) we slavs have infinite possibilities of cursing.
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by zalew 14y ago
robots this size aren't that unusual http://www.bbc.co.uk/robots.txt
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by zalew 14y ago
> Am i the only one who thinks that SEO is more a plague then it is a real profession? luckily, no. http://powazek.com/posts/2090
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by zalew 14y ago
there was a video (can't find it) a few years ago when a guy sneaks to every club, restaurant, and even very fancy exclusive parties and some not clubbing related events, by having a pair of headphones on him and saying "I'm the dj". nobody
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by zalew 14y ago
or ender, zepto, microjs libs, etc.
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by zalew 14y ago
> essentially break my workflow compass has a watcher who compiles a new css when you change your sass/scss (if you like to copy-paste css, choose the scss syntax over sass), less has a less.js to compile client-side during dev.
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by zalew 14y ago
who needs reading a css file when you can inspect the rules in firebug and such, handpick them and even edit live? I can't remember when I opened one's css file from source.
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by zalew 14y ago
> We're relatively unconcerned about our website's (home page) source. Our actual application can be seen at https://www.lucidchart.com/demo . There you'll see a single large Javascript file served from Cloudfront oh, ok. now it's not
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by zalew 14y ago
Is it just me, or is this image solution overkill? I'm curious, how is introducing this complexity to the build process better than just using a sprite? SASS + Compass automatic sprite generation kind of solves the problem for you (not a SA
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by zalew 14y ago
http://vimeo.com/32143919
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by zalew 14y ago
> Why write all that when you could have just said "I'm sorry"? or call the wambulance. draaaaammmaaaaaa...
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by zalew 14y ago
chef, vagrant, ubuntu, apt-get, pip, virtualenv, heroku, ssh.. oh there it is, sth about learning django. I'm saying it not to diss your work, but don't you think setting up a linux env on a vm and signing up to heroku shouldn't be the poin
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by zalew 14y ago
this book could possibly change a bit your utopian view of liberating through radio waves and so. especially the historic examples about communism times in europe. http://www.amazon.com/Net-Delusion-Dark-Internet-Freedom/dp/... http://ww
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by zalew 14y ago
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