zalew

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   by zalew 14y ago

   I am lazy. Django forms do it for me.
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   by zalew 14y ago

   it was more of a retorical question. in Polish there are even problems with follow/follower - almost every quasi-direct translation is ridiculous or creepy, so in the end every website invents their own or stick with some 'subscribe'. every
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   by zalew 14y ago

   I'm not so sure. I mean, what's the point especially in the context of programming? I am aware that contrary to popular opinion, there are a lot of geeks who don't speak English very well, yet localizing opensource IMO doesn't make much sen
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   by zalew 14y ago

   I don't know if i18n is such a good idea here. I've thought about it on a project I'm currently working on, and my conclusion is that sometimes you need to make the audience interact in a common language (in most cases English). If you i18n
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   by zalew 14y ago

   some fixes
6. 666.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   thanks for clarifying, I was just about to investigate this issue.
7. 667.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   it's not hosted on github, so by hn standards I don't know if it can be qualified as an opensource contribution at all.
8. 668.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   I see most people argue the fact that something can be of quality or that you technically can wear old clothes. My point was, current modern fashion empires (Zara, HM, etc.) are popular because they offer fashionable items often of random
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   by zalew 14y ago

   > It looks better and feels substantially more durable—Winthrop says it will last a lifetime. who needs a sweatshirt to last a lifetime? when was the last time you wore a 10yr old piece of clothing outside of your own house? you buy $79
10. 670.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    in the discussed context, Ubuntu is the only example.
11. 671.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    > it's no different for Linux users you meant Ubuntu users
12. 672.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    great, another site wants to 'personalize' stuff based on what I 'like', so I can 'discover' stuff similar to what I looked for before. btw hasn't the early StumbleUpon worked that way? browser extension + suggestions?
13. 673.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    but they are used for debugging, not bi-directional transformation between two incompatible sources.
14. 674.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    so I would have something on L249 and you would have it on L321? nonsense.
15. 675.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    > That’s just stupid, I’m sorry, but it really is a stupid statement. It’s like saying: “This car is really fast, but it only gets 2MPG when in fast mode. That’s not a problem at all, but best to just turn off fast mode.” Well, that's q
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    by zalew 14y ago

    what do you mean? it's all in 'saved'. btw try https://bitbucket.org/zalew/hackernews if you want to crawl it to save elsewhere.
17. 677.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    keep up the good work. btw you forgot to tweet it on @foundationzurb, only on @zurb.
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    by zalew 14y ago

    go Zurb! I use Foundation http://foundation.zurb.com/ , playground's joyride and icon fonts, I hope these email templates are as good :)
19. 679.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    I once said something about teenage coders and someone raised the ageism banner. Political correctness is getting natzee in here sometimes, like we got binders full of women or sth.
20. 680.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    1. PC hypersensitive? 2. https://www.google.com/search?q=mommy+blogger
21. 681.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    > I can think of only four offhand (meaning, without using Google): > Ellington and the inventively-named Django CMS for Django http://mezzanine.jupo.org/ is quite popular, I think. The answer to the main question lies somewhere
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    by zalew 14y ago

    Streetracing is a topic I'm hoping to somehow appear in Boardwalk Empire in the future. I will be disappointed if it doesn't get mentioned even as a third-rate scene or side joke.
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    by zalew 14y ago

    Rallycross is very cool too, if we're talking only about contact sports. If not, obviously rallies are the shit, mad skillz. Yeah, the rules mess is one of the reasons I kind of lost interest in F1 (the major ones were BMW dropping out and
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    by zalew 14y ago

    Uhm, I don't have channel 5 because I'm not in the UK nor I do have a tv ;) but I have watched some fragments and I don't buy it due to the oval thing. The crashes, yeah, they are cool, but it's a bit like watching gymnastics hoping that th
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    by zalew 14y ago

    wow, they are worst 'js for reading text' offenders than blogspot.
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    by zalew 14y ago

    > it's easy to mock the love of the oval and NASCAR Check out Top Gear s18e02 (edit: now I see you're British, so you probably have watched it). Not that I'm convinced or will watch Nascar, but how they pictured it in the show was hell
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    by zalew 14y ago

    Corridor width regulations and such are probably more tolerant in places with limited land area like HK, but while I'm not an expert, I'm not so sure a metal box on sticks would qualify as real estate in most parts of the bureaucratic moder
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    by zalew 14y ago

    whoops, yes. corrected. tx
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    by zalew 14y ago

    sadly, due to construction and safety laws, it's officially uninhabitable. it can only serve a purpose of being an artistic instalation where one can stay temporarily, but it won't be qualified as a house. the first concepts were a bit diff
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    by zalew 14y ago

    since their released the website, I don't see what's the difference between 500px and Flickr except the latter is more mature and feature rich. in other words: what's their selling point and the reason they became popular?