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by zemanel 14y ago
played a lot of Dune II in programming class back in the days. Also got caught a couple of times. Learned two thing you can't teach in a class room, culture and how to slack like a pro
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by zemanel 14y ago
i have a high-school degree and did two interviews with google, second of which followed up to live interview with MV engineers. didn't got hired because i wasn't good enough and i suck at interviews. always felt i was being judged by my ta
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by zemanel 14y ago
did a fork where i'm adding a "geek mode" for generating images based on the XKCD map http://xkcd.com/1110/ tiles , but it's gonna take a while
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by zemanel 14y ago
pardon my lack of electrical engineering conaissence but would it be feasible to use a solar power supply to power these devices ?
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by zemanel 14y ago
Some sort of tower defense game would be totally awesome
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MacLegion Holiday Bundle 2012(maclegion.com)
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Ask HN: Streaming Github repo content to single web page
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by zemanel 14y ago
thanks for complementing :-) commenting from a zte blade is a pain. ps.: use distribute ( * ) * - Sponsored by the Ministry Of Packaging, http://s3.pixane.com/python_comrades.png
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by zemanel 14y ago
Like other people comnented, the django docs is the place to start. If i started from scratch again i would read it all first because there are many important details there, that will even be handy at more advanced stages. Would probably al
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by zemanel 14y ago
Launchpad is entirely optional, i personally hardly ever use it
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by zemanel 14y ago
Yep pretty much that and some. I find not only the install and out of the box experience very good on both systems, but also usage. As a long time Linux and Gnome user i got accustomed with an arguably better experience in managing software
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by zemanel 14y ago
good thing he didn't. one of the reasons i enjoy working on OSX is the "mintness" i got accustomed from using Linux
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by zemanel 14y ago
In my opinion it's not "installing" apps in Mac that can be "unintuitive", it's grasping the fact that a lot of applications are self contained; setting up an application on your OS is as simple as dragging it to a folder on your hard drive
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by zemanel 14y ago
As a Gnome fan, i used E16 as a replacement for Metacity (i believe?) and it was great. This one time at a former employer, my boss was touring a visitor around the office while i was flipping the windows just because and it got their atten
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by zemanel 14y ago
Yes you have a point and according to the Opera link above, the indexes seem to smalish
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by zemanel 14y ago
Exactly. Thanks! Had no idea that feature existed, going to try it out. Always have Opera i stalled and the UI is cool but frequent crashes (on OSX) and, i admit, mainstreams, make ne not using it much although i do cross html browser tests
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by zemanel 14y ago
Cool in itself, wasn't aware, but dependent on a thirdy party service and indexing/searching seems to happen online? A browser builtin local solution could be best
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by zemanel 14y ago
Pure browser feature bookmarking features (meaning not extension based) have evolved much slower than other features ( or to be exact, concepts) and what i take in the end regarding the article are UX impromevents on the existing features b
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by zemanel 14y ago
well, just signed up. My first programming experiences were actually small games for the TI-83, a humble dream soccer and a bowling game. PC's were very expensive around '95, a fact which also lead me to take computer science for having ac
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by zemanel 14y ago
his Math skills didn't improve tho, 98% is hardly 4 times more than 38%
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by zemanel 14y ago
p.s: currently learning Android development by working on a free open source Pypi (Cheesechop) client app (package browse, search, view details, get release notifications for favorite packages) using the xmlrpc API (at least directly for no
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by zemanel 14y ago
SEEKING WORK. From Porto, Portugal, E.U.; open for remote, but will possibly relocate Backend: * Currently Python/Javascript developer, Django mostly; Google Appengine skills * Past experience with PHP, including some Zend Framework, Propel
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PostgreSQL Conference Europe 2012(2012.pgconf.eu)
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by zemanel 14y ago
SEEKING WORK. From Porto, Portugal, E.U.; open for remote, but will possibly relocate Backend: * Currently Python/Javascript developer, Django mostly; Google Appengine skills ( https://bitbucket.org/zemanel/django-sentry-appengine ) * Past
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Running Django [1.4] with Gunicorn on Openshift (free-ish) PaaS(github.com)
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by zemanel 15y ago
SEEKING WORK (Remote). Location: Porto, Portugal, EU Backend Python/Frontend Javascript Developer - Python: Django, Tipfy, Google App Engine Python [, virtualenv, pip] - Javascript: Dojo Toolkit (including Dijits), JQuery, Node.js - Java:
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by zemanel 15y ago
SEEKING WORK Currently doing Python/Django and Javascript (Dojo, JQuery, node.js) development Contact <hn username> at this site http://runningwithbytes.com
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by zemanel 15y ago
SEEKING WORK (Remote). Location: Porto, Portugal, EU Backend Python/Frontend Javascript Developer - Python: Django, Tipfy, Google App Engine Python [, virtualenv, pip] - Javascript: Dojo Toolkit (including Dijits), JQuery, Node.js - Java: S
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by zemanel 15y ago
SEEKING WORK (Remote). Location: Porto, Portugal, EU Backend Python/Frontend Javascript Developer - Python: Django, Tipfy, Google App Engine [, virtualenv, pip] - Javascript: Dojo Toolkit (including Dijits), JQuery, Node.js - Java: Struts,
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by zemanel 15y ago
he's totally right. I have almost bought more games in a year of having a Steam account than in the last 10 years and i prefer to buy them on Steam for the "convenience" of it's "cloud based" service.

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