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by zzzeek 16y ago
yes, but I'm sure you understand the point, that the Django stack is "batteries included" whereas Pylons is not.
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by zzzeek 16y ago
This is not at all an apt comparison. With Django, you're buying into its templating, routing system, its ORM, its view/controller paradigm, its central app configuration, its core request delivery system, whatever it does for caching/ses
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by zzzeek 16y ago
I tweeted it. So he will certainly be notified.
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by zzzeek 16y ago
people below the poverty line in the US consume extremely low quality food. And most wouldn't even have that if it weren't for government food stamps.
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by zzzeek 16y ago
I use twitter extensively all day long, and I still agree with Gladwell. The author of this post seems to misunderstand Gladwell's point. Of course you can make new friends and business contacts online, including via twitter, which become
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by zzzeek 16y ago
The mechanism would involve existing cancer cells becoming activated - not the creation of new cancer cells via DNA mutation. Some background on studies about cancer cells that possibly exist within some or all of us already is in this N
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by zzzeek 16y ago
Django has plenty of not-so-alternative projects breathing down its neck and they're well aware they have to keep up. Personally I think it helps the rest of us to some degree for Django to be out at the front accommodating all the crushi
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by zzzeek 16y ago
> They are planning to transition to Cassandra as the primary database. do you have a source for that ? > it is used as a makeshift k-v store That is very true, they should switch. It just seemed like they had no plan to do so.
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by zzzeek 16y ago
thank you, that's the first thing I thought. "doctors can have multiple patients, OK, so patient->doctor_id right ?" the way interviewers flip between "real world answer" and "assume X, Y, Z, Q, P, R don't exist answer" drives me batty
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by zzzeek 17y ago
this is an insane statement. High transactional capability is exactly what you'd use RDBMS for. Or are there not that many credit card transactions per hour ?
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by zzzeek 20y ago
yes and i think theyve migrated to Pylons (with Myghty). Pylons before version 0.9 used myghty as its interpretive backend as well (i.e. the framework part of myghty) before they reworked it to be its own thing. Pylons 0.9.5 will also fea