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PythonDeveloper
14y ago
Someone at Joyent snagged the name when it expired.
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I worked for a VERY large Internet company in the late '90s, and I can say with complete conviction that the VAST majority of terminations were politically motivated. Several times I was provided a list of my team members that needed to go,
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14y ago
Registered mail to your attorney with explicit release instructions should not cost more than $100 per year.
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14y ago
How is that this esteemed organization of technical people doesn't know how to md5 passwords before storing them in the database?
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14y ago
LOL... Gittip.org is down, the URL you have in your post should be "gittip.com".
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14y ago
Exactly. The "truth" is relative.
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14y ago
In my experience, this is rarely worthwhile as 99% of startups don't even get funded, and without an anti-dilution guarantee (which requires an irrevocable modification to the by-laws of the company, and is STILL not a guarantee), you're un
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14y ago
I wonder when people will stop using services that arbitrarily censor users and kill accounts without any recourse or due process.
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14y ago
How ironic is it that a major phone company in a country that won't let its people browse the REAL web, or interact with people outside its borders without spying on and filtering them, chooses a WEB BASED OS for its phones.
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14y ago
Like this? http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/get-infinite-scrol...
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14y ago
Gotta love Chrome's Adblock plugin!!! :) I didn't see a thing.
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14y ago
Django is definitely cool, and yes, knowing Python will help you in as much as knowing HTML will help you learn web page design. You might also check out less-overhead Python frameworks, such as Flask ( http://flask.pocoo.org/ ) or WebPy (
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14y ago
They own "a" right, not "the rights". At any rate, it means that they can implement any submitted idea without compensation or award to any person. The idiocy with this agreement is that it says "fully paid", and without any renumeration ac
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14y ago
You can't guarantee a reply unless you FORCE him to read it and lock his inbox until he replies. Who would be stupid enough to run THAT software? LinkedIn has a feature called InMail, that allows you to connect directly with people like Pau
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14y ago
Not for me.
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Wow. I never expected something like THIS to happen. This has potential implications to PostgreSQL and any other technologies that the Regents have licensed under open source. Users of PostgreSQL (I am one) should ensure that rights under i
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14y ago
Clearly, you are unaware that Python runs on every operating system. I've been developing on Windows since 1.0. Windows 8 is a huge steaming pile of camel dung, in my humble opinion.
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14y ago
Not me. I tried the trial just a week ago and it is an abysmal user experience, especially for developers. Windows 8 will be the next Windows Vista 32-bit for Microsoft.
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14y ago
Gee.. I wonder why? Hugo Chavez will steal the election through fraud and thuggery again, and all the tweets his people see will be cheerful and happy. All the tweets we see will be pro Hugo. The White House will say nothing about this, as
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14y ago
One can travel to the moon on a budget, provided that the budget includes $10Bn in equipment. How much is your budget?
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14y ago
Be nimble and open minded, learn new languages, watch and discover new technologies, mentor people (don't be a land baron), and most important of all, DBAD (Don't Be A Dick). The guy you mentor may become your boss, and so might the guy you
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14y ago
I'm pro-thorium. What got me was this guy was clearly only interested in having Obama work on this, as a means to get re-elected. If he was truly an advocate of the technology, he would have sent it to both parties. Thorium234 is much saf
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14y ago
Wow. You guys must REALLY be desperate.
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14y ago
I'm calling it.... This is the beginning of the end for YouTube (LOL)... Probably not, but it is proof that they are willing to do what many people consider "evil" to please their stockholders.
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14y ago
Feedback.. a) Nice clean UI. b) Move send/cancel to top or side, away from the word-suggestion-list. I kept cancelling when choosing words from the word list as I typed. c) Any way to allow me to choose the radius? 21km seems arbitrary. I m
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14y ago
It's working now.
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FYI... I get an "Error retrieving information from server [RPC:AEC:0]" when I try to install this from Google Play.
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You wouldn't want to share a location with every message, but rather give users the "choice" to share location for any given message they post. If they've just seen an accident, they'll want to post a URL. If they're at home, not likely. Yo
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Think about ease of use here. It should allow people to "subscribe" to channels or categories rather than have to click, click, click to change channel/category. What they get is a "stream" of echos that are mixed together that they can fil
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That's a mistake, IMHO. You're pushing a LOT more data over the air by sharing an image versus a URL to a google map. Additionally, Google has partner adverts on those maps that they get revenue from, and if you get enough traffic viewing t
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