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Programming With Only Functions(joshbohde.com)
4 points by numix 15y ago|1 comments
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Combinators in Python(joshbohde.com)
2 points by numix 15y ago|0 comments
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Simple REST URIs Using the Accept Header(joshbohde.com)
2 points by numix 15y ago|0 comments
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by numix 15y ago
Like hubs' pull-request? https://github.com/defunkt/hub
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by numix 15y ago
This really depends on your situation. If you are writing a reusable app, then you probably want both unit tests and a sample project to run integration tests against. For testing a basic website, you'll probably want to test any custom man
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by numix 15y ago
Clickable: http://horsebot3k.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOKICguJxPo
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Show HN: Horsebot3k - Intelligent Amazon Review Analysis
10 points by numix 15y ago|2 comments
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by numix 15y ago
Thanks for the recommendation! I'm glad you like it. As far as wrappers for backbone and tastypie, I think https://github.com/PaulUithol/backbone-tastypie is a pretty good starting point, and a little more complete than what I wrote there
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by numix 15y ago
I worked pretty closely with a designer just recently. We went from throwing designs over the wall, to basic git based version control. We found that it was a pretty enjoyable workflow for the both of us. It allowed the designer to have mor
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by numix 16y ago
This isn't very helpful in your specific problem, but typically servers don't have graphical capabilities. So much so, that I was a little baffled when I read that you VNC'ed into one. Instead your local toolchain interacts with the remote.
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by numix 16y ago
I'm curious how you respond to the idea that Jesus didn't exist as a historical figure. The argument for this idea typically points to the lack of a first hand account of Jesus, with the first accounts appearing decades after his alleged de
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by numix 16y ago
I know that the meaning of REST has been diluted a lot, but this mostly RPC with pretty URLs. I don't understand why they don't support PUT and DELETE. They are already using jQuery on the HTML implementation of their API site, so could us
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by numix 16y ago
It tells Googlebot that the content is crawlable. See http://code.google.com/web/ajaxcrawling/docs/getting-started...
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by numix 16y ago
Simplegeo http://simplegeo.com/
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by numix 16y ago
Almost missed this, but I'll be there.
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by numix 16y ago
You can have a usable mouse-free GUI fairly easily with a tiling window manager (xmonad, awesome, etc) and a keyboard driven browser (vimperator or conkeror).
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by numix 16y ago
As a data point, my grandparents are deaf, and their use of SMS has pretty much replaced TTY Relay, and made it much easier for them to have quick conversation with almost anyone. They still seem to use video chatting within their group of
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by numix 16y ago
You could use the new pushState() to change the url ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/Manipulating_the_browse... ). A good example is Github's repo browser.
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by numix 16y ago
I'm not familiar with Ruby and I only gave the site a cursory glance, but http://djangopackages.com/ seems to be the equivalent for Django.
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by numix 16y ago
And others are unsuccessful at being omnivores. There are a host of other nutrition problems that may be completely unrelated to whether meat is in one's diet. It's not very fair to blame vegetarianism, which is usually considered a pretty
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by numix 16y ago
I often wonder where these veracious vegans are. I've yet to meet a vegan who has been evangelical, yet have met many omnivores who speak poorly of vegans. Is this a region specific problem?
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by numix 16y ago
I'm curious why you think Django lacks quality and maturity. Your specific examples seem to be about testing, but Django emphasizes unit tests quite a bit. If you're looking for BDD specifically, there is lettuce ( http://lettuce.it ), fres
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by numix 16y ago
How easy is it for programmer from the U.S. to move to Montreal? Are there a fair amount of companies in the startup scene able and willing to support a visa?
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by numix 16y ago
Did you check out Tastypie ( http://toastdriven.github.com/django-tastypie/ )? It is also RESTful, and explores some similar ideas as a replacement for Piston, but approaches it in a manner similar to Django models.
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by numix 16y ago
There are a few around here. Did you check out Startup Weekend in April? That's where I got started on my current startup.
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by numix 16y ago
I took a course for the A test material, and read a book in a couple of hours covering the AB test material, letting me skip two semesters of CS courses in college. This allowed me to have plenty of free time in school to work on interestin
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by numix 16y ago
Have you tried Zathura ( http://zathura.pwmt.org/ ) ? It's a pretty lightweight PDF viewer with vim-like controls.
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by numix 17y ago
Here's the source we used for code generation this semester. http://github.com/joshbohde/megaminer-framework/tree/megamin... We used templates to create the game stuff. Unfortunately, it's not quite a stand-alone library, but hopefully so
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by numix 17y ago
I host a similar competition at my university. We offer client binding for C++, Java, and Python. We have a C core that provides the game engine, and use code generation to generate the language specific APIs.
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by numix 17y ago
I go to Missouri S&T, in my last year as a CS student. Our CS program is primarily focused on getting a software engineering job. Our primary language is C++ (though with a few exceptions, professors don't make use of most of it's featu

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