yazmeya

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by yazmeya 7mo ago
> a computer scientist who helped shape the modern web by leading the team that developed the animation technology used to create GIFs Translation: was PM at Macromedia when they shipped Shockwave
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by yazmeya 10mo ago
Though if that 100K to 90K move had actually changed your tax bracket, you'd stand to maybe save a bit more.
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by yazmeya 11mo ago
> sales or marketing Also operations and customer support. They are your interface to real, not hypothetical, customers.
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by yazmeya 2y ago
Why not just give it the desired function signature and comments in the function body, in Python?
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by yazmeya 2y ago
Just around the same time I was working at a place that used Oracle's web app extension, with CGI endpoints written completely in PL/SQL. I did end up writing an XML parser/serializer for it.
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by yazmeya 2y ago
You should also check if the web page actually exposes this information in a <link rel="alternate"> tag. If you're running Chrome, the "RSS Subscription Extension (by Google)" extension [1] will do this for yo
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by yazmeya 2y ago
I enjoyed this talk at the DAFx17 conference by Avery Wang, co-founder of Shazam. It goes a little into the theory behind the algorithm, and looks at some of the more practical issues (background noise, etc.): https://www.youtub
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by yazmeya 2y ago
!p=>!q is exactly q=>p, and p=>q has nothing to do with that.
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by yazmeya 2y ago
Have you been to Queens a lot? There are essentially only two subway trunks for what is the largest NYC borough by area. Plenty of neighborhoods in Brooklyn are supplied only with bus service that gets incredibly sparse at night and on the
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by yazmeya 4y ago
I grew up in the 1980's USSR and it was anything but colorful.
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by yazmeya 5y ago
In fact, you don't. Your WSGI app is not a web server. It does not run or network by itself and doesn't speak HTTP. You need a compatible web server (e.g. Gunicorn) to do that for you. It's really not that much different from
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by yazmeya 6y ago
In college, we had a two-week stretch at the beginning of a new semester when you could audition classes and add/drop them at will. This was called the "shopping period", so in my view, the shopping cart analogy on the regist
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by yazmeya 6y ago
The neat thing about Rails is that going from zero to a running database-backed app is done in a ridiculously few number of keystrokes that invoke quite a bit of under-the-hood magic in terms of routing, form and view scaffolding, etc. Djan
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Quick Introduction to Live [Music] Programming With Overtone(vimeo.com)
1 points by yazmeya 14y ago|0 comments
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by yazmeya 14y ago
yes. horrible from any perspective.