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Codayus

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    Comment #3365391

    The headline is completely wrong and misleading. There are two major mistakes: First, the linked article actually claims that the US will end up spending a total of $4 trillion ove…

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    Comment #3358458

    "We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: premature optimization is the root of all evil" -- Donald Knuth Getting the code written and the app out the …

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    Comment #3355384

    Can you point to any good tutorials for Backbone? I've found the documentation very sparse for newcomers.

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    Comment #3355277

    It's an incredible sales tool for the framework, I'll say that. I'm in the process of selecting a Javascript framework for a new project, and this makes selecting Knockout very com…

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    Comment #3343096

    Old chart - and it's been debunked too many times to count.

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    Comment #3341979

    Yes... But don't disregard the nasty collective action problem they have. Let's say one of the big labels suddenly gets religion, and rewrites their contracts with Spotify and othe…

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    Comment #3339823

    One thing to keep in mind is that restaurants typically has pretty high fixed costs (rent, power, lights, a minimum number of staff), but moderate-to-low variable costs (food, extr…

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    Comment #3338753

    While it often seems to surprise Americans, there's nothing about a universal postal service - or even universal postal service - that requires granting anyone a monopoly. Many cou…

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    Comment #3310167

    1) It looks very interesting, but I've looked at more todo list, GTD, project management, kanban, and issue tracker apps than I can list. I wouldn't mind giving this a whirl, but..…

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    Comment #3309050

    It's actually hard - and perhaps impossible - to bias a coin by weighting one face. It's not a very well studied area, but according to what info I can find[1], as general rule, yo…

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    Comment #3306340

    ...but actually, it does. http://super-economy.blogspot.com/2011/04/iq-income-and-weal... Zagorsky is being sited in other comments here, but the problem with Zagorsky is that his …

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    Comment #3305902

    Git is very, VERY commonly used in a "centralised" manner, so don't worry about that. Once you're used to git, the overhead of having to commit and push whenever you would have jus…

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    Comment #3299526

    You're half right. If you think about it a bit, you'll work out that taxing "bad things" is a great idea, and that the proper tax rate is the net externality of the activity. We're…

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    Comment #3292181

    Everything in the article is based on a single data source: Page hits at DistroWatch. And that's a completely useless data source. We don't have the slightest idea how many people …

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    Comment #3285327

    Pretty much every single element of the iPhone 4s is a copy. Admittedly, it's mostly a copy of other Apple products (most significantly, the iPhone 4), but that doesn't change the …

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    Comment #3280887

    I've been using Django BruteBuster[0], but this project looks interesting. Is it worth switching? [0]: http://code.google.com/p/django-brutebuster/

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    Comment #3278853

    My experience is that Python is everywhere, but Ruby is a tiny niche. I know lots of Python developers, but I don't know a SINGLE Ruby developer. There was recently a Python confer…

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    Comment #3278636

    Shorter article: European governments claim that the US government is selling European consumers cheap fuel. European governments vow to stop this terrible nightmare.

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    Comment #3275735

    There is no connection.

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    Comment #3272790

    I am aware of multiple cases where subject matter experts have tried to fix errors relating to their area of expertise, had the changes reverted, and given up. The phenomenon is by…

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    Comment #3272771

    Uh huh. Interesting argument, but I'm afraid that the Linux kernel is fundamentally not like an encyclopaedia.

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    Comment #3272189

    Let me rephrase - Django is typically run as a WSGI app. uWSGI is a WSGI server that can speak HTTP or its own uwsgi protocol (currently supported by nginx and cherokee). Gunicorn …

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    Comment #3269154

    Most of the numbers are going to depend on your job, your location, your lifestyle, your preferences, etc. Live in the suburbs and you'll probably spend a lot on transport, but les…

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    Comment #3268774

    Point 7 - Port Binding: I'm interested in hearing anyone else's views on this. How would you even do this for a Django app? And is this really better than just using WSGI? Is anyon…

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    Comment #3268749

    Point 3 - Config: The claim is that you shouldn't have a config file that you don't check into source control like Rails' config/database.yaml, or the common Django settings_local.…