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jamongkad
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Comment #9898482
Your experience really resonates with me. I too suffer from occasional panic attacks. What techniques do you use to suppress them?
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Comment #4124606
I'm curious as well...and while I'm at it do you store the analytics in a db?
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Comment #3459069
I agree. I'm a huge proponent on giving it a try and seeing where you are from just doing it.
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Comment #3427185
Exactly as painful as it might seem. Automated tests can only get you so far. Sometimes you just have to suck it up and dig into the code base.
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Comment #3091773
Agreed that is why I always walk to work and rarely bring my car.
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Comment #3074742
No you're definitely not the only one. My company uses EC2 for our production environment and I loathe the management interface with a passion. Amazon should definitely hire a UI e…
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Comment #2311999
I'm an interested party as well. As a student of machine learning I would love to learn the techniques you've applied. I'm doing a data mining startup and this would be very helpfu…
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Comment #2264483
I think the rabbit hole goes a little deeper than that don't you think?
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Comment #2264438
> content tube sites that have some really quite excellent taxonomy, categorization and deeper search functions - surfacing the content that each viewer wants is a unique experienc…
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Comment #1981483
Wow looks like web.py for PHP. I think I've seen a similar project whilst lurking around Github the other day.
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Comment #1846515
Nice but is there any mention in the article about support for just writing plain old SQL? I love the ideas of ORMs (my app now currently uses SQLAlchemy) but I find myself droppin…
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Comment #1840855
I rock it old school and still prefer web.py over anything.
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Comment #1492809
How does Flask compare with web.py?
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Comment #989292
Word...though I think you'd be pleased to know that Kohana is one of the better engineered PHP code bases out there.
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Comment #988797
Personally I would go for either CodeIgniter or it's more well built cousin Kohana.