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marcloney
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Comment #12871410
> While JinjaSQL can handle insert/update statements, you are better off using your ORM to handle such statements. JinjaSQL is mostly meant for dynamic select statements that an OR…
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Comment #6620520
This is a fantastic anecodote and after the year we've had I'm finding the challenges people are having from entering Linux are becoming less and less. Earlier today I marvelled at…
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Comment #6620515
I recently bought a new laptop and dual boot Windows 8 and Ubuntu 13.04. It took me 3 hours to get all the drivers working in Windows whilst the only issue I had with Ubuntu was th…
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Comment #6011489
Locks and Alarms are the lowest common denominator of security - it stops people from walking in but more than anything just gives an illusion of security.
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Comment #6010904
I think there is more to it than a buzzword though, the HTML5 way of doing web ie, paving the cow paths is radically different to the methodologies of XHTML, such that the range of…
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Comment #5833735
Welcome to the wild west, where we blog first and confirm later.
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Comment #5797202
Congratulations to the guys at Pin! As an Australian, I welcome this wholeheartedly. It has been extremely frustrating watching the payment revolution in the states, whilst at home…
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Comment #5690775
I remember early on in my web development career to make sure you are selling a service not a product. You aern't building a website - you are providing a marketing service, requir…
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Comment #5244441
If you place rate limiting on email accounts by default and then for the lower percent of users that need a higher rate do it on a case-by-case basis. In my experience most users t…
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Comment #5242870
What exactly makes it impractical to do powerful things? You may have disdain for certain language features but I don't understand how that makes it impractical. Most of the tech d…
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Comment #5232469
I would consider that a contradictory statement. In order to provide the best range of browser support it is usually necessary to not code to web standards to support older browser…
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Comment #5189511
We're not necessarily talking about "experienced" developers. I know plenty of people who have set up their own self-hosted WordPress instances for their personal blogs who don't k…
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Comment #5186648
PHP has a much larger install base on commercial web hosts than Ruby, so I would consider it a perfect tool for a self-hosted application. Also keep in mind PHP5 is not the same re…
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'Star Wars' spin-offs: A young Han Solo movie, and a Boba Fett film
http://insidemovies.ew.com/2013/02/06/star-wars-spin-offs-young-han-solo-movie-boba-fett/
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Comment #5123404
If HATEOAS implementation was more widespread the biggest advantage would be the ability to create standard libraries for API calls rather than thin wrappers for every language. Yo…
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Comment #5091132
Chris Coyier has a great blog entry [1] on using and creating custom fonts but Font Squirrel [2] is my tool of choice for generating cross-browser font files and the markup to embe…
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Comment #5090996
I know quite a few people who find HN to be a great source of news but don't feel like they meet the 'community standard' to submit a comment.
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Comment #5090983
Whilst using CSS pseudo elements to generate shapes is useful, I believe it's ill suited to iconography when the better solution is to use a custom web font. We've had a lot of suc…
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Comment #5090056
I think you've misunderstood the post. There are jobs available to work on "big things" and there are jobs to work on "small things". Job advertising provides a really nice set of …