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tartley
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Comment #12299997
That's like saying "I don't use wheels, because I don't live in the prehistoric era when they were invented." Some tools are fundamental. A tool to solve the problem of executing d…
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Comment #5461383
Since they are interoperable, you can write in pyopengl for Punic code, then convert your half dozen opengl calls in your innermost loops into pyglet for performance.
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Comment #5314142
Lots of civilisations have collapsed throughout all of history. Millions of people have starved to death as a result. What makes you think we're somehow immune?
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Comment #5274027
+1 for #3 It's not just in the diffs. Trailing commas make editing the list easier.
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Comment #5274010
I think he invited pull requests containing implementations.
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Comment #5273426
Using script files to store config is convenient, but is it true that in some circumstances it could give malicious parties a chance to inject arbitrary executed code into your env…
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Comment #4239623
Hey. Out of interest, Jason, would you personally write a functional test that spun up a local SFTP server like I describe? As a developer who's better than average, it presumably …
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Comment #4239595
Hey. It's a nice idea, but there are problems with this. The actual output varies depending on your hardware & driver combo, and is substantially affected by the state of the graph…
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Comment #4234775
An interesting aspect of the "different dimension" is that functional tests actually demonstrate that your application works. If your website is down after deploying a well-functio…
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Comment #4233416
I'm a big fan of unit & functional testing. One reason for not writing functional tests though is that they are way harder to write than unit tests (assuming that your unit tests a…
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Comment #3883152
http://ontwik.com/python/django-deployment-workshop-by-jacob...
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Comment #2490254
Our intro page does need some love, good call. >> HTML5 charting or Google Visualisation This would be great. Maybe we could have a canvas element off on some discreet pane somewhe…
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Comment #2490146
Hey. Thanks for the comment. Yep. Right now the beta only works on regular OS & browsers, and on the Nokia N900, but we still have some work to do on Android, and have yet to test …
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Rate our pivot : PythonAnywhere
We recently posted a 'Rate our Pivot', for Project Dirigible, our Python-based spreadsheet web-application. (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2304691) We received some great res…
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Comment #2014084
Hey. OP here. This comment is the closest to my actual motivation for producing the post, although me and my co-author that afternoon were not so much angry about it as just 'delir…
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Comment #1982407
Yeah, most are, but the good ones are amazing . As a for instance, I spent years going to large corporate oriented industry conferences, and hating them. Last few years, I've disco…
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Comment #1886672
Hey ivank. I work at Resolver, and just wanted to say, that's a fair comment. Getting the startup time of Resolver One down has been difficult for us. Our new web-app will fix that…
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Comment #509730
It sounds like use in moderation might make it easier to rapidly leap around the conceptual problem space, perhaps reaching apparently unrelated insights. This tallies with the ste…
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Comment #255440
I suspect that being a foreigner meant you didn't pick up on a lot of the class-based ambition in London. The city is moribund with it. Every social event reeks of it. I'm English,…