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tkaemming

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About tkaemming

http://kaemming.com http://github.com/tkaemming

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    Comment #5220864

    It's a shame that comments like this one repudiating several of the details in the original article can't be viewed at the location of the originating post. Instead, everyone who r…

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    Comment #4819604

    > What is a distributed commenting system? An HTML script tag to load a static file that will ping an api that will serve you comments. This is how Disqus works. Something still ha…

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    Comment #4114962

    > There's no way that we can entrust the business to something that can just catastrophically fail at any moment. Anything, including service providers, can catastrophically fail a…

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    Comment #3839964

    It's worth noting that if you're planning on instantiating multiple instances of the same "class" (to use the term generically/loosely) instead of immediately invoking the function…

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    Comment #3753317

    > "git reset" has quite simple syntax, but it confuses the hell out of even experienced git users because it's very clever and potentially very dangerous. For anyone who gets a pan…

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    Comment #3654315

    I've found this view_class_decorator and MultipleFormView particularly helpful with class-based views: https://gist.github.com/1953579

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    Comment #3654227

    Seeking Work - Remote preferred, or SF-ish (North Bay) Available for short- or long-term engagements. Experience with building large Django applications and working all over the st…

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    Comment #3650894

    > Running a whole VM just to run an app is immensely irritating. Although starting a VM to run an app is irritating, spending time hunting down why your build is breaking (or worse…

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    Comment #3614247

    The redirection has to be done on the client-side, because the server never receives the fragment identifier as part of the URL.

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    Comment #3097098

    Steve actually drove a Mercedes SL55 AMG: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2011/10/steve-jobs-...

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    Comment #2981083

    The Dijkstra transcript referred to a bit deeper in the thread about why sequence numbering starts at zero is a tangentially interesting read: http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/tr…

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    Comment #2956368

    If you think that's exorbitant, you should check out the $29.99 iPhone app.

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    Comment #2792395

    Also worth noting is Steve Souders' control.js ( http://stevesouders.com/controljs/ ) which adds some tools for delayed script execution and solves a few document.write use cases t…

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    Comment #2699547

    It's easier to ensure that you live on a "quiet street" when the street doesn't go anywhere.

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    Comment #2066122

    That's easy — just delete `decimal.py` from your standard library.

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    Comment #2038471

    Homebrew is another popular alternative to MacPorts that you may be interested in looking at: https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew

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    Comment #1998364

    "I agree with you and generally this is a great way for a startup to save money as well because new grads are cheap." I'd argue the opposite case — if it's true that a good program…

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    Comment #1980337

    I updated the original comment w/ the original and updated text. Sorry if you saw this as inappropriate — I had updated it before it was upvoted and thought it only clarified the p…

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    Comment #1979925

    They (nginx, lighttpd) are more difficult to exploit, especially when used to buffer requests to a heavier upstream server like Apache. EDIT (Clarification): They (nginx, lighttpd)…

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    Comment #1939525

    I'd hardly consider the V8 JavaScript engine a second-class citizen in Chrome at this point.

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    Comment #1868135

    If you're going to call Deschutes a Portland beer at 160+ miles away (and at the same time, leave out Rogue? That one confused me.), I think it's fair to call Russian River, North …