correlation
Seen in one of our internal mailing list
> Hypothesis: There's a correlation between not sucking at one's job and being
professional, observant, considerate and honest.
Disproved: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Reiser
Seen in one of our internal mailing list
> Hypothesis: There's a correlation between not sucking at one's job and being
professional, observant, considerate and honest.
Disproved: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Reiser
What is PythonOnPlanes ?
PythonOnPlanes is a rapid development framework for Python which uses commonly known design patterns like ActiveRecord, Association Data Mapping, Front Controller and MVC. Our primary goal is to provide a structured framework that enables Python users at all levels to rapidly develop robust web applications, without any loss to flexibility.
See the Features list below to learn more about the framework.
Release Announcement
The Release Engineering Team is happy to announce the availability of PythonOnPlanes-1.3.07 , the latest release of the PythonOnPlanes Stable development branch. Since PythonOnPlanes-1.3.06 release we have made many improvements in functionality, stability, performance, and mod_snake_oil support for Apache web servers, as well as dealt with known security issues and made many bugfixes.
Major highlights in the release include Active Scrum Manager 1, Sanity Preserver 3.13 and Lart 22.21. This is also the first release with the PythonOnPlanes Live CD Installer officially debuting on the x86 platform.
Features
The software development world is moving towards AGILE DEVELOPMENT, WEB-2.OH, GURU PRESENCE and LEAN SOFTWARE. Our Framework is geared to support all these features.
"Out of the box" features available
Out of the box PythonOnPlanes supports
Beta Experimental Features
These features are not enabled by default and you have to enable them by editing the configuration file.
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Download PythonOnPlanes-1.3.07 from <http://pythononplanes.com/>
The "B" in "BNF" is gone. NY Times has a nice artilce about him and his noteworthy quote is tucked in at the end
Innovation, Mr. Backus said, was a constant process of trial and error.
"You need the willingness to fail all the time," he said. "You have to generate many ideas and then you have to work very hard only to discover that they don't work. And you keep doing that over and over until you find one that does work."
Link: John W. Backus, 82, Fortran Developer, Dies - New York Times
For a language which is so great, it is amazing how fscked up perl's oops is
Mozilla family of browser supports a variety about: commands. Today I searched inside the source code to see where they have been implemented and the complete list of the commands it supports. Here is the list Firefox supports. Type these urls in your Firefox browser for countless hours of fun (for very low values of fun).
Link: source code
This looks very obvious in hindsight, but I am sure not many would have thought about this. This guy uses the HL's source engine to produced a model of the Kaufmann House by Frank Lloyd Wright. Using the Source Engine, as opposed to more traditional Architectural Software, allows the use of dynamic lighting and a real-time walkthrough of the scene in high resolution.
Links: the HL map for Kaufmann House and a walk through available here
If you are seeing the line received 0 length packet from server, apparent master shutdown in your mysqld.err file (when your mysql server is a slave), check the server-id of the machines which are replicating from the same server. Most likely, you will find that there are boxes which have the same server-id
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