Excellent article on code smells.
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Excellent article on code smells.
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Ever forget to sudo before you started editing that file in vim? Here's a nifty, tee-based trick to save you some hassle.
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Fun with optimizing compilers.
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If you ever find yourself cursing about an ORA-01652: unable to extend temp segment by 128 in tablespace TEMP at 11 PM on your birthday, this article might be just the thing for you.
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Handy article on scrolling with screen, which I use rarely enough that I always need to look this up.
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Nifty post on reducing boilerplate and improving argument parsing in Django management commands.
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Nice intro to debugging in Python using pdb.
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How is this the first time I've heard of Functional Java?
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One of the (in Internet time, at least) golden oldies. Re-reading this makes me cringe when I think back.
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The most concise description I've found of really using pip.
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07:59
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Interesting post about negative hiring impacts caused by sacrificing quality. I also recommend the first post in the series, which focuses on the psychological impacts of sacrificing quality.
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Co-routines as an alternative to state machines. And the money quote: Co-routines are to state machines what recursion is to stacks
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A new-and-improved hierarchy of needs for a our new-and-improved era.
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A handy-dandy list of retorts for when the PM in your life is being unreasonable.
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The Tuscany community has put together a wiki that, among other things, describes some Maven archetypes for getting started with Tuscany. Trust me, this is a real win.
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Django Circular Model References highlights a neat trick to make Django models play nice with circular references.
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Rosetta Code is a nifty site that has a set of common tasks implemented in many different languages.
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Short, easy-to-follow tutorial for Jersey, the Java RI for RESTful web services.
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This PyCon talk on profiling is really good stuff. Also, it's nice that he points to KCachegrind and RunSnakeRun for better visualizations than the default from cProfile.
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Install instructions that actually work for cx_Oracle on an Intel Mac. It requires MacPorts and doesn't work with the latest version (5.0.2) of cx_Oracle, so make sure you actually use 4.4.1.
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