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9 months ago
in virtualenvwrapper bash completion on Arthur Koziel’s Blog
I didn't know how to do this, so thanks for publishing it! I rolled a modified version into release 1.2 (http://blog.doughellmann.com/2008/10/virtualenv...). The only change I made was to use the shell function show_workon_options instead of a simple "ls", so the egg files aren't included.
1 year ago
in Hi, my name is Jesse and I abuse list comprehensions. on jessenoller.com comments
I find list comprehensions easier to grok when they are written on multiple lines.
[ value
for item in sequence
(if condition)
]
[ value
for item in sequence
(if condition)
]
1 year ago
in woop woop: Pycon or Bust. on jessenoller.com comments
You're such a geek. See you there!
1 year ago
in Modify Django To Support Group By Query Function on Django Aware
Have you submitted this as a patch?
1 year ago
in Fixing the Leopard install of Python, and virtualenv for the win. on jessenoller.com comments
I've been loving virtualenv, and your sandbox switching scripts sound like an improvement over typing the long paths out by hand each time I want to change my active environment.
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1 year ago
in Where the Django Blogging Apps at? on jessenoller.com comments
Oh, that URL is: http://groups.google.com/group/ghop-python
1 year ago
in Where the Django Blogging Apps at? on jessenoller.com comments
If you have ideas for open source Python project, post them over at the GHOP google group so we can use them for the contest. Free labor!
1 year ago
in The next step in Digg clones (Scripting News) on Scripting News
The next step would be to build a site to allow *multiple* communities to do this. You, Steve, Om, and Scoble are interesing to some people, but another group would be more interesting to others.
1 year ago
in Solving the TinyUrl centralization problem (Scripting News) on Scripting News
Should this be a function of the service itself, or the browser? It seems like some sort of lossless compression could be applied to the original URL to come up with a new one with a form like short://compressed_data_here. Granted, you wouldn't end up with 2 character URLs. On the other hand, with a standardized algorithm there wouldn't be a need for a backend database, either, since the client could expand the URL before opening it.
magic () { python -c "import foo; foo"; }