dustinrodrigues

Probably shouldn't just be using HTTP for a password change.

Are there similar tutorials for Django? I really enjoyed RailsCasts when I was looking into Ruby on Rails.

This person submitted a Yahoo bracket, but it wasn't part of the billion dollar challenge. But still, 32/32 is nothing to shrug at. The rest of his bracket is pretty reasonable too, except for Oregon in the final four. Oftentimes, people who are correct after the first sets of games are people who don't have a very sound bracket and randomly chose upsets that happened to end up correct.

It's not that he inherited his wealth, it's that he grew up in a privileged environment that gave him opportunities most other people didn't have.

    Hardware

    Look, no one’s going to beat Apple at this game, so I won’t lie to you. It’s not as nice as typing away on a MacBook Pro. It also costs less than one-tenth of the price of the MBP, so, given that, the hardware performs much better than one-tenth the quality components.

I agree that Apple products are significantly more expensive, but saying that it's "less than 1/10" the price of a MacBcook Pro is a bit disingenuous. The most comprable Apple laptop to the Chromebook is the 11" MacBook Air, whose price starts at $1000.

I think that installing and configuring a database like Postgres or MySQL would be useful since it's often a non-trivial step in getting a production app ready (e.g. for Heroku).