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thanks. that part i can understand but why do that?

can someone explain what's the meaning of this line

> df['y'] = np.log(df['y'])

iPad 2 is one beast device, live through so many updates and is actually very usable.

given that most browsers already support woff, i may go with your approach :).

I'm curious. If visitors visit a site using a font served by Google fonts and visit another using the same font, will it use the cache from the browser?

because if yes, then i rather let the font served by Google fonts.

CDN would help a lot in this case and is a lot cheaper.

to me, Ubuntu 14.10 is still very rough. there are so many inconsistency everywhere: shortcuts, software's ui, etc...

take a simple example: usually Ctrl Q (cmd q on os x) means quit. try doing on os x will quit the app 9 out of 10 times. on ubuntu? not really.

these ain't startups !_!

The performance is ok for me (Air 2011).A bit slower but stable so far.

TKL/60% keyboard or nothing. Full size keyboard is so clunky.

it's so nice to have an alternative, though Joda works well enough currently.

what distinguish notebox from other note app, says Simplenote?

so these means for small websites only?

How would u scale it, expecting to cache everything in memory?

you means there's no db? everything get stored in json ?

github pages and heroku are free. i prefer github pages though. if you want a vps, DO is cheap ($5/month) or Ramnode($15/year)