Gonsalu

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by Gonsalu 16y ago
*know.
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by Gonsalu 16y ago
Bing Maps has a "bird's view" for a long time now.
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by Gonsalu 16y ago
Maybe you just had trouble understanding english.
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by Gonsalu 16y ago
http://sphinx.pocoo.org/ I find using ReST syntax more intuitive than the one used in H3RALD, and it produces HTML and PDF (actually, LaTeX, which you can then output as PDF) as well.
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by Gonsalu 16y ago
... except that's not recursion.
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by Gonsalu 16y ago
Don't forget 'o', for others! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chmod
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by Gonsalu 16y ago
hahahahahahahaha sanity checks on input at compile time hahahahahahahaha
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
http://www.webexhibits.org/causesofcolor/9.html I find this article provides a better explanation (and thorougher) of the peculiar properties of gold, and some practical manifestations of those properties.
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
Anyone else feeling this the beginning for a wave of iPad complaints?
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
I think this is supposed to be a April's fools joke. - github user created in April's 1st ( http://github.com/denied ) - contact is an email link to Armin Ronacher ( http://github.com/mitsuhiko ), who actually published the denied code in
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
What's the deal with all the sushi images in this guy's blog posts?
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
I think he's talking about this article: http://www.phreedom.org/solar/code/tinype/
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
If anything, this just goes to show the quality support you get from Freenode volunteer admins. You act like a douche, you should be treated like a douche; "essential context" of suffering from Asperger syndrome or otherwise.
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
They are called rules for a reason, he should've read them if he relied so much on the channel for communication. He should (and did) get the same treatment as anyone else. "acts like a bit of a douche" is a huge understatement; trying to u
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
Actually, it's 60 days.
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
gonsas (at) gmail (dot) com Thanks a bunch!
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
Add to that the fact that a lot of snippets are outdated...
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
Yeah, but does it run Crysis?
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
No need for cygwin (for some things at least). I downloaded the win32 ports of GNU utilities, and put them all in a directory which I then add to the PATH. http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/ Doing so, not only can I use them in vim (!sort,
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by Gonsalu 17y ago
This talk was already done on pycon, with much sleeker slides, in my opinion: http://www.slideshare.net/jacobian/django-in-the-real-world
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by Gonsalu 18y ago
The problem is that the try/catch part is implemented in the library. It is impossible for library developers to know how it should handle your exceptions, and you don't get to catch your exceptions, so there's no advantage whatsoever in us
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by Gonsalu 18y ago
The tests are using simplejson. Someone added cjson (impressive) results in the comparison, over at reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/811gl/comparing...
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by Gonsalu 18y ago
Consolas is my fixed-width font of choice :-) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consolas
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by Gonsalu 18y ago
What I do to research which video card is the best deal, is to check the latest Tom's Hardware graphics card charts: http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/graphics-cards,1.html That really eases the comparison between the loads of cards to c
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by Gonsalu 18y ago
I agree, for an "Article Skimmer" using a grid layout was not the best choice as it kinda hampers skimming through the news...
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by Gonsalu 18y ago
haha, I read the headline and my first thought was "Twitter? Oh please..."
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by Gonsalu 18y ago
HTTPU is not HTTP. That's why it has a different name...
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by Gonsalu 18y ago
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec1.html#sec1.4 "HTTP only presumes a reliable transport; any protocol that provides such guarantees can be used" UDP does not guarantee packet delivery, thus HTTP cannot ride on top of UDP.
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by Gonsalu 18y ago
Hmmm. Another piece of technology which increases the cost when buying the car, increases the cost when you need to replace it, for a marginal increase in efficiency ( up to 10% -- more likely to be ~2%, and on urban routes, I'm not bettin
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by Gonsalu 18y ago
He mentions that he'll write those 'details' in another blog post, but I agree that it would've been more interesting if he said how he handled that. Yeah, the part of not paying for the youth hostels just for the sake of not paying comes a

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