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by JelteF 11y ago
The two libraries I've created both use a combination of 3to2 and pasteurize to convert the python 3 code to python 2. The only issues I've run into are new error types that I could not use. But there seem to be quite some issue
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PyLaTeX 1.0.0: Generate LaTeX files and snippets, now with documentation(github.com)
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by JelteF 11y ago
I know more people that use Python 3 in production than ones that use PyPy in production. If PyPy really thinks of itself as being the future, I don't understand why they are not adding more Python 3 support. I understand that they don
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by JelteF 11y ago
This has a simpler an cleaner user interface, but Osmand has many more features.
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by JelteF 11y ago
There already existed a plugin for this https://cookiesok.com/ , but it misses quite a lot. Hopefully this works better.
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by JelteF 11y ago
When I needed a Python generation, I created abstractions between Python and LaTeX. The documentation is far from finished, but it should be fairly understandable with the examples. Docs: https://jeltef.github.io/PyLaTeX&#x2
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by JelteF 12y ago
I hope you do understand that it would not damaging compatibility with 95-98, but with windows 8. The class of programs that this is for runs fine on Windows 8, because they are not executing legacy code for 95-98. But the check for 95-98 w
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by JelteF 12y ago
I think what the OP implied is that things will always be used by criminals for other purposes than intended.
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PyLaTeX 0.6: Generate snippets or full documents using easy Python syntax(github.com)
13 points by JelteF 12y ago|0 comments
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by JelteF 12y ago
One of the gotchas is that the comments are in Chinese, so it will be much harder to send in useful pull requests.
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by JelteF 12y ago
It wasn't me, but I can understand that for sharing scripts this should be quite useful. Also, I think the Python 3 division is way more logical (like most things in Python 3) and the old division is only one / more away. (/
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by JelteF 12y ago
Of course Desktop environments matter, that's why there are so many of them. I would be able to use Ubuntu almost like my own machine if I would install my window manger and utilities on it. What I meant however is that the defaults of
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by JelteF 12y ago
What the author somehow doesn't get is that you shouldn't see Linux as a whole. You should look at different distributions like you look at Windows vs OSX. Different distributions are totally different to end users, although they
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by JelteF 12y ago
Google is super slow in supporting Python 3 for anything, their python API client still hasn't been ported. It's the only dependency for one of my old projects that makes it unportable to Python 3
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by JelteF 12y ago
I think it's strange that they use Morris.js[1] for their graphs on the main pages, but don't mention it anywhere. [1] https://morrisjs.github.io/morris.js/
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by JelteF 12y ago
To this day the thing I think about when someone mentions a stereogram is this version of tetris. http://3dimka.deviantart.com/art/3D-Stereogram-Tetris-367952...
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by JelteF 12y ago
I would like to know how it compares to other graphing libraries. I am one of the current main contributers of Morris.js[1]. I really like some of the things this tackles. However, one of the main things I noticed missing is that there is n
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by JelteF 12y ago
This is the first time I've heard of a style guide that demands a mixture of tabs and spaces. I thought this was very much frowned upon.
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by JelteF 12y ago
Why would you ever use this instead of an easier preprocessor like sass or less?
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by JelteF 12y ago
Try ntfs3g, it works like a charm. http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-download/
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by JelteF 12y ago
System76 always looks quite good, especially if you don't need windows. https://system76.com/laptops/model/galu1
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by JelteF 12y ago
The key feature in vim for me is that I never have to move my fingers from the typing position on the keyboard. I never have to look away to find the home key or the arrow keys. All the things mentioned in the article are just there to not
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by JelteF 12y ago
I really don't like Foundation because of the way it looks out of the box. Everything is way to square and brightly colored. Bootstrap just looks quite good from the start. After a quick look at the markup however, I really think Found
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by JelteF 12y ago
I'm having quite a lot of trouble typing QWERTY when I'm normally typing Dvorak. It's about the only thing I dislike about having learnt Dvorak.
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by JelteF 12y ago
If you don't need all the features from Flotr, you could be quite a bit better of using Morris.js[1]. I've been using it for my work and have been really impressed. PS. I'm one of the collaborators now, since I needed some fe
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by JelteF 12y ago
Does this have some kind of git integration? Like linking to commits/branches
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by JelteF 12y ago
Genkernel has never worked for me and configuring a kernel is a really good learning experience. Which is probably what you want if you install Gentoo.
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by JelteF 12y ago
I'm a heavy Gentoo user and a weekend should be enough. Especially if you've compiled a kernel before (do this btw, don't use genkernel). As for speed, I doubt you'll really doubt you'll notice much. Memory usage a
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by JelteF 12y ago
I just use a shell script based on this SO answer. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9023164/in-bash-how-can-... The only sort of problem with it is that the output gets merged with each other. You can quite eas
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by JelteF 12y ago
Maybe add 2012 to the title?

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