Keats

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   by Keats 12y ago

   I do the same, mainly because I don't want to go through all the possible features folders to find the tests (I also put templates in a separate directory). The advantage of grouping everything is you can just copy paste a feature an
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   by Keats 12y ago

   You need to know the sort code / account number you're sending money to which is written on the cards the first time, after that it's already saved in my bank portal and I can just select them
3. 363.▲
   by Keats 12y ago

   Not entirely sure how different it is in the US but I (UK) can send money from my bank account to a friend's one and he/she gets the money in less than 20 seconds.
4. 364.▲
   by Keats 12y ago

   I just heard that and can't really believe anyone would say yes. Why would anyone spend the last year of their life working, and working for someone else?
5. 365.▲
   by Keats 12y ago

   How does it compare to something like BrowserSync ( http://www.browsersync.io/ ) which also works for js (and sync throuch devices as well, which is very neat) ?
6. 366.▲
   by Keats 12y ago

   It's pelican with the Hyde theme ( https://github.com/poole/hyde ) I ported to pelican: https://github.com/Keats/pelican-hyde
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   by Keats 12y ago

   It actually started talking with a friend at lunch about taking pictures from python without the motion part and I decided to add the motion detection later on. It's definitely not the best thing, motion looks much better, but it wa
8. 368.▲
   by Keats 12y ago

   Sorry for that, I'll fix them tonight. It's quite obvious that there are too many looking at the article again
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   Turning a laptop into a CCTV(vincent.is)

   74 points by Keats 12y ago|15 comments
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    by Keats 12y ago

    I made one as well [0] for my own invoices as a contractor in the UK which I made to try out Typescript. I just went the way of using the print to pdf feature of the browser rather than generating the PDF myself (and no need for any server
11. 371.▲
    by Keats 12y ago

    The colour (#777) makes it hard to read (at least for me). Having it in black (and font-size bumped to 16px) makes it way more readable
12. 372.▲
    by Keats 12y ago

    First commit for Ansible in 2012 ( https://github.com/ansible/ansible/commits/devel?page=329 ). I guess the previous searches are for the scifi tech devices
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    by Keats 12y ago

    Interesting how there are dozens of sites for bootstrap but so few for Foundation.
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    by Keats 12y ago

    Why would it use bootstrap ? It doesn't make sense to use it when you know exactly how things are supposed to look and looks are quite different (inputs for example). Having more choices is nicer.
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    by Keats 12y ago

    Font is rendered ok on chrome/ubuntu but the text is way too light to be readable
16. 376.▲
    by Keats 12y ago

    Scala is pretty slow
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    by Keats 12y ago

    Is anyone using Flexbox in production? I'm wondering how it works in practice, caniuse indicates that it can support all major recent browsers and not having to use a grid library would be nice.
18. 378.▲
    by Keats 12y ago

    Thanks, somehow missed it all this time
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    by Keats 12y ago

    Are you (JetBrains) going to offer those SQL features to PyCharm etc or will it always be a standalone (or it already exists but I never looked for it) ?
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    by Keats 12y ago

    I was working at a startup before contracting so my advice won't necessarily be what you're looking for but since I started looking for clients about 1 month after the end of my job, I guess it still counts. Depending on where yo
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    by Keats 12y ago

    Since you are the main force behind HTTP in rust, when do you think it (and rust) would be ready ? You just started on Teepee and it seems like there are lots of breaking changes on rust itself every week so that's not really incitin
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    by Keats 12y ago

    As several person mentioned already, wheels ( http://wheel.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ ) make deploying much easier (and faster), not needing to get anything from pypi.
23. 383.▲
    by Keats 12y ago

    Do you have the link for that topic ?
24. 384.▲
    by Keats 12y ago

    Right during the Europython for the London one. That's annoying.
25. 385.▲
    by Keats 12y ago

    I didn't get that part either. ui-router works well for me and doesn't have equivalent issues to rendering nested routes in the same outlet I had in Ember.
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    by Keats 12y ago

    I've used both and I much prefer Angular, more flexible and I find the simple object approach way easier to understand than the getters/setters. If you worry that much about difficulty of maintenance because someone is calling the
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    by Keats 12y ago

    I don't use anonymous classes for controllers so that's not an issue for me but if you want to use them, I don't think there's a way to do it in typescript
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    by Keats 12y ago

    Typescript classes work nicely with Angular controller I find. Coffeescript ones too.
29. 389.▲
    by Keats 12y ago

    Is it only me or the comments are completely unreadable due to their color? I need to highlight them to read properly
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    by Keats 12y ago

    append ?share=1 to the URL and you can see everything unblurred