Tobu

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by Tobu 13y ago
Okay. It seems that if I enable the typo feature (which is disabled by default, I've just checked in a clean profile) and go to amazon.comm, I get redirected to http://amazon.com/?tag=uf024-20 ABP notifies me of the re
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by Tobu 13y ago
I can't find any reference to Amazon in the source code. The source code is over there (GPL): https://hg.adblockplus.org/adblockplus/ The article seems to say this is related to the typo feature, but https:/
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by Tobu 13y ago
Autobanning is in my opinion tricky because there's a risk of triggering an arms race between autodetection and obfuscation, and giving quick feedback to the cheaters could turn out to help them.
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by Tobu 13y ago
https://shop.wikileaks.org/donate#dcheque
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by Tobu 13y ago
Haha, I learned something and this thread is funnier for it: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bugger#Verb
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by Tobu 13y ago
I had good hopes when I saw `core.worktree`, but that was just cargo-culting. The right way to do it is to set the worktree to an outside location.
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by Tobu 13y ago
I use mini-dinstall for repos. Multiple versions would complicate things however; I'd probably do it by combining multiple suites.
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by Tobu 13y ago
This is also informative: http://pypy.org/tmdonate.html There haven't been any recent blog posts on that topic (and they aren't tagged consistently), this is the latest, which may explain the choice to go with C: http://morepypy.blogspot
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by Tobu 13y ago
Put some time limits or let anyone judge, it keeps getting stuck on “Waiting For Others”.
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by Tobu 13y ago
Ctrl-Shift-E in Firefox. (Unfortunately I tend to overflow it, and it's impossible to create groups after that)
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by Tobu 13y ago
Lovely!
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by Tobu 13y ago
Starting from zero solves the "one right way to do it" problem which is mentioned in the blog post.
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by Tobu 13y ago
I don't get the issue. In OCaml you can do |y -> y + x If y was defined in the outside scope, the case scope just shadows it.
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by Tobu 13y ago
By "talk" you mean the link to the "prefs redesign" bug, right? That bug was a good place to discuss which way the redesign would go, but Persch had already decided and made a branch to remove the code.
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by Tobu 13y ago
It can be reasonable to #if 0 a block of tricky code during a refactoring, just so that you can quickly cross the bridge to a working state. But removing it at that stage will make it impossible for the VCS to track changes to that piece o
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by Tobu 13y ago
If it works in a Python shell, it will work for an enum (this doesn't).
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by Tobu 13y ago
The only languages I'd consider strongly typed are static typed. Python functions are always 'a -> 'b (any to any), the weakest possible type for a function. Same for variables (as opposed to values), they are all 'a; same for list mem
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by Tobu 13y ago
GitHub might provide mechanism, but there is way too much policy in these proposals. Much of it could be implemented outside, though. If it's successful GitHub might take steps to remain the centre of gravity.
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by Tobu 13y ago
doesn't work . Edit wars and arbitrative administrativia are a major social problem on Wikipedia, and it has a problem retaining contributors.
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by Tobu 13y ago
It might be an interesting satellite project. One that doesn't require maintainer consent; start with statistics and highlighting, mention which projects have changed their descriptions and readmes, show contributor lists. (github network
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by Tobu 13y ago
The aliases aren't part of the enum, if you think of the enum as a set of values. Iterating is done on the values, not the names. (the next paragraph gives you the __members__ ordered dict, if you want to iterate on something else)
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by Tobu 13y ago
If this was a strongly-typed language I wouldn't want enums to be nullable, but maybe people would use that in Python. Incidentally, this makes me wonder if one could implement something similar for flags (powers of two values, overloading
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by Tobu 13y ago
Since Enums are mostly unmagical (apart from the member wrapping), you can use a compact syntax: class Colors(Enum): red, green, blue = range(3)
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by Tobu 13y ago
Strange that the auto-assigned values start at one.
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by Tobu 13y ago
The syntax is easy for us who have been using ghetto enums: class Colors: red, green, blue = range(3)
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by Tobu 13y ago
SPDY is on (as of this comment anyway).
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by Tobu 13y ago
Nope, Russel's paradox requires set membership axioms + a non-constructive definition of sets. Types are constructive here.
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by Tobu 13y ago
> https://astrid.com/home/export I get an infinite redirect loop trying to https://astrid.com/users/sign_in with google. By the way, Keep doesn't do reminders, its only purpose is simple note-taking.
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by Tobu 13y ago
I've found Any.DO better than Astrid (on an Android phone), although still not as good as what I had on a Nokia phone.
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by Tobu 13y ago
The link syntax is verbose, and there is no way to do inline links. The official page was last updated in 2009.

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