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Python Deflowered [pdf](infiltratecon.com)
2 points by Walkman 12y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 12y ago
What if you don't try to solve that but a different problem first? Make the app good enough for existing private teams to be usable! E.g. we play weekly, organize the event through Facebook for years but still a pain sometimes. Someb
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by Walkman 12y ago
Would you mind linking those threads from HN where this idea came up?
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by Walkman 12y ago
Wow, another update (3064)!
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Apple's Biggest Design Crime(fastcodesign.com)
5 points by Walkman 12y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 12y ago
I use it on OS X also, but I have to restart every day multiple times.
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by Walkman 12y ago
yes
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by Walkman 12y ago
No ST3 is not stable. I can choose between latest beta (3059) which often crash with 'plugin_host' so I have to restart, because none of the plugins works after that. Or I can choose 3062 which doesn't open sidebar tree somet
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Host Benchmarker - Real Web Hosting Stats(hostbenchmarker.com)
3 points by Walkman 12y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 12y ago
I did not said it is stupid, I said you give up things if you use it. Your use case perfectly makes sense, I did not thought about that! But I don't mind reading manuals since I got Dash[1] :) [1]: http://kapeli.com/da
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by Walkman 12y ago
> Turn (almost) any command line program into a full GUI application with one line and lose the ability to pipe, check exit status, run from cron, run through ssh or a different machine, call from other scripts... The last couple of mont
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Pygal – A Python SVG Charts Creator(pygal.org)
69 points by Walkman 12y ago|9 comments
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Student’s six-foot water and solar-powered lens purifies polluted water(buffalo.edu)
68 points by Walkman 12y ago|45 comments
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Windowless Planes Offer Passengers Spectacular Panoramic Views(iflscience.com)
3 points by Walkman 12y ago|0 comments
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Reversing the dropbox client on windows(slideshare.net)
4 points by Walkman 12y ago|0 comments
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Linux Performance(brendangregg.com)
186 points by Walkman 12y ago|22 comments
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by Walkman 12y ago
Anki have shared decks[1], but the general advice is that you always create your own deck. I personally hand create every single card I learn and couldn't be happier with the results so far. [1]: https://ankiweb.net/sha
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by Walkman 12y ago
Why don't just submit these to http://pyvideo.org/ ?
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by Walkman 12y ago
You should really pick something you care about and solve a problem in that area. You will be more motivated, you will learn faster and you choose the complexity!
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Apple shows H2 titles in PNG instead of plain text
1 points by Walkman 12y ago|2 comments
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Fulfilling the higher calling(pokerstarsblog.com)
1 points by Walkman 12y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 12y ago
> Simple is better than complex. I think Python exceptions are verbose enough, not necessary to make it more verbose, more complicated.
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by Walkman 12y ago
How you define "too long" and "too verbose"?
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by Walkman 12y ago
I don't understand what are you talking about. AFAIK, you don't have to reraise the previous exception: In [1]: try: ...: raise Exception('Something is wrong') ...: except Exception as e: .
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by Walkman 12y ago
If you __str__ is broken, the traceback would fail which would be awful. Once I wrote a __str__ method on a class which got into an infinite loop :) When I showed the traceback to an advanced developer, he told me immediately what was happe
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by Walkman 12y ago
I thought about channels, but the first would be a "public" channel where everybody joins by default and it cannot be deleted.
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by Walkman 12y ago
A public chat channel where everybody can write and read would be nice!
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by Walkman 12y ago
I never rebase commits which clearly shows how I got from point A to point B, even if I was wrong at the first time, but keeping typos in the log I think is silly.
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by Walkman 12y ago
Please put links for these views to the top!
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by Walkman 12y ago
There is no practical difference. Yes, you clone and have the whole repository on the disk, but after a sparse checkout you only have to deal with the files you are interested in. The only problem can be with Facebook-sized repositories, bu

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