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7y ago
eclipse + pydev?
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7y ago
(not OP, but here's my 2c) comments should explain why you choose to write the corresponding line of code. It's a "meta-communication" between the original author (even a previous-month you) and the reader. Code reading
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7y ago
For firefox there is https://addons.mozilla.org/it/firefox/addon/facebook-contain... to limit the interaction between facebook.com, you, and the rest of the internet.
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7y ago
Safari is the new netscape. Chrome is the new ie
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7y ago
how everything you said "It’s not really worrying"?
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7y ago
wooosh
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is is beyond being an egotistical and cynical POV. besides, if this is true then you shouldn't publicize anti-vax, because this means "not everyone else" is vaccinated.
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7y ago
so, is javascript an interpreted language? what about jits? ...or babel, for what is worth. if languages are "compiled" why does both C and C++ (and also java etc...) need a "memory model"? bare physical address and real
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because languages are specification, "books". they are not interpreted nor compiled. The most common implementations of the C language are compilers, yes, but "compiled" it's not a language property oh, and btw: the
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7y ago
this is the core reason for free software
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> Each of the languages above reports the string length as the number of code units that the string occupies. Python 3 strings have (guaranteed-valid) UTF-32 semantics, so the string occupies 5 code units. In UTF-32, each Unicode scalar
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7y ago
kstars is on android too: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.kde.kstars...
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7y ago
wait until you discover java's interfaces
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7y ago
Why do you think making a dinner roll should be billed at the same rate of your job?
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7y ago
I lost so many weeks trying to decode the f k of the code written in scala with so much "magic" in it. And I'm working with a colleague to "unmagic" it in our source base.
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7y ago
as a counter argument: have you ever known of spelling bee in France?
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7y ago
I cannot suggest enough to avoid this debate and pass to elastic tabstops http://nickgravgaard.com/elastic-tabstops/
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7y ago
umm, I'm pretty sure this is not the point of the article.
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7y ago
They likelly had forgotten how it was before
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7y ago
soo.. like lyx? https://www.lyx.org/
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7y ago
This is not mypy, it's "python-the-language": the annotations are values, and, in this case, the method annotations are evaluated when encountered - which is before the end of the class. So you are trying to use a value sti
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7y ago
I really need to tell you... html is already only presentation. The content is in the backend system
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7y ago
But... Why don't you just use the <noscript> tag? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/no...
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7y ago
hey, hey! have you known about this new "webservices" stuff? with SOAP you can call remote code as it is here! and with WSDL you can create automatically the client!
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8y ago
khtml was designed to be embedded. I don't know about webkit/chromium stuff
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8y ago
this is good stuff. please come back 10 years ago and do it!
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8y ago
for one, after some scala exposure, I am missing the "simplicity" of java.
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8y ago
relatively... you can make a base64 encoding of the graph and have a png link like https://demo.kroki.io/graphviz/png/eNpLyUwvSizIUHBXqPZIzcnJ1...
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8y ago
so... the real problem is the crappy apple's magic mouse?
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8y ago
try java. no, seriously. java and a good IDE (netbeans or eclipse, not some editors like vscode) are a godsend to handle "bigger" project. It's absolutely fast to compile and insanely on-the-fly static checks all over the pla
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