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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
as an italian ... it's strange to read Dante in english :)
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Jitpy(github.com)
2 points by _ZeD_ 12y ago|0 comments
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
Well, a "solution" is a typechecker-as-lint, something like mypy[0]. I think it's also for this "pluggability" (it's an external program, not the interpreter, so you can freely choose what to run) that GvR prop
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
I rest on my Slack :)
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
I'ts only me who keeps earing "Blob!" [0] in my mind? ..[0] http://www.openbsd.org/lyrics.html#39
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
What's so strange about this markup? It's plain html.
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
Funny how you conflate "rich" with "smart and generally good"
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
You mean ... it has a better HiDPI support than that OSX-style configuration GNOME does.
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
I don't know why we need an english name for every keyword in programming languages!
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
You miss the base-10 point: you can switch in zero time from 240cm to 2.4m and vice-versa, as you can switch in zero time from $2,40 to ¢240 when you expect ¢60 in return. And you can totally ignore the "2", and focus on the &
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
not atomic
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
Truth to be told, while "request" is a fine library, it's not true that "any idiomatic python programmer today will most likely use [it]". A small, vocal minority sure use it, but I'm sure far, far many program
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
style
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
How is this different from owncloud[1]? [1] http://owncloud.org/
885.
by _ZeD_ 12y ago
what?
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by _ZeD_ 12y ago
because is not.
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
well, it depends on the console.log implementation :) On firefox I get >>> console.log.call(undefined, "Hi") Hi
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
do you know plac[0]? [0] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/plac
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Http://www.rawlemon.com/(rawlemon.com)
2 points by _ZeD_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
I think the "array" notion is just to differentiate from the "cons sequence" (or linked-list) notion of the lisp family lists
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
well, the announce also talks about Telecom Italia, and I'm more baffled about this...
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
So, are you using python3?
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
MP3s that belong to another application sorry??? Since when mp3 (or any media files) should belong to applications??? That data is the user data, it's not tied to a specific application.
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
As an aside note, italian has "two" formal versions of "you". The informal one, "tu", is common on all the peninsula. The formal version "voi" (2nd person plural) is more common in the south of the It
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
Clearly boh redhat and debian should switch to the even superior slackware txz.
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
take a look at http://www.dabeaz.com/coroutines/Coroutines.pdf
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
A thing I don't about telenav it's the fact they only release us-only applications. Why can't I use their app? The OSM maps are global...
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
I'm not sure you can do -"string" :)
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
what is described for perl is python's sort(cmp=...)
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by _ZeD_ 13y ago
They resolve differenti problems: say you have a list of complex object, and you wanna sort by an attribute, you can use mylist.sort(key=lambda element: element.attribute) Elsewere, say you want to sort a non-omogeneous list, or ac

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