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PyPy: Py3k status update #10(morepypy.blogspot.fr)
1 points by alexis-d 14y ago|0 comments
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Python 3.3 released(python.org)
9 points by alexis-d 14y ago|0 comments
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Pypy: Py3k status update #6 (morepypy.blogspot.fr)
2 points by alexis-d 14y ago|0 comments
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A Regular Expression Matcher (Brian Kernighan, code by Rob Pike)(genius.cat-v.org)
3 points by alexis-d 14y ago|0 comments
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by alexis-d 14y ago
If you liked this you may also enjoy http://genius.cat-v.org/brian-kernighan/articles/beautiful (simple regex engine in C by Rob Pike, article written by Brian Kernighan).
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XML Denial of Service Attacks and Defenses (2009)(msdn.microsoft.com)
1 points by alexis-d 14y ago|0 comments
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by alexis-d 14y ago
1. Except the .eu I guess (otherwise I agree).
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by alexis-d 14y ago
That will better for phone interviews will Google than the "plain" Google Doc (which is just terrible for writing code -and that's normal-).
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Using Redis Pub/Sub and IRC for Error Logging with Python(charlesleifer.com)
14 points by alexis-d 15y ago|2 comments
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by alexis-d 15y ago
Oh totally, you're right, I misread his comment.
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by alexis-d 15y ago
Isn't Less written in JS now?
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by alexis-d 15y ago
I think you missed my point. I agree that for trivial regex it's useless. For instance (directly taken from Python doc) in this case: a = re.compile(r"""\d + # the integral part \. # the decimal point
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by alexis-d 15y ago
> RE patterns can be horribly ugly It worth to be noted that the verbose flag (re.X or re.VERBOSE in Python) may help to get more readable/friendly regexes (by allowing whitespace and comments).
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by alexis-d 15y ago
I think you misunderstood the phrase (which has been removed since?). I signed up (my web history has been disabled for months) and I only have data about my OSes/emails/locations, nothing about search "Web History No activity found."
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by alexis-d 15y ago
Thanks, good luck!
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by alexis-d 15y ago
Do you have any sources for those numbers? Thanks!
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by alexis-d 15y ago
I assume it's Python 2 (print is a keyword, not a function).
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by alexis-d 15y ago
Ok thanks for the explanations. "<additional meta> It is bad form on HN to complain about downvotes." I didn't complain I just wanted explanations.
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by alexis-d 15y ago
Can someone explain me the downvotes? I mean the Microsoft/Google thing was a half serious, half joke question.
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by alexis-d 15y ago
I'm French and I really think that's a shame. What's next? Microsoft to sue Google because Docs are free?
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by alexis-d 15y ago
It looks like it's Pentadactyl (an addon to use Fx with Vim-like key bindings) which provides this behaviour.
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by alexis-d 15y ago
I'm not sure we really need all those bars. I mean I use this http://i.imgur.com/0U1yW.png everyday and it's perfectly fine/usable (ok we may need to add an url/toolbar for most people, but at least it merge the tab bar and the title bar)
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by alexis-d 15y ago
arn posted this screen below: http://imgur.com/BJJOs
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by alexis-d 15y ago
I might come too !
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by alexis-d 15y ago
Note that we can use the @functools.lru_cache(None) to easily benefit from memoization.
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Python threads: communication and stopping(eli.thegreenplace.net)
40 points by alexis-d 15y ago|4 comments
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by alexis-d 15y ago
That's strange. While it's true I have "very" secure fb settings, I allowed your app to use my email address. Anyway I'll try to login with Google.
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by alexis-d 15y ago
When I tried to see problems of fall 2011 (using Facebook for login).
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by alexis-d 15y ago
Nice error handling from them... A Database Error Occurred Error Number: 1048 Column 'email' cannot be null INSERT INTO `recruit_hackers` (`email`) VALUES (NULL) Filename: /var/www/istreet/html/recruit/models/supermodel.php
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by alexis-d 15y ago
"For an example of what happens when you break compatibility in the name of "progress" see Python3, which years on is still not installed by default anywhere, and probably never will be." Python 3 is the default on some Linux distros (e.g.

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