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Amazon MP3 music store will be pre-loaded on the Android platform
(phx.corporate-ir.net)
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18y ago
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alexk
18y ago
I've heard that ~ 199, anyway, we'll know very soon
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An Interview with Guido van Rossum
(oreilly.com)
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Android phone: all specs and apps revealed
(tmonews.com)
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alexk
18y ago
Sometimes you need to express your opinion to start a discussion.
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alexk
18y ago
1. Can you list a couple of features of C++ you are talking about? 2. Why do you thing that list comprehensions are so difficuilt to learn? iterators, generators and list comprehensions are easy and clean concepts. If you want a feature, yo
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alexk
18y ago
So, what's your favorite language?
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Python's Super is nifty, but you can't use it
(fuhm.net)
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alexk
18y ago
Cool, just did not know about this one
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Ask HN: Virus scan service?
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18y ago
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alexk
18y ago
quit my job, no funding, just own savings, each day of my personal freedom and a hard work is the best revenue I can get from this risk!
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alexk
18y ago
Zoho Creator, I believe that CogHead was the first one, and even if not, you have MS Access and a bunch of other tools targeting the same approach
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alexk
18y ago
C++ has a great support and is stable, has a super powerful community, good libs (boost) C# is also good and stable, if you want Linux, you can use Mono. Java - is ok as well here, can be mixed with C++ I would personaly choose C++(low)/Pyt
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18y ago
tons of stuff, but my favorite are bytecode, modules, classes and type hinting
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alexk
18y ago
1 - Python parser generators often are a bunch of .py files, so you won't get anything external 2 - With PLY ( and some others) you can use any non-terminal as the start in the test mode, and it won't make any impact on the performance 4 -
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18y ago
why don't you use any parser generator (e.g. PLY) and write a grammar instead?
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Patterns in Python
(suttoncourtenay.org.uk)
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VideoSurf demo nearly lives up to pre-show hype
(news.cnet.com)
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First beam in the LHC - accelerating science
(press.web.cern.ch)
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Apple unveils video iPod, new iMac
(news.cnet.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
What are you talking about?
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Improving Your Concentration
(k-state.edu)
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Why Python?
(linuxjournal.com)
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RescueTime now supports Google Chrome for Windows
(blog.rescuetime.com)
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18y ago
I wish Google support Mozilla with their JS2 - it would be really cool news for developers
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Using Mix-ins with Python
(linuxjournal.com)
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Google Chrome: First impressions
(matthewbuckland.com)
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Google launches Video for Business
(news.cnet.com)
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Google Chrome Comics
(google.com)
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alexk
18y ago
This approach does not work with non-Moz browsers, I would recommend anti-aliased nifty corners JS lib http://acko.net/blog/anti-aliased-nifty-corners
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