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arxanas
12y ago
Then it would only remove the excess, not the entire contents.
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arxanas
13y ago
One thing which isn't immediately handled is `from foo import *`. There's not really any way to put all of the symbols in `foo` into the current scope with the function syntax.
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arxanas
13y ago
That number refers to the section of the man pages that the command is in. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_page#Manual_sections for an example list; however, it seems the list is not the same between systems.
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arxanas
13y ago
I switched to Dvorak a while ago. I didn't notice any particular typing speed-up; in fact, I may be slower in Dvorak than Qwerty right now! I don't think typing speed is an important factor to consider when choosing Dvorak: it has
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arxanas
13y ago
There are two classes of play: sanctioned and unsanctioned (or tournament and casual). Among sanctioned play, there are several "formats", which define which cards can and can't be used in a deck. Black Lotus is only playable
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arxanas
13y ago
The hash fragment of a URL is not sent to the server by a browser. If you see dynamic data like that in a URL's fragment, you can conclude that it's useless to query the URL programatically by varying the fragment and that loading
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arxanas
13y ago
Personally, I use `.` as an alias for a very flagged `ls`, and `..` as an alias for `cd .. && .`. It clobbers the existing `.` but it saves me a good bit of time navigating directories.
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arxanas
13y ago
I haven't visited the website but > lowercase or capital letter, a number, or one of these symbols _.@/-." says "or" and not "and", so it doesn't actually seem like there's any issue so long a
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arxanas
13y ago
I've just skimmed over the TOS. It seems a bit atypical: > DigitalOcean reserves the right to modify the Terms of Service without notice. Well... that more or less invalidates the sanctity of the terms. > DigitalOcean also reserv
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arxanas
13y ago
Readability[1] does a good job at cleaning up a page and leaving only the textual content. [1]: http://readability.com
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arxanas
13y ago
Tropo looked good. I signed up. And then I changed my password... > The password you have entered is invalid. Passwords may contain numbers, letters, dashes, periods, and underscores. I guess I'm not using it.
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arxanas
14y ago
I can't scroll down the code on slide 8.
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arxanas
14y ago
If you get work done before the due date, how could it be seen as inefficient?
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arxanas
14y ago
“A lot of the time will be spent waiting for the database or other IO, so blazing fast templates are not absolutely necessary.” I'm not sure I agree with this philosophy. It's not like you can render the template in parallel. If your databa
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arxanas
14y ago
My impressions: 1. Canvas isn't centered, loading font is boring. 2. Traditional sign-up? Meh. It also seems it makes you a new account if you misspell your old username. At least ask for confirmation first. 3. Badly-aligned Times New Roman
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arxanas
14y ago
Is this all the linuxes?
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arxanas
14y ago
The title is not the same as "Why Not Everyone Should Learn To Code". I strongly disagree with the title. As for the article I don't think that the reasons cited are particularly strong. Buggy code is not a reason not to code. Though people
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arxanas
14y ago
I wouldn't say mix-ins are based on the concept of composition. The mix-in is not a discrete object that's part of the composition of the class.
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arxanas
14y ago
Is this what the old-style and new-style class distinction was meant to be used for?
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arxanas
14y ago
You're right. I'm not thinking.
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14y ago
Interestingly you can do this: class Foo: def bar(self): return "bar" foo = Foo() foo.bar() # returns "bar" Foo.bar(foo) # returns "bar" So it's not actually specifying `self` for instance me
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arxanas
14y ago
The presentation incorrectly identified Python dictionaries as “lists”. It also identified actual Python lists as lists. The presentation states that tuples are “immutable lists“ and that they ”should be homogeneous, but [this is] not enfor
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arxanas
14y ago
I found the Atlantic more readable at the smaller type than the larger type. Perhaps it's because it's serif, as opposed to the sans-serif in the other two examples.
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arxanas
14y ago
“the implementation of Java on Mac reeks of hacks, bad design, and high risk” does not constitute malware.
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arxanas
14y ago
I like the idea, and I'd like to use it, but... • How can I have it play chords instead of just intervals? • Bug: suppose I select A and Unison, press Play, then answer Unison. When I play again, two apparently separate instances of the sou
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arxanas
14y ago
It looks the same as regular forums to me. What features does it have that regular forums don't? • “Written in Python and uses the popular Django framework”: Doesn't really mean anything. Not a feature. • “Mobile CSS that adapts the layout
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arxanas
14y ago
It's been 30 minutes. Are we really at the point that we need to make a petition?
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arxanas
14y ago
1. I always used tmux in a big xterm window: `xterm -fa "Andale Mono" -fs 18 -fullscreen -fg white -bg black -e tmux` X doesn't come with Mac OS anymore so you'd have to download it yourself — http://xquartz.macosforge.org/ Mac OS ships
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arxanas
14y ago
Interest in "computers" also down by 80% since 2004 in Google Trends: http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=computers&cmpt=q
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arxanas
14y ago
I rather think the opposite — every password would comprise of 18770 of the same character.
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