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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
Wasn't there a political reason? The air force wanted to show how great it was and the army was prevented from advancing?
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
ES6 is nice compared to PHP. It is not close to Python yet in terms of consistency and it-just-does-what-you-expect syntax. ES7 etc may get there but the standard library is also still lacking. Also ES6 doesn't work in the browser (at
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
HN already punishes accounts that either flag or vouch a different way to the moderators final decision. This should approach should help make the two pathological minima less likely.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
Applications from the KDE side do have a different printing dialog.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
Weird every Ubuntu install I've ever seen had a "Print to file" option in the print dialogue - which just worked.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
Did you buy a batch load of ramen from the same supplier as your house?
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
Like impact factor? This is done already and it is very flawed.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
They want to communicate their research to other researchers. Different scientists do not agree on the best format for this. They need to have high impact publications to hold onto their jobs.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
i3 has modes which sort of allow the chained key command idea.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
I think that it has already happened in some places. Essentially the electric company includes a charge for the peak load you drew that month - even if you only drew it for a few minutes.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
Be careful retrofitting insulation to a house. It can cause damp issues.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
They will need to be if they are to be able to recognise all the potential real world phenomena they might encounter!
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
I've come into large python2 projects which had been started with non-unicode strings (because the initial developers didn't think about it). At some point a user with non-English characters invariably signs up and then shortly co
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
If you work with international users full unicode support is very compelling.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
It looks like it allows stdin, stdout, stderr and return code to be handled properly which call() doesn't. It's still syntactic sugar over Popen() and communicate() but will cut down boilerplate for calling external processes.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
I hadn't actually noticed that! It looks like .run() allows input and output to be piped and the return code captured. That is a serious improvement over subprocess.call().
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
Cool subprocess is a little verbose. But did you happen to notice if it executes with shell=True or shell=False?
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
How does s(command_from_potentially_unsafe_source).run() compare with os.system(command_from_potentially_unsafe_source) or subprocess.call(command_from_potentially_unsafe_source, shell=True) securitywise? I&
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
> A lovely example is the "save" icon which depicts a Diskette The biggest problem with the save icon is that some designers have decided to use the large down arrow (which is used by browsers for download) instead of save. The
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
The OP is not suggesting a technical solution but a contractual one based upon law and trust. The hypothetical scenario is that if she pays Google then Google shows no adverts and does not log her activities for beyond the bare minimum to p
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
> Wrong. You most certainly weren't on the internet back then if you're going to stand behind that statement because it's 100% false. I was on the Internet back them and I certainly came for the freely published content...
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
Can't edit this so replying. If you want to feel good and like you are helping then work on a project with a free license like open street map.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
> it feels good to contribute. I don't understand. Why does working for free for multi billion dollar corporation feel good?
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
These comparisons are pointless. Would you like to compare loc as well? How about man hours spent? The only comparison that is important is how well the two projects work. I have no idea how well plotnine works yet (but I intend to find out
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
xscreensaver does this.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
I use the keyboard for everything - but would probably ignore your shortcuts because I already have extensions that let me use the keyboard efficiently in the browser environment.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
What would someone do with the source code for Windows? No one in open source would want to touch it. No large company would want to touch it. Grey/black hats are probably happier with their decompilers. Surely it would be easier to pi
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
It's a ps/pdf toolkit type program. It is used by imagemagick as a backend for pdf conversion type stuff - so if you every need imagemagick you might find yourself in for some annoyance as well.
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
How do you add columns to your db? Do your requirements never change? I am fully capable of doing everything done with migrations with SQL - but I always use migrations (even for custom sql outside of the ORM's capability). Why? becaus
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by asdfgadsfgasfdg 9y ago
> It's just that expecting perfection security-wise from complex systems is a fools errand. I think that may have been the OP's point. Bash is more complex than sh has to be hence because FreeBSD choose the simpler option they

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