bbernoulli

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   by bbernoulli 8y ago

   I think it's the "fnord" part which you can change to whatever you like? https://www.amazon.com/dont-cause-a-scene-fellas-nothing-to-...
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   by bbernoulli 9y ago

   I can't speak for other companies, but when I used express, I was in what was really a non developer role and used VS express to write some internal tools. That and other software I wrote allowed me to move into a developer role and we
3. 33.▲
   by bbernoulli 9y ago

   Not sure about the history but I use 2015 express for desktop to build 64-bit apps
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   by bbernoulli 9y ago

   Express is discontinued going forward according to VS website: "*Visual Studio Express 2017 is available for Windows Desktop developers. This will be the final version of Visual Studio Express, and there will not be a UWP or Web offeri
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   by bbernoulli 9y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scheme_for_Full_Employment
6. 36.▲
   by bbernoulli 9y ago

   I would like a way to have opera tab stacks style groups but also with functionality to somehow automatically group tabs based on title, url, etc.
7. 37.▲
   by bbernoulli 9y ago

   FWIW I don't believe this would be overly convoluted in scrapy. I'd probably scrape the tags and quotes in one pass... Also, generator expressions would make the examples more readable IMO. self.extend((tag, QuoteMiner(self.ge
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   by bbernoulli 10y ago

   This is great... I did wonder why Qt 5.3 was used along with QWebView (QWebEngine[View] and friends are the way forward apparently) Hope to see it on windows soon.
9. 39.▲
   by bbernoulli 10y ago

   I like Sumatra PDF, very lightweight. https://www.sumatrapdfreader.org
10. 40.▲
    by bbernoulli 10y ago

    Already exists: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/aug/13/yeast-cells-...
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    by bbernoulli 10y ago

    Can you provide anymore details about this? This doesn't seem like it would take 2-3 hours. I'm going to have to assess come applicants soon and have been trying to come up with something appropriate, which is why I'm interes
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    by bbernoulli 10y ago

    I don't think this has been true for at least a couple of years. There are wheels posted back to 2014 and maybe farther (didn't check beyond 1.4.1). https://pypi.python.org/pypi/matplotlib
13. 43.▲
    by bbernoulli 10y ago

    I agree, seems likely. gp can use dis.dis() to confirm this...
14. 44.▲
    by bbernoulli 10y ago

    maybe you could partner with that AI generated logos guy (was posted within the last couple weeks, can't remember the name, sorry) edit: i'm remembering it as logojoy
15. 45.▲
    by bbernoulli 10y ago

    What did you use for parsing PDFs?
16. 46.▲
    by bbernoulli 13y ago

    With google's 2FA, you can print out codes ahead of time that can each be used once in place of the SMS'd code. Bring some of those with you, perhaps...
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    by bbernoulli 13y ago

    I like pip, but it's too bad that it can only install from source. It's quite a hassle sometimes to round up dependencies and build them all on windows (not to mention not everyone has a compiler installed on windows). easy_instal
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    by bbernoulli 13y ago

    Not sure if second link is joke, or falling victim to issue editing content Kristina warned about.
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    by bbernoulli 13y ago

    From Phil's annoucement on the mail list, it seems PyQt5 does have full Qt 5.1 support (except for QtSerialPort and QtSensors) (and the latest installer tagged Qt5.1.0 contains a QtQuick.pyd)
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    by bbernoulli 13y ago

    On this topic, Gustavo does note in comments that there's an exception for static linking