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   by berdario 13y ago

   Not only the browser in AOSP is based on chromium, but it's also used as the webview engine itself... http://blog.chromium.org/2013/11/introducing-chromium-powere... as much as I despise Google for closing up
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   by berdario 13y ago

   Just the other day I read this: http://www.gwern.net/In%20Defense%20Of%20Inclusionism I'm starting to think that forking wikipedia might be a worthwhile endeavor
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   by berdario 13y ago

   IMHO: mostly the problem is splitting the bytes/unicode types that were lumped in Python2 http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2013/5/21/porting-to-python-3-redux/
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   by berdario 13y ago

   I agree with you, especially on open borders, but: a system like this may actually mean to cut spending on a lot of bureucracy... and its aim it's probably not growth, but rather a decent living standard for every person
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   by berdario 13y ago

   250k items is not enough for your history file? Also, fish shares the history between the shells out of the box, unlike zsh... but it chose to do it in a different way (that is, commands are available even if one of the shells hasn't b
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   by berdario 13y ago

   This is very interesting... how is GWAS or exome sequencing broken? Wikipedia says about exome sequencing that's a "cheaper but still effective alternative to whole genome sequencing." I have some basic knowledge of biology,
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   by berdario 13y ago

   Except that the PS3 has a dedicated SDK... Up until now Steam has instead allowed games made with any technology AFAIK that means, among others, Python (Analogue: a Hate Story) and Mono (Bastion) As long as they let developers have freedom
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   by berdario 13y ago

   please do... when I looked it, I was only able to find how to insert n spaces, and delete n spaces with a single keypress, but I sorely missed the ability to have the arrow keys jump :)
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   by berdario 13y ago

   More keystrokes when navigating the code (I know, if vim was second nature to me, this point would probably be moot... but I'm still using the arrow keys a lot :) )
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    by berdario 13y ago

    If you read carefully, you'll see that you don't actually _need_ to align, you can always indent it further In fact, I always found space-alignment cumbersome and sometimes ugly... always indenting with tabs was thus perfectly con
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    by berdario 13y ago

    I'm one of the few guys who prefer tabs to spaces... but I actually find this change welcome: before, some people criticized my choice believing that the PEP8 favored one of the 2 approaches, when in fact it just acknowledged that spac
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    by berdario 13y ago

    Thanks! I wonder why the post author didn't use/discover it
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    by berdario 13y ago

    I checked it right now... it's not complete, but seems to be mostly fine basically, unlike Java, it doesn't give you an encode() function that takes an arbitrary string... the only urlencode() function expects data representing a
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    by berdario 13y ago

    I think it's useful also for the DE developers... even if these results are from a small population, it's surely less biased than doing a poll from a blog post appearing on planet.{ubuntu|debian|gentoo|etc}.org or similar places
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    by berdario 13y ago

    I'm writing a clone/rewrite of virtualenvwrapper in pure python, I'll announce it on the fish mailing list, since the main reason I created it is that I felt this pain as a fish user myself
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    by berdario 14y ago

    ok, but on which code? he only posted the python implentation which btw is a straight port of the original ruby script, that takes 53 minutes to run so: 3.7seconds seems quite impossible
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    by berdario 14y ago

    what does "ruby 1.9.3p194: 3.7 seconds" mean?
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    by berdario 14y ago

    404, and searching for "macronomicon" doesn't dig up anything
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    by berdario 14y ago

    you're free to do any choice you want... but this reasoning seems flawed to me: Go and Dart are open source and written by Google V8 is open source and written by Google maybe you meant: "I don't know if Dart will be maintained in the long
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    by berdario 14y ago

    If you look at the right end of the graph, you'll find that dart2js score is bigger than v8's
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    by berdario 14y ago

    http://www.amazingsuperpowers.com/2012/08/rsvp/ :)
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    by berdario 15y ago

    What does "How many dates did you have last month?" even means? Maybe I've a different notion of "date" from the rest of the people... but I'd assume that if you've a stable relationship with a significant other, then your number could be d