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by bobbyi 5y ago
When I first started using the python tool/ library named fabric, I knew that putting just "fabric" into google would not get me what I wanted, so I instead searched for "python fabric". The top results were trying
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by bobbyi 5y ago
This has annoyed me in the past: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9883851/why-git-ls-files... It's a useful command that I consider to be relevant to end users, not just an internal "plumbing" ut
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by bobbyi 5y ago
How are the names of the movies in the table not links that take me to the movie so I can watch it?
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by bobbyi 5y ago
New Playstation VR is on the way.
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by bobbyi 5y ago
I imagine there's a reason it's necessary, but it's weird that "sealed" is basically "final" with the ability to do "permits" instead of just adding "permits" as a keyword that can be p
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by bobbyi 5y ago
The only case where I still invoke setup.py directly is "python setup.py test". I already knew it's deprecated, but don't understand what I'm supposed to do instead. The article recommends tox, but how did tox get i
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by bobbyi 5y ago
> Not if your build step includes code generation (other than Cython). Is it possible for Cython? Their guide shows using setup.py: https://cython.readthedocs.io/en/latest/src/tutorial/cython_...
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by bobbyi 5y ago
That is household income. A lot of households have two adults with jobs, so don't conflate that number with what an individual makes.
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by bobbyi 5y ago
Yes. I think logging before is still useful, but it is for hangs, not exceptions. If your program disappears into a black hole doing some operation that doesn't have (and needs) a timeout specified, you want to know what it was about t
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by bobbyi 5y ago
"Transparently" is a conceptually similar word that had positive connotations
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by bobbyi 15y ago
Python 3 has been making performance improvements over 2.x. 3.2 included the new GIL. 3.3 includes more memory-efficient Unicode strings. Pypy is focussed on supporting 3.x. There are two major initiatives going now, one of which is numpy s
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by bobbyi 15y ago
Most significant libraries and tools work with 3.x by this point. SQLAlchemy, numpy, scipy, cherrypy, WebOb, pymongo (as pymongo3), virtualenv, pip, pygments, jinja2, tox, nose, ... It's too bad that django, zope and werkzeug (flask) aren't
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by bobbyi 15y ago
San Francisco, CA Affine Systems generates data about online video using computer vision (face recognition, product recognition, scene classification, etc.) for advertisers to use in targeting and filtering their online video campaigns. We
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by bobbyi 15y ago
They can't follow the article's suggestion of giving you a mini-game to play during the load screen because that would violate Namco's patent 5,718,632 which covers exactly that: http://www.google.com/patents/US5718632
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by bobbyi 15y ago
Isn't Hibernate SQLAlchemy for Java?
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by bobbyi 15y ago
> it has a rather arcane interface, in particular if you want to read the output (stdout or stderr) of a subprocess. oputput = subprocess.check_output(my_command)
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by bobbyi 15y ago
If backticks are good enough for them, then they don't need the more complex usecases that Popen allows, so just tell them to use check_call or check_output. As far as they should be concerned, the subprocess module has two functions that a
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by bobbyi 15y ago
How does it compare to the completions provided by rope?
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by bobbyi 15y ago
I find semicolon and comma to be very useful so I am surprised when I see people remap them or use them as leader.
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by bobbyi 15y ago
"The post is word-for-for the one that I opened this page in order to post".
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by bobbyi 15y ago
He talks about wanting to charge for the API. If the javascript on your public website directly calls your (otherwise paid) API, how can you avoid exposing the credentials it uses which are unmetered?
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by bobbyi 15y ago
You could use Plone http://plone.org/documentation/kb/how-to-create-a-plone-blog... http://plone.org/documentation/kb/mailtoplone-integrate-emai...
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by bobbyi 15y ago
Have you tried pypy?
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by bobbyi 15y ago
San Francisco, CA Affine Systems generates data about online video using computer vision (face recognition, product recognition, scene classification, etc.) for advertisers to use in targeting and filtering their online video campaigns. We
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by bobbyi 15y ago
He lost me at tab completion
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by bobbyi 15y ago
If I try "import math" or "import itertools" I get an ImportError. "import sys" works though.
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by bobbyi 15y ago
San Francisco, CA Affine Systems generates data about online video using computer vision (face recognition, product recognition, scene classification, etc.) for advertisers to use in targeting and filtering their online video campaigns. We
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by bobbyi 15y ago
They are both predated by: public class App extends HttpServlet { public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException { response.setContentType("text/plain");
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by bobbyi 15y ago
Item #7 in More Effective C++ is to "never overload &&, || or ," because it changes the order of evaluation (with the boolean logic operators, it changes because the usual short-circuiting behavior is gone since the second argument
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by bobbyi 15y ago
C++ allows overloading the comma operator. This can be (ab)used to make the following syntax work for, e.g., initializing a vectorish type: MyType obj = 1, 2, 3; Due to the precedence of operators, this is actually equivalent to

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