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by buster 12y ago
Of course, his fame comes from Elite, where else? David Braben was a well-known name long before the RPi. Nevertheless, i own a RPi and i'm eagerly waiting for the next Elite.
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by buster 12y ago
Unfortunately the community edition can't do a lot of nice stuff i care about like remote debug/run, remote interpreters, vagrant integration and some other nice things that make the difference between ST3 and pycharm for me. With
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by buster 12y ago
Yes, PyCharm is miles ahead of other IDEs or text editors, love it. I wish they had another big sale so i could afford the latest pycharm again.. :(
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by buster 12y ago
If youre looking for a fast, small editor with a GUI and text interface, you can check out textadept
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by buster 12y ago
Rust and python should, for speed, GC-lessness, memory-efficiency and ease of programming.
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by buster 12y ago
maybe i am to stupid, but where can i compile and run packages and configure my own commands, per project, like ST2/3?
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Samsung Launches Industry’s First Tizen Smartphone – the Samsung Z(global.samsungtomorrow.com)
3 points by buster 12y ago|0 comments
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by buster 12y ago
After using docopt for a while you're realize you don't want to google and trial&error text strings somewhere in the file and eventually switch to argtools to realize how easy it can really be ;)
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by buster 12y ago
Well, performance. If you need IOPS, every network based storage will be far slower. And a whole lot more gotchas in terms of setup.
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by buster 12y ago
Linux GUIs are rather poor and usually you just use the CLI. It's only that i miss sane defaults and a common sense of workflow amongst the community. Currently it's this huge toolbox that can do everything in thousand ways, but t
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by buster 12y ago
To be honest, i feel like git really needs better wrappers or a better GUI or better defaults. There shouldn't be a quadrillion command flags to know for simple tasks like this. And i don't mean the -S but the "use -S instead
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by buster 12y ago
But as always, no Linux support, sadly and a no go for me :(
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by buster 12y ago
No, the intention is to quickly start something without distracting from the main screen. There is no sane reason to go fullscreen here, if i have Writer open and want to start a calculator or MSN or whatever other app. I needed a few trial
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by buster 12y ago
Python is implemented in C as well and it's still a dynamic language, which was the point here, i guess.
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by buster 13y ago
Pretty much everywhere where you see C/C++ i'd say. So not in your browser, but everywhere else.
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by buster 13y ago
I've used docopt for some tools, but argtools (and click it seems) is much more convenient, imo. It's very easy to remember the 1-2 decorators and probably most importantly, the command arguments and everything else are where the
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by buster 13y ago
Looks nice but the example looks almost exactly like https://pypi.python.org/pypi/argtools/0.1.2
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by buster 13y ago
Nahh, there are PLENTY of enterprise customers who will never move to the cloud with sensitive data. So software installation at the customers site is a must for many of them, especially the larger enterprises. Sure, the small web startup o
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Introducing Gmail Shelfie(gmailblog.blogspot.de)
2 points by buster 13y ago|0 comments
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by buster 13y ago
Uhm.. yes.. So to read those numbers correctly: "Amazon, Alibaba and Hetzner each get more NEW servers online in 6 months, then what DigitalOcean created in its entire lifetime". It's all about the wording.. Not to downplay D
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by buster 13y ago
Wow, a node.js company writes a blog post how node.js is the next technology and you should switch over (and hire them, they do node.js consulting!) Uhm.. yes.. node.js is great but this article is not. I can write the exact same article wi
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by buster 13y ago
Actually, i am using sphinx and latexpdf to generate project documentation and it is more then awesome to generate beautiful looking LaTeX documents with graphiz graphs in high-res but only writing rst... :)
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by buster 13y ago
I've been working with restructured Text a lot, it's a breeze as well. Seems quite similar.
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by buster 13y ago
Different for me, i would prefer YAML over XML or JSON
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by buster 13y ago
What's the major difference to 4.0?
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by buster 13y ago
What's the advantage? I only see that it might "break" earlier because of many additional stitches, right?
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by buster 13y ago
For this article to really make sense, we will need to know how many J2ME users _really_ us Whatsapp. Yes, there are many users with featurephones. But how many of them use Internet on it? Can i afford an internet flatrate with 20$/mon
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by buster 13y ago
Not at all. I think that it's our perspective shifted, because our every day computers became so fast, with more CPU and more RAM, that the average programmer doesn't feel the pain of inefficient code anymore. I've seen enoug
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by buster 13y ago
10:6 is healthy in your world? Ok.....
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by buster 13y ago
So the team consists of ( http://deep.is/our-invention/ ): 1 CEO 1 CTO 3 Founders 1 Chairman 1 VP Product Management 1 VP Sales 1 Controller 1 Director of Engineering 1 Architect 1 Consultant 2

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