carc1n0gen

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   by carc1n0gen 8y ago

   They didn't create Vala, rather they adopted it because it's modern syntax makes it easier to write gtk+ based applications than doing it in C.
2. 32.▲
   by carc1n0gen 8y ago

   So what about this time?
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   by carc1n0gen 8y ago

   I think another example of a library using template strings this way is styled-components for react https://www.styled-components.com
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   by carc1n0gen 8y ago

   I recommend your grandmother try feedly if she finds rolling her own too daunting.
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   by carc1n0gen 8y ago

   I still use it every day. I run a python script through Cron that parses a list of feeds and caches new items in a sqlite database. Then it pulls the most recent 100 items out of the database and generates a static html page in which I read
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   by carc1n0gen 8y ago

   In the city I live in, the crosswalk buttons are not for making the lights change, but to tell the crosswalk to play an auditory signal the next time it changes. This is of course for the visually impaired.
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   by carc1n0gen 8y ago

   You may be interested in some yubikey iOS news that came out in may https://www.yubico.com/2018/05/yubikey-comes-to-iphone-with-...
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   by carc1n0gen 8y ago

   I consider myself very lucky to of had the ability to live at home for my 3 years of college. Then after my first year, I was able to get a job as a web developer at the college through a special program they do. Thanks to that job, I was a
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   by carc1n0gen 8y ago

   I consider myself lucky that my dad had less conventional work hours. He would leave for work around 6:30 in the morning, and be home by 4. He was always able to help me with my homework, and do other activities.
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    by carc1n0gen 8y ago

    Well there's another two I thought meant the same thing. Thanks for the lesson!
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    by carc1n0gen 8y ago

    For the last couple of year I had wrongly thought that IPython was short for Iron Python. Now that I know it is not, I understand the hype around it more
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    by carc1n0gen 8y ago

    I'm only 24, so I never used qbasic or anything. But one of the first programming languages I self taught was Free basic. If I remember corectly, one of its advertised features was a qbasic compatibility mode.
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    by carc1n0gen 8y ago

    I test the whole stack to ensure things work as intended when all put together. But I also write very isolated unit tests. I usually have them in separate test suites so I can choose which ones to run
14. 44.▲
    by carc1n0gen 8y ago

    Youre also just a guy who said a thing though
15. 45.▲
    by carc1n0gen 8y ago

    I usually do both. I like having unit tests that test individual function that describe functionality. But I also like to have tests that ensure everything works as intended ones you throw everything together.
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    by carc1n0gen 8y ago

    rainbowstream A python cli tool for twitter
17. 47.▲
    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    Yes, but I don't believe it's for the same reasons
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    I thought type-c was just the shape, while usb 3.1 and 3.1 gen 2, or thunderbolt 3 being the common specs that usually carry this shape. Or is it more complicated than this?
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    Anicdote: in my teens I worked on a turkey egg production farm. Due to this it was mandatory for me to get a flu shot. Every single time I had one, I would vomit a few hours later and have other flu symptoms for a day or two. Ever since lea
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    I've always had this problem where I can't quite hear the words in even the clearest and most known songs. Other people tell me how obvious the words were. So this song was a nightmare to hear for the first time. At least this t
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    Have you ever tried out a "rom hack"? People often alter ROMs code to make entirely new worlds/levels. Pair them with something like an ever drive and you get to play them on the real hardware.
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    Not raspbian based, but tinycore[1] has a raspberry pi boot, the whole O's is loaded in to ram at boot [1] http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/ports.html
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    I would. But that's only because it's what I've used at work for 2 years and I'm very confident with it now
24. 54.▲
    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    Rushing new features before we finish fixing existing ones
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    I made myself a pebble app to do this that I never ended up publishing. Sadly I no longer have the code nor my pebble.
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    https://weelnk.com little link shortener I built. Been a while since I revisited it
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    Have you tried higher clocked ram? Benchmarkers seem to show that ryzen really benefits from higher ram clicks like 3000+mhz [1] [1] https://www.eteknix.com/memory-speed-large-impact-ryzen-perf...
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    Would it not make more sense to compare the price of a 6 core and 12 thread intel chip with a 6 core and 12 thread ryzen like the 1600X? EDIT: ah the 1600X only has duo channel for memory.
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    I didn't even notice the changes in spelling until really far in. Blew my mind!
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    by carc1n0gen 9y ago

    I created a coffee file called list.coffee with: var list = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]; When I run `coffee list.coffee` I get: /home/****/Code/coffee/thing.coffee:1:1: error: reserved word 'var' va