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by cool-RR 16y ago
So... someone could make a fork, contribute code, and then not have his name shown on the Network view? Does this happen to actual contributors?
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2 out of 3 GitHub forks are completely empty(blog.garlicsim.org)
19 points by cool-RR 16y ago|21 comments
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The next revolution after Git(blog.garlicsim.org)
13 points by cool-RR 16y ago|1 comments
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Dilbert on testing tests(dilbert.com)
1 points by cool-RR 16y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 16y ago
I'd appreciate an XKCD-explained-style explanation of this page.
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by cool-RR 16y ago
Trying to build the next Facebook is a great thing. Declaring "I'm gonna build the next Facebook! It's gonna have millions of users!" and then abandoning your project after a month is a bad thing. Saying "I'm going to try to build the next
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by cool-RR 16y ago
It adds value because it weeds out the people who talk the talk but don't walk the walk. "The entrepreneurs are trying to do something" Actually most of the time they just talk without doing anything. People who actually try are the min
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My hobby: Following up on entrepreneurs(blog.garlicsim.org)
15 points by cool-RR 16y ago|10 comments
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Open-source developers, please provide a roadmap!(blog.garlicsim.org)
13 points by cool-RR 16y ago|1 comments
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by cool-RR 16y ago
At the end of the story: "When I announced that I was going 'solo' my mom freaked out. I was 22 at the time [...]" Dude, after all that crap I figured you'd be around 35...
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by cool-RR 16y ago
Good idea, I think it introduces less skew than counting PyPI downloads as many people currently do.
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Python Module Usage Stats(algorithm.co.il)
2 points by cool-RR 16y ago|1 comments
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by cool-RR 16y ago
One great thing that GitHub allows in this context is editing code files in the browser, and then GitHub stages and commits the file for you.
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by cool-RR 16y ago
It's funny that the haters usually say some combination of "It's not going to work" and "Someone is already doing it" . As Scott Adams put it: "Can the people saying it won't work please talk to the people who say it's already being don
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by cool-RR 16y ago
Not true, it's part of Python's syntax. Here it is in Pypy: Python 2.5.2 (79560, Nov 26 2010, 14:57:55) [PyPy 1.4.0] on win32 >>> a = [1, 2 ,3] >>> for a[:] in [[6, 7, 8]]: ... pass >>>
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by cool-RR 16y ago
The `list(range(n))` is for Python 3 compatibility :) The [:] you mentioned is indeed redundant, I removed it. Thanks.
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by cool-RR 16y ago
Yes, that was the desired effect :)
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by cool-RR 16y ago
The nesting of list comprehension is just an aperitif in this function.
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Nastiest Python list comprehension ever(blog.garlicsim.org)
56 points by cool-RR 16y ago|52 comments
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by cool-RR 16y ago
This is why I never use my real Facebook account when developing apps. I have a special John Doe account from which I manage all my apps. I think this is the only solution to their incompetences.
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by cool-RR 16y ago
Good, if this becomes profitable it's a good assurance that it will be maintained, which is very important for me at least.
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by cool-RR 16y ago
I guess you can make a public repository of sites -> owner emails. If one is missing, you try the whois. Not close to bulletproof, but a start.
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by cool-RR 16y ago
That's good. A community writing different backends would be great. Do you want to take this to the open-source community direction or a for-profit webapp?
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by cool-RR 16y ago
Awesome. I thought about this months ago and really wanted someone to make it. Now what I want is different backends, so it could integrate with whatever software is managing the site. For example a WordPress plugin so when someone makes a
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by cool-RR 16y ago
Use Ctrl and Shift to zoom in and out without the mouse.
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by cool-RR 16y ago
Clothes don't crash spontaneously...
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by cool-RR 16y ago
Nice choice of username, by the way.
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`cute_profile`: Profile your Python code on the fly(blog.garlicsim.org)
4 points by cool-RR 16y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 16y ago
Also try Ctrl-E or Ctrl-K.
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`ContextManager` and the `manage_context` method(blog.garlicsim.org)
4 points by cool-RR 16y ago|0 comments

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