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by daGrevis 13y ago
I used `;` remapped to `:` for some time as well, but native functionality of `;` is just too awesome!
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Python “lists” are not lists. A history(metarabbit.wordpress.com)
10 points by daGrevis 13y ago|12 comments
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by daGrevis 13y ago
It says that `-h` in `shutdown` stands for help, not halt. Otherwise, seems as a useful tool! :)
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by daGrevis 13y ago
Logically equivalent doesn't mean equivalent for computers. While you can't define why reverse of “noël“ is “lëon“ by set of rules that computer can follow, computer just can't know.
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Base16 — Color schemes for hackers(github.com)
2 points by daGrevis 13y ago|0 comments
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by daGrevis 13y ago
You're never the only one, I'm using it too! :)
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by daGrevis 13y ago
Someone from Venezuela tried to log in, but failed.
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by daGrevis 13y ago
I'm doing the same using this service. http://domains4good.org/ Now, developers.lv redirects to awesome page instead of doing nothing.
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by daGrevis 13y ago
Is it open-sourced?
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by daGrevis 13y ago
So if I'm not mistaken, I could have bought 2000 BTCs 4.5 years ago for 100 USD then and now I would have 0.8m USD? Edit: >>> btc_count = Decimal("100") / Decimal("0.05") >>> int(btc
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by daGrevis 13y ago
Things should make sense without reading documentation (I'm not saying that you don't need to read it) and boolean having a default doesn't make any sense. Argument about it having a default value in other frameworks isn&#x27
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by daGrevis 13y ago
A bit confusing that there isn't any submit button or other indicator that shows me that my preference is saved. Otherwise, a cool feature; didn't know about it until now.
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by daGrevis 13y ago
What question?
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by daGrevis 13y ago
The page seems to be down. Here's how it looked: http://web.archive.org/web/20131011053519/http://www.linuxat...
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by daGrevis 13y ago
It's a small change yet I'm really happy with it. > BooleanField no longer defaults to False It caused quite a few headaches. Boolean can't have default.
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It's High Time For The 4-Day Workweek(forbes.com)
1 points by daGrevis 13y ago|0 comments
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by daGrevis 13y ago
I think this explains it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eureka_effect
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by daGrevis 13y ago
I have always wondered could something like this could be implemented as database backend for Django next to SQLite3, MySQL and Postgres backends. The reason for it would be ability to run tests that uses database w/o actually using da
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by daGrevis 13y ago
Link to Kickstarter: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/207474036/iconic-advance...
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by daGrevis 13y ago
Works for me on Chromium. Edit: Sadly, the page is down now.
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by daGrevis 13y ago
Exactly this. I had to rename `i` for indexes to `j` and that really messes my head up! :(
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by daGrevis 13y ago
I agree. I can't install/update plugins for Vim using Vundle. I heard that Go language can import packages directly from GitHub. So it means that they can't compile?
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What is AsciiDoc? Why do we need it?(asciidoctor.org)
7 points by daGrevis 13y ago|0 comments
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by daGrevis 13y ago
Dreamweaver comes to mind.
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by daGrevis 13y ago
Too bad that they aren't stored in the cloud. I want my bookmarks to be synced across my devices.
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by daGrevis 13y ago
Not sure what's cooler — presentation itself or the topic.
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by daGrevis 13y ago
What are the most effective and sneaky backdoor mechanisms you know? I'll be forced to implement a one myself so it better be good.
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by daGrevis 13y ago
I really like Long Island Iced Tea, what about other hackers?
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by daGrevis 13y ago
If anyone is looking for sane configuration — vim-sensible is the thing you are looking for! https://github.com/tpope/vim-sensible
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by daGrevis 13y ago
> Does it make sense to have to learn Haskell and a Haskell framework just to understand Clojure? I have a strong feeling that once you understand either Haskell or Clojure, it will be a breeze to learn other. My point was to get framewo

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