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deckiedan
9y ago
I think the macOS sandbox, "apps can only access their own files, unless the OS file open dialog is used to select" is a really clever solution, and could be extended -possibly to URLs too? On install an app can list "home d
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9y ago
Perl6 is fascnating! And there arent a lot of 'woah' new languages about (Rust, Go, elixir, D, elm, nim, clojure, typescript, are all 'old hat' now...) so for people wanting to learn & play, perl(6) offers a lot of
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9y ago
I wrote something myself trying to figure out my thoughts about this a few years ago (note: I was sleep deprived when writing it...): https://madprof.net/nerdy/refactoring-really/ There certainly has been a over-e
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9y ago
> Writing the react-bindings took me an hour,... Do you mean generic 'use react in kotlin' bindings? If so, have you published them or would you consider doing so?
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deckiedan
9y ago
Well, kinda. What is an evening or morning when there is no sun, night, day time? More likely it's just a poetic turn of phrase. What I find interesting is you can stick to "it's poetic, but modern scientific understanding
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deckiedan
9y ago
I absolutely agree. As a side note: Its 6 days, not 7. Day 7 (the Sabbath) was for resting. As a longer thought: God, as a omnipotent being, obviously doesn't need to rest, and given the idea that he (for lack of a better pronoun) i
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9y ago
It depends. I'm way more proficient in Python than anything else, but I'll still reach for PHP fur a single page template / dynamic report, or awk for some jobs, bash for others, Perl if there's exactly the right CPAN l
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9y ago
"Most" musicians (at least, all the ones I know personally) spend most of their time freelance teaching, doing relatively dull studio/session/gig work freelance (with all the stress and uncertainty that entails), practic
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9y ago
#blender and related, the freenode community is still very active for real time support for many projects. I think IRC still could have a great place in the world - decentralised, open, etc. The ui is just very expectant that you already k
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9y ago
Wow, awesome. Will you add IRC?
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9y ago
Depends how caked on and congealed the former contents are, how well the new and old mix, and with how much force you're pouring... Also, if the cup was filled with rat urine before, how much tea would be wasted before you considered i
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9y ago
That's kind of what I was hoping. I suspect a vast proportion of normal Python code doesn't use the meta programming and run on import and so on.
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deckiedan
9y ago
Only on the first load ever. When modules are compiled to their byte code, they could get a "clean" flag if they don't execute code, which means they get loaded lazily next time.
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9y ago
Homebrewing beer is pretty easy to be cheaper than good craft beer, and better than cheap commercial beer. If you keep good sanitation, and are relatively careful, it's a lot of fun. The online homebrew community /r/homebre
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9y ago
Anyone know what the state of AV on android is? $employer requires ESET on all windows machines, and I'm trying out the android app now. It doesn't seem to make my phone any slower...
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deckiedan
9y ago
Use two users, and wp-cli. I've been doing this for years now. Php runs as a less privileged user, without write permission. If they want to install plugins, they need to enter the FTP name and password of the site dir owner user. Si
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9y ago
For an instant latency boost, you can also pop the sqlite db directory on to a memory tmpfs.
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9y ago
The default download didn't have GUI support on my Mac when I just tried it, and the documentation seems to indicate it's Windows only so far?
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9y ago
I spent some time in South Korea working with several churches there - they are in tears over the situation in the North every day praying for them. I'm sure if/when it happens there will be a staggeringly huge amount of money po
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How could a safe system actually do it? Without some kind of run time garbage collector? Doesn't this kind of problem really require run time (either manual or automatic) care of memory by definition?
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I thought the idea with rust was that it was low-level enough that such problems could be expressed with zero overhead in an unsafe block, and then given a safe interface for users further up the chain? There's nothing wrong with scary
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9y ago
Android Firefox readermode is fantastic . I absolutely love it. I wish it was the default view for most pages with a toggle to see the original!
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9y ago
Ansible has preliminary py3 support now. It works well enough for me on Ubuntu 16, only py3 installed.
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Interesting that mithril.js gets a mention. I really like it.
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I hear you, mate. I sometimes hear stories from older relatives about how life was for them 40+ years ago. They also were working some crazy hours and situations, my grandparents living apart for the first 3 years of their marriage. He wa
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9y ago
That doesn't work for colour blindness, or languages that use extended Latin alphabet. Some letters of a word would be one colour and others another.
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Ansible is working great for me.
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10y ago
I really like the flexibility of being able to swap around dbs during initial development. At some point along the way once almost the whole major systems are working, I'll need to decide if I need FTS, sharding, to work on a shared
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10y ago
Please, please write to your local party reps in all those parties explaining your dilemma! This will probably have as much or more value in terms of policy change as a vote. Parties lump so many disparate issues together, they need to he
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10y ago
Is <abbr> etc. Used by screen readers? I kind of thought that was the point...
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