dorianm

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   by dorianm 10y ago

   Or in a lot of cases you can use github's edit button ;)
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   by dorianm 10y ago

   Nice it actually gives "SyntaxError: invalid syntax", but then it affects all the imported libraries so I still prefer the per-file way as a transition.
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   by dorianm 10y ago

   There are a few immutability options, for instance Hamster: https://github.com/hamstergem/hamster/blob/core/README.md
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   by dorianm 10y ago

   Maybe python2 --enable-print-parentheses and other flags could have been useful to slowly detect future issues on python 2 code.
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   by dorianm 10y ago

   e.g. 1000.times { "hello" } creates strings 1000 times but: 1000.times { "hello".freeze } only one time. The thing about frozen strings is they can't be changed "inline": e.g. : "Hello".freeze &l
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   by dorianm 10y ago

   For comparaison, Ruby 3 is gonna introduce a pretty big breaking change (frozen string literals) but they already shipped a way to optional enable it by-file (magic comment) and globally to the ruby interpreter (just a parameter) so that al
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   by dorianm 10y ago

   Still have mine somewhere, just too annoying to charge and doesn't last long, then I need to use their app to get the files etc etc. Just too much hassle for a simple use case. (Why didn't they use a standard charging cable...)
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   by dorianm 10y ago

   That's amazing! He also has a very interesting Twitter account where he posts his experiments: https://twitter.com/inconvergent
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   by dorianm 10y ago

   Yes <3 UseTrusted, Software Engineer Intern :)
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    Pretty amazing, maybe you could let universities have their own domains and I think this would be a huge success!
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    If you can change the style of an image to anybody's style I guess you could: - take photos and apply the styles of famous photographers - take your writing and apply the styles of famous writers - take your code and apply the style of
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    I guess it would also be trivial to detect copy/pasted solutions and ban/remove those answers from the user.
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    Yup, just use: lines = `git log -p --all`.lines.map(&:chars) So I found that `git grep /.+/ $(git rev-list --all)` is a better way to get the content of all the files: https://gist.github.com/Dorian&#x
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    I thought the idea was interesting so here is a little PoC in Ruby: require 'facets' lines = Dir['**/*.rb', '**/*.py', '**/*.cpp'].map { |f| File.read(f).lines.map(&:chars
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    $50.00 for a working MacBook Pro retina 13", I guess it's just a joke, even they don't believe anyone would trade a MacBook for a Surface-thing.
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    See here for details on the amount: http://e2visalawyer.net/substantial_investment.htm It starts at $50k.
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    Doesn't the E-2 via already covers that? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-2_visa What we need is visa for employees, those who invest in the US can already get the E-2.
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    I see a lot of people choosing the XPS (including Linus). I tried it and for those who prefer Linux it's pretty great!
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    There is a MacBook with escape and functions keys still available. So the choice is still there. Personally I think the touch bar could be great for programmers so I'm gonna take that.
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    Awesome! If you to try it out in ruby: 10**6 * 26**Math::E => 7019340976.833626 Pretty accurate!
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    Starts stockpiling 2013 Macbook Pros for my lifetime use (Seriously the 2013 Macbook Pro 13" feels so perfect) P.S.: It's weird how they never mentioned programmers in the keynote but I'm sure they are far more programmers
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    And with examples: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Archive/Web/E4X/Pro... It's crazy how similar this is with JSX
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    They can do all the marketing they want, I just feel like this is gonna be the buggiest thing I ever used if I tried it.
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    "Please note that while both Symantec and CNNIC's logs are presently enabled in the current Chrome stable release (Chrome 52), both WoSign and StartCom's logs will not be recognized until Chrome 54, which is presently the Dev
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    The proposal: http://yoavweiss.github.io/ContentPerformancePolicy/
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    For those who like webgames: https://www.reddit.com/r/WebGames/ And in particular multiplayer webgames: https://www.reddit.com/r/WebGames/comments/57v9jb/multiplaye...
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    There is a "probabilistic programming" gem for ruby: https://github.com/urso/rb_probdsl (from 2010)
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    by dorianm 10y ago

    I'm surprised nobody mentioned Vundle: https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim (13k stars)
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    Font Awesome 5 Kickstarter(youtube.com)

    2 points by dorianm 10y ago|2 comments
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    Meet the YouTube Directors App Newest Template: Elections(blog.google)

    1 points by dorianm 10y ago|0 comments