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filipncs
13y ago
I can't seem to find Chris Granger's Aurora slides. Any reason why they shouldn't be here?
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13y ago
You mention generating core.typed annotations from schemas, to allow for some compile-time checking. I would have thought that this would be extremly hard to automate for non-trivial schemas, or at least that core.typed would have a hard ti
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filipncs
13y ago
Dear lord, the comment spam! Anyway, this architecture is actually quite similar to the design of modern GPUs.
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filipncs
13y ago
[citation needed]
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filipncs
13y ago
I'm afraid not: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/24/edward-snowden-b... 36m ago Apparently those poor journalists on the plane to Cuba can't even drown their sorrows ...
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filipncs
14y ago
On 10.8.2 it works. Is there any shortcut for opening files by namespace names? Or of exploring the namespaces in a connected project?
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filipncs
14y ago
How do I open files in a project after connecting to it? Nothing seems to happen after I get the pop-up that the connection succeeded, and if I open the files manually I still get an error when I try to evaluate them (missing connection). T
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filipncs
14y ago
That document clearly states that the desktop version of IE isn't affected.
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14y ago
Here's a fiddle with the demo elements from the article: http://jsfiddle.net/wut6z/
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filipncs
14y ago
So where does this leave Blue Origin? There's been almost no news since last year, and they weren't included in this round of funding.
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14y ago
I think I can guess the answer, but do you think that perhaps there could be any other reason, just any at all, that people don't see it your way? Once you've started explaining away why people disagree you with that kind of rhetoric, it's
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14y ago
Just in case you're still scanning the comments: It works on OSX because it appears the operating system automatically creates a keypress of scancode 27 (escape) when you press "^[". The special code in term_keypress_inner to handle this co
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14y ago
You're right, thank you. At least it works on chrome on osx. It didn't work when I tested it earlier in dev channel chrome on windows.
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14y ago
Somehow online vi clones never bother with implementing ^[ (does the same as escape), which seriously impairs me. Is this impossible to implement?
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15y ago
I love a lot of what he says, but a few things really frustrate me. The great thing about people who try to "productize" their ideas, is that they have to confront all the embarrassing situations where their approach really doesn't work tha