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   by hartror 13y ago

   It is just me or does this seem like a cheap way to "buy" a drone? I assume they have done something to discourage people walking off with their hardware?
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   by hartror 13y ago

   I wonder if this would have been easier to accomplish with LLVM given that gcc's api is so notorious to deal with?
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   by hartror 13y ago

   This. A thousand times this.
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   by hartror 13y ago

   Do you have any magic sauce in your emacs config for python debugging or just the standard?
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   Pudb – A full-screen, console-based Python debugger(pypi.python.org)

   111 points by hartror 13y ago|26 comments
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   by hartror 13y ago

   I'm not saying static typing/compilation doesn't give you anything or that it doesn't catch errors for you. My point is that static typing/compilation means you don't have to worry about code coverage with your
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   by hartror 13y ago

   > A major benefit of OCaml and Haskell is the ease of refactoring. In Python, once the code is working it’s best not to change things, in case you break something that isn’t covered by the unit-tests. In OCaml and Haskell, you can rename
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   by hartror 13y ago

   Nice, this is something I've wanted, half way between the white board and Rational Rose. If I had an android device I would be downloading it right now!
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   by hartror 13y ago

   Classy response. Thanks.
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    by hartror 13y ago

    I missed the pink lanyard bit. That does tip it into demeaning territory. Like girls/ladies/women need to be highlighted any more at a tech conference.
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    by hartror 13y ago

    No reason to try to get your ratio up artificially. Why shouldn't they? If they do this they may attract more girls (ladies, women?) to Angular which will improve the Angular ecosystem overall. Perhaps there are a number of w
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    by hartror 13y ago

    I am mildly worried by someone who is obviously an experienced and competent coder not understanding how pseudorandom number generators work. As they have an initial state which is often determined at program or level load time saving the s
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    by hartror 13y ago

    Came to the comments looking for this exact explanation as the implication in the article struck me as strange. Thanks! :)
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    by hartror 13y ago

    And that's why they don't release their full policies until right at the end of the election. Who knows what people would find if given weeks with their documents and the chance to question them on them. This applies to both major
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    by hartror 13y ago

    I've seen this in a couple of places of late. Have been waiting for a "don't do this" post from the SO team.
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    by hartror 13y ago

    A much clearer solution, I would also add a comment reminding people how zip works.
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    by hartror 13y ago

    This is in the zip documentation as the way of solving this problem. Sort of surprised the author didn't look up the documentation before writing what is otherwise a very good post. The left-to-right evaluation order of the itera
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    by hartror 13y ago

    What sort of data files are they (hoping you don't say MID/MIF).
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    by hartror 13y ago

    There are plenty of countries that are net importers of energy now.
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    by hartror 13y ago

    Modern dishwashers have a heating element, they don't depend on an external source of heat for water. Some can use a more efficient external source to reduce heating costs, but dishwashers run a lot hotter than what comes out of the ta
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    by hartror 13y ago

    Crazies = people with kids.
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    by hartror 13y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_tourism#India
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    by hartror 13y ago

    Megapixels aren't everything not matter what the camera companies tell us.
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    by hartror 13y ago

    I've seen something similar done with the Mako templating library which allows mixing html and Python. We jokingly dubbed it PHPython, and it had grown into horrible spaghetti. I think what happened was it started out as a quick and di
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    by hartror 13y ago

    Not sold on using it? What are the reasons?
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    by hartror 13y ago

    This is huge!
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    by hartror 13y ago

    I have a 15" Samsung Series 9 i7 for work. This machine looks amazing but the i5 is saddening, i7 + SSD makes compile times etc amazing and I can't give than up for a nicer screen :(
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    by hartror 13y ago

    These randomness discussions always remind me of Games by Email's mass dice roller Dice-o-matic: http://gamesbyemail.com/News/DiceOMatic
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    by hartror 13y ago

    My sister is a writer[1] in her mid twenties and she is doing similar things to Banks. [1] http://www.randomhouse.com.au/authors/rhiannon-hart.aspx
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    by hartror 13y ago

    The original blog post they did on STM is well worth reading, especially if you're not familiar with the python GIL and STM. http://morepypy.blogspot.com.au/2011/08/we-need-software-tra...