henryprecheur

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by henryprecheur 17y ago
It's mostly clever way of doing manual moderation. No matter what you try, it all comes down to a guy reading another guy's post and moderating it. Nothing has really changed for 20 years. You might be interesting by this article on Edward
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GZIP encoding = happier users?(henry.precheur.org)
5 points by henryprecheur 17y ago|0 comments
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New generation of batteries with fast charging time(economist.com)
1 points by henryprecheur 18y ago|0 comments
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How to serve a WSGI application via CGI(henry.precheur.org)
3 points by henryprecheur 18y ago|0 comments
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by henryprecheur 18y ago
This one is nice but you need to work quite a bit before reading the page. I was not able to do it quickly with PrintWhatYouLike What I would really enjoy is: 1. Select the text on the page 2. Click on the bookmarklet link 3. Start to read
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by henryprecheur 18y ago
Being to select the chunk of text you interested would probably solve this issue. I wonder how Readability "selects" the "relevant" part of the page. Maybe it is just a smart heuristic about what the user want ;) Come from HN => must be
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by henryprecheur 18y ago
That wasn't my point. My point was that [:] conserves the type of sequence. Also [:] returns a reference to the existing tuple instead of a copy: >>> a = (1, 2, 3) >>> id(a) 3081276268L >>
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by henryprecheur 18y ago
reversed_list = list(reversed(orig_list)) This works too, and IS more readable. But this doesn't work for a string for example. I didn't stay to replace ALL slices with list(). Of course this wont work all the time. For instance [:] has nic
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Python: copying a list the right way(henry.precheur.org)
71 points by henryprecheur 18y ago|47 comments
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Einstein’s Intelligence Quiz: Bogus number and Phony statistic(henry.precheur.org)
2 points by henryprecheur 18y ago|0 comments
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Unicycle, a Vim plugin for typography junkies(henry.precheur.org)
3 points by henryprecheur 18y ago|0 comments
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Will IE8 be the new IE6 ?(intertwingly.net)
1 points by henryprecheur 18y ago|0 comments
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by henryprecheur 18y ago
At my school there was a blind guy, he used Lynx to surf. Once I looked how he was surfing / coding. And he was incredibly slow ... "Normal" people scan the page. He could not, he had to more or less "read" the whole page. I did not see muc
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by henryprecheur 18y ago
JS interpreter is a negligible charge if the program running does not consume too much resources. Also JS makes the web less "accessible": Think about handicapped people who can't use IE / FF / Safari. Avoiding Javascript is one's personal
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Gmail just became really good(henry.precheur.org)
9 points by henryprecheur 18y ago|24 comments
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Indenting Python with VIM(henry.precheur.org)
2 points by henryprecheur 18y ago|0 comments
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Trick with the "for" statement in Python(henry.precheur.org)
2 points by henryprecheur 19y ago|0 comments