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by jonesetc 11y ago
Looks like an actor framework, built directly on top of stdlib asyncio, and is designed to use multiprocessing first instead of tornado's cooperative multitasking.
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by jonesetc 11y ago
This actually looks more comfortable to me. The biggest issue I run into is bumping knees because I'm in a middle seat with two other people 6'+. This completely solves that problem. Now the fact that you're looking back at o
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by jonesetc 11y ago
I think the parent post was asking if you could swap out the default sphere for another. Like, Mars. That way this could be used for geo queries on any planet. Or is it just assuming that the earth is a perfect sphere?
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by jonesetc 11y ago
Your parent post skimmed over an important detail, it's not just a new syntax, it's new type of anonymous function with a new type of scope. It's more like: function(arg) {statement;}.bind(this)
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by jonesetc 11y ago
Talk about transparency, thanks for sharing this so quickly Salvatore.
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by jonesetc 11y ago
That's right. The magnets that keep the balls in place are on the inside. You can move the balls and they will just roll back into place[0], eliminating the chance of setting the time. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by jonesetc 11y ago
> y <- f(x) > z <- g(y) > w <- h(z) So you would basically want "<-" instead of "yield from"? Or is there something additional I'm missing? My main thing against this, is that it's very
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by jonesetc 11y ago
> but eventually I found those pretty verbose as well... It is definitely a bit verbose, but I decided that the clarity for the rest of the code is worth putting a yield before each function call. Also I've found a few projects (for
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by jonesetc 12y ago
Looks like it will really take your money, but it all goes to the charity, no humble tip. I like it.
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by jonesetc 12y ago
I use it every day. Mostly good, but clearly slower than ST3. My main gripe is that it is painfully slow at editing with multiple cursors. Multi-cursor edits that ST3 wouldn't hiccup at freeze up atom long enough that OSX asks if I wan
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by jonesetc 12y ago
> That's of course a bit glib. I think you mean it's a bit glibc.
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by jonesetc 12y ago
Eh, kitematic doesn't really do much in my experience, it's just a GUI over docker. It's just one of those things where they would have eventually made a GUI anyway, why not just try to grab the best one at the moment if they
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by jonesetc 12y ago
Because D&D races might as well be called species. These are not ethnicities, they are entirely different biologies. So having a problem with D&D races stems from an oversensitivity to the word race.
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by jonesetc 12y ago
I think this was a jab at Angular, not TS.
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by jonesetc 12y ago
Free isn't weird, but it was no where to be found in that response.
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by jonesetc 12y ago
I use Tornado regularly, first for work and then adopted it in my free time. I find it to be a treat(4.1+ can even use stdlib and Tornado asyncio futures interchangeably). I've previously used Flask in the past and I find Tornado just
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by jonesetc 12y ago
Isn't the malicious attack fought by just picking a random pivot?
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by jonesetc 12y ago
Not only that, but using an nginx container on OSX with boot2docker (VirtualBox based) was actually just causing all of the static files being served to be truncated. I spent a solid day tracking that down.
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by jonesetc 12y ago
I'd be worried if a major product release that is the major product for a company didn't have at least as much hype as that sentence.
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by jonesetc 12y ago
> 1. Cooperative multitasking. Really? In 2014? Hello? I find this sentiment odd. Obviously it's not ideal for many workloads, but for some things it's the sane option. I work with Tornado in python at work and cooperative mult
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by jonesetc 12y ago
Overloading the term. The OP presumably meant that the source for git was under git source control.
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by jonesetc 12y ago
The board damage (if made of wood) is unavoidable though.
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by jonesetc 12y ago
Disclaimer: I've never ridden an electric skateboard of any kind. However, I have been skateboarding for well over a decade. Does this mean that you place weight forward to go faster? That would be the opposite of natural. Weight to th
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by jonesetc 12y ago
Thanks. I'll definitely try out irc for some ideas. My general projects are small automation tasks for myself as well as small web-based apps for myself and friends. That's part of why coming up with ideas for something like rust
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by jonesetc 12y ago
I rarely have to do anything as low-level as rust would demand. More often than not I find myself using Python, but I had the same feelings when I started looking into rust a few weeks ago. It was exciting seeing the full pattern-matching,
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by jonesetc 12y ago
I'd be willing to bet that they'll add more soon.
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by jonesetc 12y ago
I saw your other comment, and I'm glad to see your comments line up with my general feeling of your voice and attitude in your post. The only reason I make any comments on it is because the general attitude of learning and experimentin
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by jonesetc 12y ago
This is an interesting thing that has cropped up in interviews with my company. The company is mostly made of C++ guys (lots of game and sim dev), but we have recently started on some web projects and we seem to have no idea how to evaluate
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by jonesetc 12y ago
I thought the same thing, but that's when I would say we're probably all better off just using a podcast. http://www.npr.org/rss/podcast/podcast_directory.php
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by jonesetc 12y ago
I've been using it for a bit. There are a couple of snags, but nothing has stopped me from getting work done. Most of my issues have been with homebrew formulas that aren't updated to work with 10.10 (mongodb is the one on the top

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