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jparise
16y ago
You're right. I misread the range of the Perl version. Adjust the slice accordingly.
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Here's a (rough) Python equivalent: from itertools import islice def fib(): a, b = 0, 1 while True: yield a a, b = b, a + b for k in islice(fib(), 1, 100): print(k) It uses a generator func
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Wild Pockets browser-based 3D game engine is now open source
(wildpockets.wikia.com)
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XML: Not great for documents, actually
(goer.org)
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They are the current members of the Senate Judiciary Committee: http://judiciary.senate.gov/about/members.cfm They don't really have anything else in common other than their committee membership.
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Google actually did pay the bonuses in cash.
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... where 16 and under would mean 13-16. Facebook accounts aren't technically available to minors (under 13 years old).
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The article also mentions Tornado, so they're probably not using Django. (It's totally possible - just unlikely.)
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Stick to the South Side, Shadyside, or Squirrel Hill. I went to Carnegie Mellon for graduate school, and a number of my friends started companies in Pittsburgh afterword. It is definitely a good place to get a venture off the ground. But..
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Bonus meta points for using HTTPS for this item's Twitter link.
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The top-level summary: This release adds better suspend and resume as well as new IKE and LDAP daemons, a bunch of network and SCSI stack improvements and much more! No new platforms, but there's a bunch of updated hardware support
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Indeed. That page now clarifies: THIS PAGE IS A DRAFT AND DOESN'T REFLECT OFFICIAL OPINIONS OF THE MEEGO PROJECT (Sorry for the caps. I just copied the literal text.)
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EASTL is essentially the reaction of a bunch of hard-core C++ programmers who hated all of the other STL implementations.
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Other nice additions are the fixed-sized containers (fixed_vector<> and friends) and the somewhat-enhanced string<> class (which adds things like sprintf() support). I've missed all of these things greatly since leaving EA.
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Game companies generally use C++ because they need to interface with existing C and C++ library code (at least at the engine level). C++ also allows for various low-level optimizations when such things become necessary, such as resorting t
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Reloading Python modules
(indelible.org)
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Alternatively, Amazon will be offering a "free usage" tier (starting November 1) that has pretty generous usage limits to help you get a project off the ground. If it outgrows those limits, you're already running on reasonable infrastructu
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To try out the BBS interface for yourself: curl -o client.py http://dpaste.de/xtDj/raw/ python client.py mongrel2.org 80
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It's been a while since I regularly used Windows, but F2 generally triggers the rename behavior (for filenames and most other editable labels).
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Interestingly, Nokia started off as a Finnish paper mill. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia#Pre-telecommunications_er...
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It looks like he already received a cease and desist request: Someone at AMU got in touch with me; a C&D was (is?) headed my way, but they seem open to finding a better solution, which is AWESOME. You may see some changes here
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Too Smart for Git
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Producing a different configuration for every system is not the whole point of autotools. Rather, autotools is generally used as a way to configure semi-standard-but-implementation-specific functionality across different platforms, such as
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In summary, YouTube's "content ID" system attempts to match uploaded videos against a large database of registered copyrighted content. If it finds a match, it applies a policy that was defined by the copyright holder. The system handles t
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How YouTube thinks about copyright [video]
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I remember when I first learned about this sentence. I was in my grammar school's computer lab playing a typing tutor game (probably from MECC), and it had me type this phrase repeatedly. After the first dozen times, I asked the computer
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Recent generations are taking longer to "grow up"
(nytimes.com)
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While his specific examples were about the OpenGL implementation(s), the spirit of his post rings true in other Android subsystems, as well. For example, camera support can differ greatly across SDK versions and hardware. Camera callbacks
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Those were important considerations when George Eastman named his company "Kodak", as well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastman_Kodak#Kodak_name
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Certainly in the lead (at 37%), but unfortunately still not in the majority. 62% of Android devices are still running 1.5/1.6.
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