kragniz

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by kragniz 11y ago
Yes, it was just for fun.
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by kragniz 11y ago
I think the stepping down was to allow his message (this post) to be more visible.
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by kragniz 11y ago
I also miss it. Those parens are a bit annoying to type when doing print debugging. I really appreciate the fact that it makes a lot more sense for it to be a function, however. In time, I'm sure we'll all get used to it.
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The Dilemma of Giving Christmas Gifts(vknight.org)
1 points by kragniz 11y ago|0 comments
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by kragniz 11y ago
It does. He's saying that instead of writing a library that abstracts using the least common denominator across all kernels, it only cares about Linux. Doing this allows you to make use of Linux-specific APIs (for example cgroups elsew
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by kragniz 11y ago
Tangentially related: https://github.com/AbstractBeliefs/BadBuzz A collection of terrible fizzbuzz solutions.
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by kragniz 11y ago
My parents use linux mint, which has a familiar feeling desktop (cinnamon) if you come from the windows world. It has a big enough user base in it's own right, and being an ubuntu (and derivatively debian) based distro, it's easy
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Hewlett-Packard throws in the towel on public cloud(fortune.com)
2 points by kragniz 11y ago|0 comments
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by kragniz 11y ago
json-sempai: Use JSON files as if they're python modules! https://github.com/kragniz/json-sempai It's entirely dumb and not very useful.
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by kragniz 12y ago
> CS students participate in open source more. I'd disagree on this one. From my admittedly anecdotal experience, all the people I know who are heavily self-taught (myself included) have participated more in open source. Most of the
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by kragniz 12y ago
Don't assume this is something political. A lot of very good organizations were not accepted this year, Mozilla being one of them.
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by kragniz 12y ago
It's not rewritten, but built on top of.
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Show HN: Use JSON files as if they are python modules(github.com)
3 points by kragniz 12y ago|1 comments
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by kragniz 12y ago
loliwm is another one. https://github.com/Cloudef/loliwm
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by kragniz 12y ago
Let's just be thankful for OpenStack dropping support of Python 2.6!
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by kragniz 12y ago
http://xkcd.com/1401/ More seriously, great post! I also enjoyed your talk at pycon.ie this year.
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by kragniz 12y ago
I didn't downvote you, but you probably got downvoted for perpetuating 'free software == on github'
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by kragniz 12y ago
What are some examples of screwing with the basic Glance setup? Not allowing custom images?
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by kragniz 12y ago
It means you can do screen splitting on a remote machine and still have the same workflow as your local sessions, which is pretty nice.
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by kragniz 12y ago
I'm no apple fan, but Apple does contribute a fair amount of resources to open source. If you're running a typical GNU/Linux distro, go to http://localhost:631/ for fun.
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by kragniz 12y ago
I'm guessing it got noticed and google took over the number one spot.
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by kragniz 12y ago
Python does. >>> 5 + 2j (5+2j) >>> 2j * 2j (-4+0j)
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by kragniz 12y ago
It depends on what you're building. If you're playing around with minifigs and the basic bricks, then yes, mostly. However, Lego Technic is much more about solving problems, particularity the Mindstorms [0] range. I had the RCX wh
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by kragniz 12y ago
Do you have the name of that IRC channel?
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by kragniz 12y ago
Crypto is outlined over here: https://github.com/irungentoo/toxcore/blob/master/docs/updat...
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by kragniz 12y ago
The whole protocol is decentralized and peer to peer. Each person in the network has a public and private key. The NaCl library is used to do all of the encryption.
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by kragniz 12y ago
In the last few releases, HP has overtaken Rackspace in a number of development metrics. Poking around here is interesting: http://www.stackalytics.com
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Google Code Jam to I/O for Women(sites.google.com)
2 points by kragniz 12y ago|0 comments
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by kragniz 13y ago
This looks like it is from back in January 24, 2014. Has it now been accepted into 3.15? Regardless, is this what OSX does? From my experience, it is drastically faster at resuming.
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by kragniz 13y ago
It depends what you want to use it for. I'm imagining this being used in small embedded projects where the physical size of the current Pi is undesirable.

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