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Warner Bros Recruits Students to Spy on Pirates
(torrentfreak.com)
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Use Appcelerator Titanium to build mobile and desktop apps from Web technologies
(appcelerator.com)
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17y ago
>> How we'd override "pass" boggles my mind. > An expression that does nothing. Putting `''` in a function is equivalent to `pass` in that it lets the parser do its stuff. `pass` could be a builtin defined as `None` and the b
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lehmannro
17y ago
For offline use (in whatever sense that term might be applicable to YouTube) I like clive for ripping the full video and ffmpeg for extracting the audio stream. Does your service use any such tools under the hood? clive: http://clive.sou
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lehmannro
17y ago
What happens if they reject the patchset? I could imagine an outcry of Microsoft zealots slamming the open source community because they refused to cooperate with Microsoft.
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lehmannro
17y ago
Oh, I didn't think about the order. Django's approach to this issue is really simple and only requires that all your Struct fields are instances of some common base class. http://code.djangoproject.com/browser/django/trunk/django/fo... cr
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17y ago
I'd rather utilize a metaclass in this special case. This would retain the notion of Foo being a type much better than transmogrifying a function into a class. (Granted, there's not that big a difference technically but you're tricking othe
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lehmannro
17y ago
Despite the publishing date being March 31st it seems that was an April Fool's joke. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=541446
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lehmannro
17y ago
Half a dozen clicks from his HN profile and you're there: http://twitter.com/offbytwo/friends
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lehmannro
18y ago
What you describe sounds like all particles in the universe suddenly lost all their energy. If time is change, time must be energy.
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Steps toward improving Gentoo
(dberkholz.wordpress.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
That reminds me of the following statement: (I'm probably paraphrasing here -- my Google-fu failed me) Your arguments can be driven by your emotions but your emotions cannot be your arguments.
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lehmannro
18y ago
As far as I know they're already working on Chandler v2.0 as a total revamp of Chandler 1.0. http://people.osafoundation.org/~jeffrey/rearch_documentatio...
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18y ago
In order to break down tasks into next smallest steps Chandler might come in handy. http://chandlerproject.org/ No matter what your collections will just keep growing (if you do not delete items but rather mark them DONE ) so that could
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I always thought our current problem is not really producing energy but rather transporting it? So if you have a reactor in New York City it'll be rather useless for the people in, say, Moscow. That's the reason nobody is doing this power
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18y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=452490
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lehmannro
18y ago
Even though the announcement (see my other post) and the page pretty concisely describe what Snakebite's about, I'll try to wrap it up: It's a platform for open source developers granting access to exotic build environments. A communist ser
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18y ago
See also Trent Nelson's announcement on python-commiters. http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-committers/2009-Janu... Snakebite will be publicly announced… soon. whoops.
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Snakebite: the open source development network
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18y ago
First off I have to admit that I actually like Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions . I appreciate those two essays and highly enjoyed reading them. But when interpreting such works I'm always cautious not to read too much into small details.
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Crime and Punishment
(ha.ckers.org)
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18y ago
While the semicolon is only a convenience it has some common use cases. For example shoot-and-forget invokations of third party modules: import sys; sys.exit() import pdb; pdb.set_trace() import cgitb; cgitb.enable() import psyco;
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18y ago
See also Guido's introductory announcement for this post. http://neopythonic.blogspot.com/2009/01/history-of-python-in...
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lehmannro
18y ago
http://ping.fm/ is not there yet but you two are heading into the same direction I think.
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18y ago
See also "Top Ten Astronomy Pictures of 2008" in Discover. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=401401
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My Software Is Being Pirated
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18y ago
we should all be working on the things that we personally use and care about. That way just about every application will end up supporting email (paraphrasing Jamie Zawinski's Law of Software Envelopment ).
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18y ago
You all could be perfectly designed robots that are tricking me into believing you're also humans who experience consciousness. If you rebuilt humans with whatever technology (we might use transistors, nature used neurons), how would th
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18y ago
So if politics and democracy are the same what's your position towards them? Should we refuse democracy or just stop complaining about politics ?
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18y ago
Just for future reference the actual address is http://legalpad.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2008/12/08/a-no-fly-zo...
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