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Unique sentinel values, identity checks and when to use object() instead of None
(treyhunner.com)
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Pytype checks and infers types for your Python code
(github.com)
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mkesper
8y ago
Pandoc can bring you quite far here.
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mkesper
8y ago
I assume 32bit binaries will still be around for a long time, this project dropped support with this version, though.
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mkesper
8y ago
They seem to plan more support for optional typing, though, which I would count as a bonus vs Python et al. For Godot 3.1, optional typing is a parser-only feature. The plan is, afterwards, to include typed instructions in the state machine
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How to Build a Low-Tech Website?
(lowtechmagazine.com)
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mkesper
8y ago
Emacs is quite discoverable, too. Spacemacs even more, I think.
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mkesper
8y ago
But definitely not Python 2.6!
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mkesper
8y ago
Try wearing them four weeks constantly. Your mind needs time to adapt!
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mkesper
8y ago
Please enable additional repos (EPEL, IUS) providing sane Python versions. Python 2.6 isn't even supported by pip anymore. RHEL appeals to "enterprise" people for claiming to be able to run the same software for ten years wit
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mkesper
8y ago
Right now there is another font designed for legibility on HN frontpage: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18946601
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mkesper
8y ago
Newer versions of kdenlive seem to do much better there.
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mkesper
8y ago
The whole eco system stops caring about Python2. Everybody using Python will suffer if they rely on using Python2 until 2030.
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mkesper
8y ago
You don't want to read all input into memory first.
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Librem 5 Developer Kit Using EmCraft's I.MX 8M System-On-Module
(source.puri.sm)
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8y ago
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mkesper
8y ago
You'd want to use a repo that only allows fast-forward and rebase everything that would be a merge. We use Gerrit for that.
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mkesper
8y ago
Is your code inspected by emulator writers? I guess there would be a lot to learn.
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mkesper
8y ago
The first victim of war is: the truth.
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mkesper
8y ago
The german article just regulates sales / value added tax IF you do business in bitcoin. It nowhere states that bitcoin et. al MUST be accepted as a means of payment.
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mkesper
8y ago
What if your gmail account gets locked due to reasons you're not even aware of? Oh wait, that couldn't possibly happen...
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mkesper
8y ago
Discoverability is a good thing, though! And one place where emacs is much better than others, too.
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Probabilistic programming and proof that Poland was robbed – 2018 Chess Olympiad
(tenfifty.io)
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8y ago
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mkesper
8y ago
Seems to be the last of this family before going to a nrw SoC line.
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mkesper
8y ago
Please do a Show HN when you do so!
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8y ago
No ethernet but smaller size than 3B+ and: A 1.4GHz 64-bit quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 CPU 512MB LPDDR2 SDRAM Dual-band 802.11ac wireless LAN and Bluetooth 4.2/BLE Improved USB mass-storage booting Improved thermal m
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mkesper
8y ago
But that's a problem of the system and cannot be overcome by 'working harder'.
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mkesper
8y ago
Sounds much faster than an arduino, but not the affordable Linux-capable board everybody's waiting for
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8y ago
If you follow your logic everything becomes void.
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mkesper
8y ago
No need for that tone, right?
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mkesper
8y ago
Although long forum threads only really work if someone regularly updates the first entry with newest infos.
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