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mkesper
10y ago
Thanks to prompt_toolkit, IPython now supports: Syntax highlighting as you type Real multi-line editing (up and down arrow keys move between lines) Multi-line paste without breaking indentation or immediately executing code
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Pensioner creates incredible Wallace and Gromit-style BREAKFAST machine
(swns.com)
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mkesper
10y ago
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Comment: Stop the Hyperloop hype
(translate.google.com)
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mkesper
10y ago
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mkesper
10y ago
Yes, I always use .txt when exporting/importing CVS from/to Excel. Fun!
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mkesper
10y ago
But no LEDs.
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mkesper
10y ago
Yes, this always gets me. I don't like perl-style at all. Compare the cognitive load of distinguishing -lt and -le vs. < and <=.
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mkesper
10y ago
Python omits the new() thing, didn't miss it yet.
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mkesper
10y ago
Just have a look at these statistics: http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php/... (2014 data) http://www.statista.com/statistics/459815/accepted-asylum-ap... UK
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mkesper
10y ago
MacOS does not seem to be very developer friendly.
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mkesper
10y ago
Both scenarios might be possible, but how did you gain the certainty that both possibilities were equal?
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mkesper
10y ago
For now, that is.
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mkesper
10y ago
The readme doesn't even feature Elixir.
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mkesper
10y ago
If your licence is GPLv2 only (like for example the linux kernel), there is NO upgrade path.
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mkesper
10y ago
You can also use a Fidiuciary Licence Agreement, like for example KDE: https://ev.kde.org/rules/fla.php
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mkesper
10y ago
For 3D fractals, have a look at mandelbulb: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandelbulb
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mkesper
10y ago
Can you please provide a link to that claim?
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mkesper
10y ago
The last image here shows why this car flew: http://electrek.co/2016/05/06/tesla-model-s-crash-large-crum...
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mkesper
10y ago
I really find it creepy. Sounds like a possibility of total surveillance.
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mkesper
10y ago
This is relevant for things like OpenPGP Card ( http://g10code.com/p-card.html ) etc. Running free software on practically non-researchable proprietary platform is worrying.
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Turtlestitch
(turtlestitch.org)
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mkesper
10y ago
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mkesper
10y ago
I hope there can be an updateable packet in Debian again with this fork.
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mkesper
10y ago
After six weeks, you'll get paid by your health insurance, though (german standard). Definitely less cash but still. :)
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Dirty Harry explained my Windows for broken
(translate.google.com)
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10y ago
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mkesper
10y ago
How can you say that without being cynic when it made big parts of Japan uninhabitable for centuries if not thousands of years?
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mkesper
10y ago
Python3, that can be no question. Python2 is a dead end.
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mkesper
10y ago
There is nothing more mind-boggling than using mixed sources of ascii and unicode in Python2.
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mkesper
10y ago
These bonds are about 1/1000th of typical chemical bonds, the article says.
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Enforcement and compliance for the GPL and similar licenses
(lwn.net)
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mkesper
10y ago
The same is also not true for feral bees, they do the biggest part of the pollination but do have no professional caretakers.
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Caravel data visualization
(lwn.net)
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mkesper
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