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by okso 11y ago
Also: - Works with videos integrated in pages from any website No need to first jump on Youtube/Vimeo/... for the source URL of the video.
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by okso 11y ago
It has been open-sourced in October 2015: http://blog.maps.me/2015/10/mapsme-goes-open-source.html
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by okso 11y ago
MAPS.ME is an awesome product, and probably the best alternative to Google Maps: great performances, free and open source and not trying to track you everywhere. Allowing user to contribute back to OSM makes it even greater.
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by okso 11y ago
Looks interesting, but it has naming incoherences: 'pip install javascripython' actually installs in site-packages/metapensiero/pj. I don't get why it does not simply install in site-packages/javascripthon.
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by okso 11y ago
The future as the iPad generation: a machine made for consuming that conceals from you everything about how things work and how to hack them. Even while using 'high-level bricks', understanding how things work internally give you
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by okso 11y ago
At the moment, but in the future the browser might decide to prefetch the pages behind these links, hence voting against your will. > (...) we may expand link prefetching support to include prefetching <a> tags, which include a rel
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by okso 11y ago
Replacing JSX with Coffeescript is really beautiful, and makes large components much more readable. I am a bit worried as it does not have much traction. JSX does not even allow to copy-paste from HTML as we need to rename all keys containi
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by okso 11y ago
It is the same chip. Should we suggest an extra milestone for the Kickstarter for `import 3Dtv` ?
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by okso 11y ago
The Micropython board is pretty expensive (25€), porting it to to cheap ESP8266 (10% of the price) would make Python a top language for IoT. Plus it provides interactive shell on a micro-controller.
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by okso 11y ago
Just published this library for hot code reloading and live-coding in Python on Pypi. It allows you to change the source code of a function or a class while it is being used, without having to restart your program. I hope it saves you many
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Hot code reloading in Python(github.com)
1 points by okso 11y ago|1 comments
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by okso 12y ago
The Python interpreter itself is only about 1.5-2 Mo. The issue is mainly related to the libraries.
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by okso 12y ago
BitMessage is a pretty neat idea, and this service is only a GUI on top of it.
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by okso 12y ago
> It’s not like anyone is using Python 3 anyway, so take some chances. Break things. Well, people start using it now. I'm teaching Python classes exclusively in Python 3, and do all my personal projects in Python 3 and love it. I wo
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by okso 12y ago
Looks great. Having to wait for the first email to arrive is a bit weird - it would have been awesome to be able to browse through the past too.
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by okso 12y ago
According to this tool, Belgium would have the highest IPv6 adoption in the world. Happy to live there !
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by okso 12y ago
Would it be possible to use Facebook's API to build a more relevant news feed for ourselves ?
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by okso 12y ago
That works great with Stylish on Firefox, thanks ! I remember a time when the content of the news feed was almost relevant and interesting...
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by okso 12y ago
That approach would be very well adapted to a low-level language such as C with the risk of overflow. Python handles long integers transparently, and the overhead of managing the lambda function and additional variables in Python is probabl
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by okso 12y ago
Compiere is another FOSS ERP, but it's made in Java
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by okso 12y ago
Naïve Python3 is not as fast as Numpy, but pretty elegant: def main(filename): d = open(filename, 'rb').read() result = sum(d) % 256 print("The answer is: ", result)
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by okso 12y ago
Because kiwis are too cool to worry too much about money and productivity.
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by okso 13y ago
Best Customer Reviews I have ever seen for a book.
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by okso 13y ago
One more future victim of the end of support of Windows XP.
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by okso 13y ago
There is one, it's the CLI (Command-line Interface : https://github.com/vysheng/tg )
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by okso 13y ago
I see source code for clients, but nothing for the server side. Are they using something standard or do they want to lock-down users to their own proprietary servers ?
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by okso 13y ago
Finally a great Mobile OS for Python ?
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by okso 13y ago
Encouraging people to crack it themselves instead of downloading a cracked version is an interesting educational move.
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by okso 13y ago
It does when you brake.
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by okso 13y ago
Is their video encouraging people to ride at 60km/h on the footpaths or am I hallucinating ?

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