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13y ago
I'm in a really similar situation to the author's. I've been using WordPress for quite a long time, among several (usually shared) hostings, only to realize how disgusting it is to move a WordPress website from one place to a
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13y ago
+1, pip install it and then add it to installed_apps...
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13y ago
The problem in Sublime is that you have a limited set of layouts, those that appear in the Layout menu. In other editors, such as Emacs or the way Terminator works, you can just "split" the current buffer/view/panel (you
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13y ago
This is depressing. They closed the comments so they don't have to hear anything from their userbase. If this kind of problems happened in Mac, the bug would have been resolved for years.
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13y ago
I find this article somewhat lacking a lot of content, given the amount of information you've been given in the gist and available on the internet. Anyway, the answer to your "What happens when you run 'Hello, world'&quo
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13y ago
Your last paragraph really takes away all the impartiality your comment seemed to have. Anyway, it would have been great to know which models you were exactly comparing, because I don't believe what you say about the PC being that bad.
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13y ago
It would be a sad thing to be if I did it with no reason. But I've been a huge open source supporter all my life, and I've always found Apple strategies to be undesirable, to say the least. Their products have always been overpric
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13y ago
The most recent version... that I cannot install in my Galaxy Nexus, which is barely two years old. I've been an Apple hater all my life, but this, Google, this is epic bullshit.
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13y ago
I bought "Beginning Linux Programming" and I think it's a great book for beginner and intermediate C programmers looking to get a deeper knowledge of Linux. A bit basic if you've been working with C for some time tho. Af
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13y ago
You'll find that people that have english as their first language tend to make that kind of mistakes more often than people who have it as a second language. In my case, for example, my first language is spanish, where everything sound
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13y ago
So? I didn't know anything about that "Paper" app before. Anyways, I guess you don't get what I mean.
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13y ago
Yet another product that expects EVERYONE to own an iPad. W-T-F? Try this. Control + F, search for "ipad". Nothing. Search for "apple", nothing. Search for "android". NO-THING. What's wrong? Is the iPad th
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13y ago
Nice, just used pympler.asizeof and it reported that the slotted version has about 22% of the size of the non-slotted version.
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13y ago
Mmm I don't quite get why sys.getsizeof is reporting a bigger size in the slotted class, it should be the other way around according to that post. Test code at: http://codepad.org/wlb53BLf not sure if I'm missing
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13y ago
Do you guys have any link where the whole HealthCare.gov disaster is explained? When I first heard of it, I visited the website and saw no problem - actually found it quite nice.
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13y ago
Nice, I wouldn't have thought of using Yeoman for extension development.
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13y ago
Dammit I was about to start developing something exactly like this... :(
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13y ago
I was going to write exactly this. It was so absurd... there were people who placed the logo on their footer without actually having any service from MT. This certainly marked my impression about MediaTemple, I've always considered the
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13y ago
Nice use of C++11 there.
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13y ago
I've built a couple of Chrome extensions and is something I really recommend. It's easy, useful and satisfying (if you have a userbase). An example. I love checking the EXIF data of the pictures on the internet to know more about
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13y ago
We should clarify that knowing how to write a "Hello World" in a programming language does not make you "know" that programming language. In other words, how much should you know about a language to call yourself a polyg
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13y ago
It would be great to know a little bit about the internals of the "explanation engine".
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13y ago
So nice, some weeks ago there were some news about CSS Zen Garden's birthday. Now knowing it's been relaunched is great. BTW, here's the design I sent... 8 years ago o_O http://www.csszengarden.com/?cssfile=18
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13y ago
Yet another article who supposes everybody uses Mac. Up until you reach the 'dependencies' part you realize it's for OS X only.
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13y ago
It would have been great to point out at the beginning of the article that this sketch software is for Mac only. Serious web development is not only done in Mac, did you know?
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13y ago
Now that I see it, it'd not be "a bit better", but "4 bytes better".
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13y ago
> So a successor language to C was C++ (Like C, but a bit better) C++ is not a bit better than C. It's a whole lot better (for most situations, that is).
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13y ago
My take, probably present in the original link tho int f(int n) { static int timesCalled = 0; return ++timesCalled % 2 ? n : -n; }
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13y ago
I wonder, I wonder what kind of comments would appear with something like "Help put VB.NET back in the top 10 this weekend".
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13y ago
Features, features everywhere.
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