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philsheard
1y ago
Love these, thanks. What's the benefit of putting the original idea between <idea> tags when it seems to the main body of the prompt anyway? Or are you supplying the Socratic Coder prompt and the idea in the same prompt?
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philsheard
9y ago
Thanks for the keyword-only parameters mention. I'm a Py3 fan so have been looking down this thread for inspiration of features I've missed. I've often wanted to use keyword arguments for readability but without supplying a d
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9y ago
My biggest problem with VSCode was the loss of ST's support for working across multiple project folders. When I'm working with Django I'll break code out into reusable apps but find it difficult to work concurrently on these
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philsheard
12y ago
Does just what you want. I've tried a few of the more complex apps and this is a really good implementation of the essential functionality. Nice clean design as well. One piece of feedback from trialling this morning - when the timer w
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philsheard
13y ago
I've not personally used RStudio but the IPython Notebook is great for interactive code with inline visualisations. I believe there's also a Julia kernel for IPython too so you could have either there. I'd recommend Python as
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philsheard
13y ago
This is also a representation of where the power and profit sits within the industry. If apps were subservient to people in the UI, it would be trivial to replace them. However, successful businesses are built through preference over compet
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14y ago
Anyone know whether this is an innovative use of lockscreen widgets by Google, or is this something that's not openly available to other Android devs? Wondering whether is just a clever app by Google or something that makes it difficult for
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14y ago
I recorded a short screencast to capture the pace of the upvotes https://plus.google.com/105550226241566085548/posts/YxafettT...
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14y ago
I find the trackpad on an Macbook encourages it as well. Something to do with the sensitivity makes it possible.
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14y ago
Here's another reason / hybrid of a couple. I noticed when reading this thread, I selected your comment and then scrolled whilst reading. Allows multitasking and faster scanning - I'm reading the text as the page scroll and the highlight ma
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philsheard
14y ago
Sometimes things pop into your head at the worst time, when you can't do anything about it. However you collect it (todo list app, email, pen and paper), making a reminder is the only way not to fail at life. Real life is too complicated an
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philsheard
15y ago
This feedback thread could be a lesson all on its own for your class - some really useful feedback and it showsthat (markup rules aside) the presentation of information is a hugely subjective area and not something that's clear cut Good or
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philsheard
15y ago
I've got a very similar setup to Matt. No Macbook Air though, best get shopping :)