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by powersurge360 7y ago
Citrus in particular is famous for cats disliking. Interesting that your cat enjoys those.
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by powersurge360 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felidae
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by powersurge360 7y ago
I haven't yet read this and won't until after work but I did click through and notice it didn't mention subitizing. Subitizing is pretty cool and it's the name for how you can look at items and instantly know how many th
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by powersurge360 7y ago
This is very exciting for me, thank you for sharing.
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by powersurge360 7y ago
How does this compare to things like beancount or ledger cli? Did you look at those and find them wanting? Personally I've used ledger and loved it but found it a bit of a pain to get going due to its manual nature and it also created
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by powersurge360 8y ago
Re-reading the material from that era I think I embellished a little in my memory. I think there was a pull request but he didn't reopen and accept it. Sounds like he just pushed a commit that said something along the lines of "wh
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by powersurge360 8y ago
If you didn't know that then let me share with you this interesting story from 2012. I'm going to repeat it from memory so my details may be a little fuzzy but I'll include a link which should tell the story more faithfully.
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by powersurge360 10y ago
Interesting. I saw it work as recently as a few weeks ago. Looking at the support article (here: https://support.google.com/chrome_webstore/answer/3060053?hl... ) it looks like OS X is the only platform where it no
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by powersurge360 10y ago
Hello! I don't know if English is your first language or not, but that last sentence was significantly confusing that I wanted to correct it for you and others who may read it. The two idioms are 'child's play' & &#x
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by powersurge360 10y ago
Still there: Hamburger Menu -> More Tools -> Add to Desktop
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by powersurge360 11y ago
I have a tendency to install one of python 2.x and one of python 3.x and then use the --python flag to set the particular python I want my project to run against. At that point it should work invisibly in the virtualenv. Unlike ruby, point
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by powersurge360 13y ago
Qt Creator was released. Creator of Qt was released (from jail). Just a joke. Took me a second too.
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by powersurge360 13y ago
It is my understanding that threading is a sore topic in most common lisps having either poor or experimental support. I'd love to be proved wrong, however.
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by powersurge360 13y ago
You may have missed Super Mario 64 DS from (wow! so long already) 9 years ago. But then, at this point the remake is old enough for a remake.
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by powersurge360 13y ago
Django 1.3 was released back in March of 2011. That's more than two years ago! Were you waiting on some sort of third party package or something?
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by powersurge360 13y ago
Hey! I am a developer based in Louisville, Ky as well. I don't know what sort of things you develop/design for, but we have this thing called build guild that a lot of us attend each month. It's mostly for web, but there's been a handful of
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by powersurge360 13y ago
Not really. It's actually kind of funny that a .NET programmer said that because Java and C# occupy many of the same niches, which is to say, heavy enterprise-y apps. But then that may be his point, that it would be redundant for him to lea
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by powersurge360 14y ago
Once you construct your routes list, what do you do with it? Do you iterate over it with app.add_url_rule?
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by powersurge360 14y ago
In regards to "what to do with the existing hashes" bcrypt can detect the original work factor and hash to that. Not sure how you would upgrade that for users, however.
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by powersurge360 14y ago
It's just wrapped in wine, unfortunately. Still, works really nicely.
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by powersurge360 14y ago
Well, I'd argue that configuration is nicer with nginx than with apache if you're running something other than php. But the trade off there is nginx only has centralized config whereas you can do .htaccess stuff with apache, so meh.
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by powersurge360 15y ago
I wonder how this affects other operating systems that implement RDP. I'm not familiar with the protocol and don't regularly use it, but is this a flaw with the protocol or with the implementation that windows uses? Are there multiple imple
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by powersurge360 15y ago
No, you can do evaluation line by line, but it isn't exactly nice. Just typing php forces you to type in the entire script.
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by powersurge360 15y ago
PHP repl is actually php -a
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by powersurge360 15y ago
Does this work for C too? I notice that it mentions replacing CINT, which is C & C++. I'm a scrub to C and it'd really bum me out if I find out about an interpreter to play with just in time for it to no longer be viable.