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by prolepunk 15y ago
I think that behind the scenes video doesn't give that information. Although they did shot last frame last, they didn't say that they shot them in order. Also they only shot 2300 whereas the clip at 24 fps would have taken 4920 though the '
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by prolepunk 15y ago
I wonder how does it compare to NSD? http://www.nlnetlabs.nl/projects/nsd/
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by prolepunk 15y ago
Why can't just install linux on his macboc and sync everything using ssh/rsync/git without being such a hipster.
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by prolepunk 15y ago
I really liked the part about for ... else statement, the body of else statement executes the code after the loop finishes but not if break statement was executed. I know about this construct but whenever I have a problem that requires it,
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by prolepunk 15y ago
Not that you can't do this in python: python -c "print '\n'.join(open('LICENSE.txt','r').read().split('\n')[:-10])" But this is besides the point.
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by prolepunk 15y ago
To be fair, now there exist a library of git function written in pure python. http://www.samba.org/~jelmer/dulwich/
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by prolepunk 15y ago
I just pasted my original code with properly indenting in here, so I thought to remove ugliness once I copied it pastebin. Also I saw some small city in california 'Los something...' with population of 28k which didn't get caught by the fir
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by prolepunk 15y ago
It only takes memory snapshots to find next end-of-loop instruction in binary code to jump to it, with source equivalent of it being: while True: if loop_var > 9000: break loop_var += 1 My main complaint that
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by prolepunk 15y ago
First of all the solution of this problem is computationally impossible so this tool makes me feel realy uneasy I'd never use it -- it would actually make predictable easily reproducible bugs impossible to report when this tool is activated
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by prolepunk 15y ago
Idea is good by the tool is not good enough -- it only notices the population centres that author has took a note of, this looks like unintentional confirmation bias. See my reply to author with fixes.
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by prolepunk 15y ago
ok formatting went all wrong, here's the same code on pastebin: http://pastebin.com/S5324Gfw
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by prolepunk 15y ago
All the code does is looking up mentions of cities defined in the dictionary. How do you know that the cities aren't mentioned in any other context? How do you know that this is a resonable number of cities and their respected abreviations?
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by prolepunk 15y ago
There's a know issue with kde network applet and it's been known for some time, kde team is working on fixing it. Meanwhile use gnome-network-manager instead -- remove applet, install gnome-network-manager though apt, then create a symlink
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by prolepunk 15y ago
Nah, it's gentoo that sucks. I don't see anything like that happening in binary distributions, or assembling anything from ports in FreeBSD. I've administered a few gentoo machines a few years ago and can attest that it's a major PIA. Or le