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13y ago
While I agree that it's generally not helpful to rely on implicit atomicity in any Python, the reality is that all the other Pythons have followed CPython's lead and implemented the same memory model for compatibility. PyPy, Jython, and Iro
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13y ago
I've seen many parsers, from ad-hoc regexes to real grammars like this one, that attempt to process natural, human-readable query strings that resemble Google searches. (The example at the top of this writeup, `john city:"new york" last_cal
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Announcing Forecast
(blog.forecast.io)
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Mailbox Is Joining Dropbox
(mailboxapp.com)
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Moving from Google Code to GitHub: a horrible, ultimately rewarding odyssey
(beets.radbox.org)
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Safe and Efficient Shared Memory in Dynamic Languages
(homes.cs.washington.edu)
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Easy, Slow Dynamic Analysis With the LLVM Interpreter
(homes.cs.washington.edu)
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14y ago
Yep, that's me! I'll send you email. :)
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14y ago
Crazily, I have also built a (rudimentary) similar project out of Flask, Backbone, and HTML5 audio (and Mutagen, of course). It's a piece of a larger music-management puzzle: http://beets.readthedocs.org/en/1.0rc2/plugins/web.html Anywa
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Neural Acceleration
(homes.cs.washington.edu)
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14y ago
Bike theft is a huge problem precisely because there's no good way to track stolen gear. I'll buy one of these in an instant if it works well.
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Automatically Discovering Browser Performance Pitfalls
(homes.cs.washington.edu)
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14y ago
You sound like you're disagreeing with the OP, but the article explicitly calls out a $400K+ category of app development if you "do everything right". I think you're on the same page as the author here.
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14y ago
I've made a habit out of just linking to the OSI page: http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
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PyPy and CPython's Broken Multithreaded Semantics
(homes.cs.washington.edu)
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14y ago
This same story was deleted a couple of days ago, with good reason. Flagged.
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The end of Twitter syndication is nigh
(beets.radbox.org)
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Go Bloviations
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Simple Cluster Computing in Python
(cs.washington.edu)
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It looks like the author has come to an understanding with his/her disorganized music collection, but beets makes it pretty easy to bring sanity back to a messy music library: http://beets.radbox.org
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Deploying at GitHub
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The SQLite lock timeout nightmare
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Time to Worry (about Energy Efficiency)
(cs.washington.edu)
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The author demonstrates an SQL "injection" via "malicious" django-admin.py input. Is it really SQL injection if the user has access to your site's admin script? Some input really is trusted.
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What Is Apple's Macroscalar Architecture?
(cs.washington.edu)
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15y ago
Wow -- no, I entirely missed this (and just happened to end up with the same name). Thanks for clarifying.
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15y ago
Agreed. As a way to write one-off scripts that one would otherwise use bash for, this seems like a nice trick.
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15y ago
It's odd that the import mechanism is abused here to make objects "out of thin air". The fact that "from pbs import ffmpeg" works only if ffmpeg is actually on the path is somewhat surprising. I think the more comfortable (and Pythonic?) wa
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15y ago
Leaving aside the ethical issues, has anyone considered building a "white-hat" CAPTCHA cracker tool using one of these services? Personally, I hate solving CAPTCHAs to sign up for stuff, and I wish there were a browser extension button I co
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15y ago
No kidding? If I just edit $HOME/.vimrc, it will start syncing? Or do I need to do something special?
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