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361.
by sigzero 4y ago
Yeah, you are talking about actual types and not type hints. It gets confusing. Python doesn't enforce type hints at runtime.
362.
by sigzero 4y ago
Context is everything. I am pretty sure LISP is not Jewish so (((looking at your LISP))) is perfectly fine.
363.
by sigzero 4y ago
Dr. Hipp of SQLite fame likes Tcl. The ginormous test suite is in Tcl.
364.
by sigzero 4y ago
Wow, I comment on that page way back in 2006! I suggested a multi-line comment. lol I don't use end of line comments myself so that never bugged me.
365.
by sigzero 4y ago
I love Tcl. I haven't used it in a while as my job scope has changed. I used to write all sort of utilities and throw a little UI on top with Tk. I still keep watch on what happens in that space.
366.
by sigzero 4y ago
Both are good with that kind of usage. It will really end up being your preference.
367.
by sigzero 4y ago
This is more than just the 7.1 release.
368.
by sigzero 5y ago
That is only if you want to use it commercially.
369.
by sigzero 5y ago
Neat project. I always wished NP++ was x-platform.
370.
by sigzero 5y ago
Just a few: - Kate - CudaText - Sublime Text - BBEdit
371.
by sigzero 5y ago
Thanks for the answer.
372.
by sigzero 5y ago
When is this going to be pulled in?
373.
by sigzero 5y ago
It's a really good one.
374.
by sigzero 5y ago
I run the Nord theme everywhere.
375.
by sigzero 5y ago
The Tcl dev team uses it as well. They seem to like it.
376.
by sigzero 5y ago
There is a spelling error: but also for security resaons. << reasons not resaons
377.
by sigzero 5y ago
If you the one or know them there is a spelling error: but also for security resaons. << reasons not resaons
378.
by sigzero 5y ago
jOS was another Java OS. http://jos.sourceforge.net/
379.
by sigzero 5y ago
Same because some of the applications we use cannot move up.
380.
by sigzero 5y ago
I wish it had templates for credit cards.
381.
by sigzero 5y ago
I believe it just describes the display of the data (i.e. plain text).
382.
by sigzero 5y ago
If you have a programming itch...scratch it. Good job and keep going.
383.
by sigzero 5y ago
Works fine for me.
384.
by sigzero 5y ago
Not a book but: https://realpython.com/python-data-classes/
385.
by sigzero 5y ago
It's a replacement for NPM and YARN. Never used it myself. https://pnpm.io/
386.
by sigzero 5y ago
Task is nice: https://taskfile.dev/#/
387.
by sigzero 5y ago
Whatever Meta decides is "credible".
388.
by sigzero 5y ago
Agreed. Ownership and employment are two very different things. There isn't any reason that he couldn't keep the shares.
389.
by sigzero 5y ago
Things that make you go "Hmmmmmm".
390.
by sigzero 5y ago
No because everything you listed is a personal choice.

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