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by th 9y ago
I think they're pretty much a collection of tweets. This was the first time I used moments and I'm not sure where I saw them used before I made this. They're mostly by me because I made a goal for myself to tweet out one of t
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by th 9y ago
This one is an odd one because initially most people I show this one to assume the oddity is that immutable types cannot be mutated in-place. But tuples can be mutated in-place: >>> b = (1,) >>> b += (2,) >>> b (1
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by th 11y ago
Thanks for the critique. I'm not sure I added much to that analysis on Stack Overflow outside of headers, a few more opinions, and a little bit more explanation. I mostly wrote to have something to link my students to because this ques
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The Idiomatic Way to Merge Dictionaries in Python(treyhunner.com)
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The Idiomatic Way to Merge Dictionaries in Python(treyhunner.com)
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by th 11y ago
Inconsolata: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inconsolata
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by th 11y ago
That's kind of what generator expressions are actually :) https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0289/ You can pass them into anything that expects an iterable. That's pretty much the same since itera
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by th 11y ago
Agreed! Haskell's list comprehensions look even more like set-builder notation: https://wiki.haskell.org/List_comprehension
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by th 11y ago
I agree. I was using "List Comprehensions: Now In Color" as a working title but I thought that was too nonsensical. It was actually the colorized code and not the gifs in particular that made me think "visual". Sorry fo
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Counting Things in Python: A History(treyhunner.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 63 Tomorrow (6/26)(sdhn63.eventbrite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 62 Tomorrow (5/29)(sdhn62.eventbrite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 61 Tomorrow (4/24)(sdhn.anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 60 Tomorrow (3/27)(eventbrite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 59 Friday (2/27)(anyvite.com)
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by th 12y ago
I usually post the event details. The event is pretty much self-organizing at this point.
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 58 Tomorrow (1/30)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 57 This Friday (10/24)(anyvite.com)
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by th 12y ago
There is a community-contributed EditorConfig NetBeans plugin but it doesn't have a license or installation instructions: https://github.com/geertjanw/editorconfig-netbeans
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by th 12y ago
If your favorite editor does not yet have an EditorConfig plugin, feel free to tweet @EditorConfig or open an issue. The Eclipse plugin has a small bounty on it right now. Maybe someone will create one if some more money is pitched in: ht
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by th 12y ago
EditorConfig support built-in to your text editor is the pipe dream. JetBrains 9 will have EditorConfig support, but no other editors yet support it natively so all of the plugins are necessary currently. Unfortunately many editors do not
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by th 12y ago
We "launched" a couple years ago with support for only a handful of editors. Most of the plugins have been community-made. No one has submitted an Eclipse plugin yet, but we would love to help make one happen.
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by th 12y ago
Native support is the ultimate goal. WebStorm 9 will have EditorConfig support built-in (as noted here: https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/nextversion/ ).
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 56 This Friday (9/26)(anyvite.com)
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by th 12y ago
I would also like an Ohlife import service (or any other API that could be used for importing).
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 54 This Friday (7/25)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 54 this Friday (7/25)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 53 this Friday (6/27)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 52 tomorrow (5/30)(anyvite.com)
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San Diego Hacker News Meetup 51 tomorrow (4/25)(anyvite.com)
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