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2011.
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toxik
18y ago
I bet it's great, only it's almost utterly unusable in WebKit/Safari.
2012.
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toxik
18y ago
It's part of human nature to want to be like other people. Even if it's all pretentious bullshit, horoscopes masqueraded, why can't you let the people who feel struck feel struck? It's just like religion. You can't prove anything to be wron
2013.
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toxik
18y ago
I, for one, found it very striking in most of it. Generalizing isn't half bad when there's actually distinctive attributes to generalize on.
2014.
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toxik
18y ago
You'd think it's JavaScript, but actually, it's Python.
2015.
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toxik
18y ago
Thanks for teaching me how not to be a social outcast. Great post. (Irony sensor would be off the chart about now.)
2016.
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toxik
18y ago
Sounds like the best plan, definitely. One thing you should try is WSGI after you're done with the blog. WSGI is a Python-level specification for how to interoperate with a Web server. It's a layer above FastCGI (if you know what that is) a
2017.
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toxik
18y ago
/Applications/Mail.app I highly recommend it to anyone on OS X Leopard. Mail doesn't count unread RSS entries as unread mail, so RSS feeds become more of a "you could potentially look at this when you have nothing to do, and these are the e
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How do you do Real-world Unit Testing?
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18y ago
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2019.
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toxik
18y ago
And now with Lunatic Python, you can even use Python from Lua or Lua from Python, two-ways! So you can do Lua-in-Python-in-Lua-in-Python if you have that desire. Try it out, it's darn fun: http://labix.org/lunatic-python
2020.
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toxik
18y ago
Alternatively, you could use your "native" language and encode the data. I do that a lot, like so (Python): >>> import simplejson >>> v = ["My Values", {"type": 123, "Megahertz": 123.456}] >>> pri