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by twangist 8y ago
A really bad name.
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by twangist 9y ago
And all Russia-based criminals, bots and trolls will be off the global Internet too? Really? Promise?
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by twangist 9y ago
No. Why would a developer choose to use an editor s/he can't figure out? (rhetorical question, not requiring answers)
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by twangist 9y ago
paywall
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by twangist 9y ago
Specific ones, by name or partial name? or, any and all? "Track usage" in what sense? -- count calls? with or without parameters? `log_calls` (specifically the `record_history` decorator) may be the tool you want. (I'm the au
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by twangist 9y ago
Can we add this encyclopedia to itself? It's a small compendium of right-wing ideology and quirky preferences. The two categories of things considered harmful in "Science": "Economics", and "Global Warming Fear
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Log_calls, a tool for debugging, profiling, and exploring code bases – v0.3.1(github.com)
2 points by twangist 10y ago|0 comments
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Log_calls, a Python3 debugging and profiling tool – v0.3.0(github.com)
1 points by twangist 11y ago|0 comments
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by twangist 11y ago
If you opt for making your declarative language a subset of JSON or YAML, presumably it will be a proper subset, with some further expectations and constraints. It makes total sense to use a custom file extension — say, `.mdl`, "my dec
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by twangist 11y ago
Degrading to whom? ;) "Deteriorating".
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by twangist 11y ago
Fine point: in the case of "negative" (clockwise) rotations, the negative sign applies only to a scalar (an angle), not a vector. Surely even negative money is a real thing too: debt, or anyway debit. (Granted, debt can be less re
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by twangist 11y ago
They're quite as real as nonnegative numbers, which are also abstract things. It's ironic that in your last line you use the terms "real" and "imaginary", in their colloquial meanings, as these have long since
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by twangist 11y ago
You must only read books with very short chapters.
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by twangist 11y ago
It also states that "SQL" is the top DBMS. Oracle holds 2nd place. No mention of Postgres anywhere. Drivel.
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by twangist 11y ago
This review proves a very counterintuitive result: It's possible to review a book about the history of infinitesimals without once mentioning either Leibniz or Newton.
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by twangist 12y ago
If THAT's your favorite pizza in NYC , of all places, ... well, you need to sample the local wares more. Or you have no idea what "pizza" means.
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Counting from Infinity: Yitang Zhang and the Twin Prime Conjecture(zalafilms.com)
36 points by twangist 12y ago|2 comments
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by twangist 12y ago
That's really great. Quite smart, too - the Catholic church approach ;) @_random: $99 is too dear for multi-language cross-platform IDEs that rival VS in features and usability? You must think that any amount is too much to pay for hig
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by twangist 12y ago
I took the ideas in Matthias' article and tried to make his graphviz extensions even more usable: https://gist.github.com/Twangist/87bed6fad82884814c0c
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by twangist 12y ago
Widespread hatred? That presupposes even wider-spread recognition. But that doesn't exist. Surely you jest or, more likely, profer clickbait.
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by twangist 13y ago
This article is over 4 years old, and comments were disabled on the page, thus no additional content. Why is it noteworthy now?