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by vladev 14y ago
I haven't used Slackware, but all of the points you mentioned are valid for Arch Linux as well.
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by vladev 14y ago
I've used bpython a lot in the past - mostly for it's instant syntax highlight and autocompletion, but I recently discovered ipython qtconsole and I can say it's much better (yes, it's not in the console, but I'm ok with that). Its synt
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by vladev 14y ago
This seems like a nice idea, but - this could be just me - my commits are rarely a couple of changed lines. I usually commit on an "entity" basis where I make one class/module/function along with the tests for it and commit. Maybe a tool li
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Google knows the release date of Diablo 3(google.com)
4 points by vladev 14y ago|4 comments
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by vladev 14y ago
2012: Python "{:10.2f}".format(x)
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by vladev 14y ago
Exactly the same on Firefox 12 and Chromium 18.
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Alan Kay on Programming and Scaling [presentation](tele-task.de)
8 points by vladev 14y ago|1 comments
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by vladev 14y ago
No, you just need strict comparison (like you need it in JS and any other language with weak typing): php > var_dump('9223372036854775807' == '9223372036854775808'); bool(true) php > var_dump('9223372036854775807' ===
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by vladev 15y ago
To me, Postgres is the most underestimated database. Not sure if this is a bad thing...
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Au revoir, Mozilla. Good bye Mozilla(talkweb.eu)
2 points by vladev 15y ago|0 comments
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Akka 2.0 released (Scala and Java concurrency library)(akka.io)
80 points by vladev 15y ago|12 comments
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Controlling Windows 8 by looking at the screen(youtube.com)
1 points by vladev 15y ago|0 comments
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by vladev 15y ago
Currently, PyPy is faster than CPython at pretty much anything (except when C is involved, for example, but they are working on that, too). You can see their benchmarks and comparisons at http://speed.pypy.org/ . What I think they mean by
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by vladev 15y ago
One of the presentations is in SVG format. How do you open this and how is it made?
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by vladev 15y ago
Any chance of open-sourcing this? :)
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by vladev 16y ago
RadRails: http://aptana.com/products/radrails (although it's Eclipse based, so it might not be what you need). I'm wondering how come Oracle hasn't kill NetBeans yet? Considering the effort they've put into Eclipse and the a holes they a
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by vladev 16y ago
The article doesn't say who. I'm wondering as well.
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by vladev 16y ago
I've tried using it a few months ago. It's quite hard actually. The docs were poor, understanding the concepts was not easy and in a lot of places it abuses the Scala syntax: LiftRules.rewrite.append { case RewriteRequest(ParsePath(List("
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by vladev 16y ago
No. I don't think Google will be selling the device themselves, like they did with the Nexus One. They will rather rely on external partners.
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by vladev 16y ago
I actually wrote something similar at http://stopam.com . Never been to brave to announce it officially.
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by vladev 16y ago
Pure lake and island oriented.
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by vladev 16y ago
Does anyone know a good book that explains these things (CPU caches, RAM, virtual memory, etc.) in more detail?
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by vladev 16y ago
If you want to keep the easy thread-per-connection model even with 1M connections you might have a look at Erlang - it takes the best of both worlds (threads and async IO) via its processes (so you get a process-per-connection). I read some
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by vladev 16y ago
Interestingly - this equation contains the 5 most important constant in maths.
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by vladev 17y ago
Wow. First place for Scala. The world is becoming a better place!
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by vladev 17y ago
How does Posterous make money?
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by vladev 17y ago
Hmm. Using iPython ot bpython causes the modules to be 200+ from the start.
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How to use clichés(sethgodin.typepad.com)
1 points by vladev 17y ago|0 comments
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by vladev 17y ago
what does this has to do with the Balkans?
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Please stop saying social media marketing is free(building43.com)
1 points by vladev 17y ago|0 comments

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