wbond

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   by wbond 13y ago

   Yes, I did, and you did not provide a single example. You just said "“oh see, I can run some examples from page just fine. So everything's all right, I've got full Unicode!". Taking the time to actually prove your point
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   by wbond 13y ago

   So in your one, specific, performance-limited situation, Python 3's implementation of unicode doesn't work for you. Mostly because you are trying to optimize based on implementation details. I don't see how this equates to a
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   by wbond 13y ago

   Can you provide some examples of Python 3 getting strings wrong? Between strings being native unicode code points (you have to encode to bytes to get UTF-8) and unicodedata for normalization and decomposition ( http://docs.python.
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   by wbond 13y ago

   At my previous two companies I've found that HipChat is generally much more accessible to non-engineers. Ideally there aren't multiple communication tools for the same purpose, so I'd rather have HipChat than AIM + IRC. Addit
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   by wbond 13y ago

   My company gives all engineers their own office with a door. Recently four of us petitioned to be able to have an open office together. We collaborate better, feel generally happier, and knowledge sharing happens so much more fluidly. I was
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   by wbond 13y ago

   I wish I could use WePay. Unfortunately they do not allow Digital Goods, which their customer service department pointed out includes software licenses.
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   by wbond 13y ago

   Here's an interesting observation I've found related naming in dynamic languages. As I've been working more with Ruby and Python over the past few years, I've been using and debugging more and more open source code. In t
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   by wbond 13y ago

   I would presume with the Surface Pro Microsoft would be involved in, or at least work with hardware manufacturers to write the drivers. The integration is the same as Apple has on OS X. Microsoft is involved with the hardware, the OS and th
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   by wbond 13y ago

   One thing that would make this issue so much less annoying is if a guid was added to each item in the RSS. That way users wouldn't see the same article multiple times as the title keeps getting edited.
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    by wbond 13y ago

    I'm not the parent, but my company and I both settled on Rollbar due to fair pricing, good features and good support interactions during the beta period.
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    by wbond 13y ago

    I am filtering so only errors coming from my JS files get captured, but something in Chrome is still saying errors from other scripts are coming from mine. I know because the errors reference variables and functions that do not exist in my
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    by wbond 13y ago

    I was hoping for some info about handling the glut of false positives in Chrome when monitoring a site for JS errors using onerror. From what I can tell, they are caused by the fact that Chrome extensions run inline on pages. It seems to me
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    by wbond 13y ago

    I realize this may be slightly off-topic, but is there something like this that focuses on building cross-platform apps that have native UIs? I've obviously seen wxWidgets, but I'd even be interested in commercial offerings.
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    by wbond 13y ago

    I think one of the reasons Jon manages to pull it off so well is how basic it is. He has a 100% custom sidebar (very basic), but other than that he is using native menu controls and standard dialogs. Obviously the editor pane is the big cus
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    by wbond 13y ago

    Python 3 compatibility was my first question also. Unfortunately this relies on gevent and gevent does not work on py3.
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    by wbond 13y ago

    In many European countries a period is the thousands separator and the comma is the decimal separator. So yes, $22k per unit.
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    by wbond 13y ago

    I recently built (more or less) a REST API and a Backbone front-end using Python. Why would I want to use Django to do so when there are so many other (more appropriate) options? Does Django really need to be a framework that does everythin
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    by wbond 13y ago

    I used D3 and adapted some of the code from http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/3943967 .
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    by wbond 13y ago

    I implemented this on the Package Control ( https://sublime.wbond.net ) site over the past few months while developing it. To get a smooth transition from page to page I use Backbone.js with pushState and Handlebars to do client-s
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    by wbond 13y ago

    That is an interesting idea about the hash verification of the download, I may spend some time playing around with that. I could probably even do a combination of hash and size verification to make a hash collision harder. The reason the do
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    by wbond 13y ago

    The pre-rendering I am referring to is the contrast between server and client side page rendering. On my site with the first page load the server sends you a full HTML page so you don't have to wait for the JS to load, then the JSON to
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    by wbond 13y ago

    I recommend pasting the Sublime Text console output into a new issue at https://github.com/wbond/sublime_package_control/issues .
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    by wbond 13y ago

    The idea of bundling Package Control with Sublime Text has been proposed many times, and more than once directly to Jon. If I recall correctly, I don't think he replied directly to the suggestion. My guess is that he would prefer to ke
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    by wbond 13y ago

    That was done because the labels are shown in different contexts. When there is a very small amount of space to show information, I use 2 if it is ST2 only, 3 if it is ST3 only, or nothing if it is compatible with both. However, when there
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    by wbond 13y ago

    That was while Package Control 2.0 was in alpha. It is no longer in alpha and no longer requires using Git to install.
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    by wbond 13y ago

    Have you seen the current installation page ( https://sublime.wbond.net/installation )? I thought I made it pretty clear with the large orange banner the potential risks of the "Simple" method.
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    by wbond 13y ago

    The Package/User/Package Control.sublime-settings file may be what you are looking for. It tracks your settings, but also your installed packages. If you sync that to another machine that has Package Control installed, PC will ins
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    by wbond 13y ago

    If you just sync your Packages/User/ folder between machines, Package Control will automatically install the correct versions of each package for each OS. Unfortunately I've found the "sync everything" process that
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    by wbond 13y ago

    Thanks! I enjoyed playing around with a bunch of front end stuff on the site. I wanted to have a very fluid experience, so in addition to using Backbone with pushState and doing partial page renders, I felt the need to provide some sort of
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    by wbond 13y ago

    I'm more than happy to discuss these things and work with anyone interested on improving them.