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deadbeef404
7y ago
The point is that if I send you a gif, you currently don't need to tell whatever program you opened it in that it's meant to loop. When I send you a gif, I expect it to be looped on your end. It's part of the gif package that
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7y ago
I tried using this today. I couldn't find a way to rename the site I signed up for; I didn't make the connection that the username would be the URL/site name. I also couldn't delete my primary site to create a replacemen
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7y ago
Not that hard :). Add this as a tampermonkey script for a simple version. Array.from(document.getElementsByClassName('comment')).forEach(x => {if (/Trump/.test(x.innerText)) { x.innerText = 'Trumped' }})
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8y ago
Very true about using it to great effect in 808s and Heartbreak! I remember hearing one of those tracks and finding it fairly nice to listen to. Then I heard him live on SNL and his singing voice was close to non-existent.
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deadbeef404
8y ago
Charmer? CharmIt? Charming? CharmHPD? Charmplus? Superintendentchalmers? The problem here isn't that PyCharm came second or that Jetbrains will have an issue. The problem here is that it's so many conversations will go > Have y
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deadbeef404
9y ago
Why?
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deadbeef404
9y ago
Simon Sinek has an interesting hypothesis about the cause of the breakdown in politics in his book "Leaders Eat Last". I'm giving a very brief summary, but in that book he suggested that most US federal politicians used to li
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deadbeef404
10y ago
What would be a better comparison?
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10y ago
This is pretty cool, great job! I know this is only a cheatsheet, which implies simple, but one idea that I think might be useful would be to add something to allow an end-user to resize the preview pane. This would allow more complete &quo
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10y ago
Also note, if anyone is using "reactify" and has used the spread operator in JSX, as 15.0.0 removed React.__spread, your build will break. (Reactify uses the deprecated react-tools which uses React.__spread.)
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11y ago
Thanks for the response, man! To be completely honest, I definitely don't follow PEP8 100% (especially in regards to continuing-line indentation) because to do so would make some lines quite nasty looking simply for compliance to guid
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11y ago
Nice concept, great work! As a side note: I found your extra whitespace before function arguments to be very strange. I haven't seen this type of spacing before. Is there a reason why you do this? I personally use and encourage the use
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11y ago
It looks very nice! How's the battery life? This review seems to indicate it sits at under two thirds of the MBPs: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2458699,00.asp Also, just for clarification, do you mean self
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11y ago
I think he means the exact same Python script can be run directly on any environment that has Python installed if written correctly, in contrast to a C program which has to be recompiled on various environments to be able to run.
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11y ago
Ah, yes; that's a great point about the sort algorithm!
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11y ago
> doesnt result in a truely random distribution. It evenly distributes over 0-1. Removing .5, just distributes it evenly between -0.5 and +0.5. Sort basically says >0, the first option should come first and if <0, the second option
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11y ago
Even if some technology is not successful in the end, it doesn't mean that there isn't value in it. This even is a good rule for most/all life experiences.
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11y ago
The memories of KidPix have come flooding back! The is awesome! FYI: After a few minutes of using this, it seems to work quite well in Chrome on Ubuntu.
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11y ago
I would reword "Refactored invoice parser" entirely as that message is about as useful as "changed code".
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11y ago
I have no idea if it's possible, but I could imagine maybe a multi-frequency light source where each frequency interacts with a unique color molecule in the resin to mix colors individually?
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11y ago
I don't see how having a "site down" template is anything suspicious. I have a page that I replace my company's web-app with when I'm performing upgrades; they could have easily made their's a generic template
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11y ago
I'm not sure how anyone could think that walking next to a loud highway for an hour and a half (without a distraction such as a friend or music) would be a great idea.
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11y ago
Argentina National Day 2015 Edit: You can usually find out what they mean by going to https://www.google.com/doodles
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12y ago
Come on, there's a huge middle ground between "Unicorn milk" and a name that isn't a homophone of the format it works with. Let alone the fact that I don't like my first name being used as the name of a library, I t
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13y ago
Django supports python 3, though I guess some django apps might not yet. https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/topics/python3/
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13y ago
I just installed this using pip. Is PIP something other than regular old pip?
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13y ago
Some of us don't use emacs?
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13y ago
> If you are operating your phone whilst driving then you deserve to crash. Does the same apply to the radio?
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13y ago
> I still can't use the music app and search for a song You can scroll up above the top of any list (artists/songs etc) in the music app to reveal the search bar.
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14y ago
Just because I like breaking things; they've tried to stop text getting into the fields by typing/pasting in the fields. A way around it is to highlight text/characters in the browser or the address bar etc and drag them into the field.
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