jkgeyti

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by jkgeyti 9y ago
You might want to remove the link. The image isn't censored when viewing the full image - only the thumbnail is.
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by jkgeyti 9y ago
This is being complicated by the out-of-touch rules on what constitutes "live TV" - I occasionally watch news from my home country through a VPN, and sports events that are also might be broadcast live to at least one country some
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by jkgeyti 10y ago
I can't speak to security, but from a functional standpoint the tree and key-value structure of password managers allows easier third party integration into browsers etc, compared to a flat file.
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by jkgeyti 10y ago
I'd pay somewhere around $50 if it included box art and everything. I don't imagine that's quite enough to turn a profit.
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by jkgeyti 12y ago
Audio compression and encoding is such an interesting area, and I'd recommend anyone to read up on the basics. I had a naive idea about compression being something-about-cutting-waveforms or something like that, and had no idea that pr
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by jkgeyti 12y ago
I've reinvented the wheel myself and made "pype" (link below). I've been using python on the command line for quite a while, but I found that I tend to use it when I'm doing something a little more advanced than wha
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by jkgeyti 12y ago
I found it cumbersome to do branching in most of the existing python stream tools. I made an alternative, that allows you to use curly brackets for indentation: https://github.com/ircflagship2/pype
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by jkgeyti 12y ago
There's a handful of great ideas that I might include in pype, such as the -p argument. I'm not aware of any way of automatically importing referenced modules, and manually parsing the user code for modules seems a bit daunting. I
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Show HN: Curly bracket-indented Python for command line oneliners(github.com)
2 points by jkgeyti 12y ago|2 comments
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Curly bracket-indented Python for command line oneliners(github.com)
2 points by jkgeyti 12y ago|0 comments