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by rat 15y ago
Cd are cheaper for people to buy(and cheaper to give away).
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by rat 15y ago
"r#{5}" or in actual use something like "I have #{me.num_of_children}\n" much better then Auto conversion In python "I have " + str(me.num_of_sons) + "and " + str(me.num_of_daughters) +"\n" does get annoying
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by rat 15y ago
Don't (typed) Union types work better for errors(with pattern matching) In haskell I think a nullable type or possibly error type frequently returned from functions which can error ie. data Maybe a = Nothing | Just a data Either a b = Left
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by rat 15y ago
In linux at least you can use /proc/`ps -ef|grep flash|grep -v grep | awk {'print $2'}`/fd/
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by rat 15y ago
And with proprietary frontends(like flash)
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by rat 15y ago
yes
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by rat 15y ago
why? also kate is a very nice editor gui editor(mainly linux but probably runs on os x/windows -because of kde portability)
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by rat 15y ago
They are obviously asking for the patent to prevent others from using this technique.
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by rat 15y ago
"The majority opinion was written by Justice Antonin Scalia, and joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas, and Samuel Alito" And that's why we need a more liberal supreme court.
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by rat 15y ago
Wouldn't that be Typed Scheme/Typed Racket?
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by rat 15y ago
true the ruby should be a type error
12.
by rat 15y ago
I'm pretty sure its vim-tiny
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by rat 15y ago
Paying someone to reply to people on twitter cost 20000 + benefits per person. Not to mention conference tickets, transportation to conferences. Maybe some facebook ads?
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by rat 15y ago
Thanks that will help a lot(although I mostly use eclipse these days) but for smaller tasks having to reopen gvim with more files or opening new files can get annoying(also the lack of project/file groups checking).
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by rat 15y ago
Dictatorship of smart morons. Yay
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by rat 15y ago
I found the launchpad bzr code browser not to bad. Launchpad is also more project based then code based. The thing is that sourceforge and launchpad try to give you an overview of the project first while github show the code and a readme an
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by rat 15y ago
> Officially I live with a zombie Not as uncommon as you might think. Plight of the Living Dead( http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2054133,00.htm... )
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by rat 15y ago
I don't know spatial mode was default in Gnome for a while and I think most users disliked it.
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by rat 15y ago
I thought using moose turned on warnings+strict(at least its claimed here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6050031/why-are-use-warni... )
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by rat 15y ago
seems unrelated to ubuntu, its seems to be this project: http://code.google.com/p/zecurrencyconverter/
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by rat 15y ago
He is probably better known for Modern C++ Design, Loki, and D
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by rat 15y ago
Didn't OS X not have restore from trash until recently(even after gnome)?
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by rat 15y ago
I'm fairly sure most closed source applications also Include something of a "NO Waranty as much to the degree allowed by law".
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by rat 15y ago
Chromebook? hahahahaha
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by rat 15y ago
how is split views an ide feature?
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by rat 15y ago
python is widely used as a scripting language. If you are on windows they will probably ship with their own python. Even if not they will probably have to use something to glue the main program to the interpreter which will probably not be
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by rat 15y ago
can you get an ast in perl/ruby/python?
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by rat 15y ago
popularity, culture and ease of sharing libraries(ex. cpan) for one. But also its not that its great for writing libraries but that its great for writing libraries that extend the language.
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by rat 15y ago
kate has kio which can access files over serveral protocls including sftp.
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by rat 15y ago
I think perl6 is meant to have mutiple implementations.

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