superbobry

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Next generation slides for Jupyter Notebooks(github.com)
2 points by superbobry 10y ago|0 comments
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by superbobry 13y ago
No wonder, just look at the code: https://github.com/ben-eysenbach/do_good/blob/master/do_good...
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by superbobry 14y ago
Great, thank you!
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by superbobry 14y ago
I wonder if PDF or Epub version is available? couldn't find it on the site.
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by superbobry 14y ago
[1] can give you some insight on the dark side of JS. Also, avoiding JS in some way or another is not that hard, esp. since there're a lot of languages which compile to JS, most notably CoffeeScript and ClojureScript. * [1] http://wtf
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by superbobry 14y ago
This is because the datasets are unique for each user, so you need to login first, and then download the dataset.
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by superbobry 14y ago
Yup, that might work, but still, this is a weird idea for a key-value store, maybe a DAWG or a radix tree would do better.
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by superbobry 14y ago
I guess FM index is just not the right thing to use when you need a key-value data store. It's a full text index -- a data structure, which allows fast substring queries over a fixed text corpus.
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by superbobry 15y ago
A nice example of how easy it is to get things wrong in JS: http://bayimg.com/JampiAAdJ
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by superbobry 15y ago
- unicode characters (for instance you can't type in russian) -- try there http://demos.anyterm.org/shellinabox_nano - speed could've been better, there's a noticeable delay when running something like `mc` I haven't tried Gate On
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by superbobry 15y ago
I understand your point, there's two problems with most of the terminal emulators I've seen: - they are either poorly or completely unsupported - the code is a nightmare, badly written, undocumented Both make extending a VTE an a
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by superbobry 15y ago
Actually, some of them do have it -- `xterm`, for instance has a lists of flaws in other terminals. `pyte` on the other hand only mentions similar projects.
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by superbobry 15y ago
Just out of curiosity, why you didn't use (or decided not to use) existing solutions for the terminal backend: * http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyte * http://github.com/samfoo/vt102 * http://antony.lesuisse.org/software/ajaxterm/ (to nam
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Deft -- easy note taking for Emacs(jblevins.org)
142 points by superbobry 15y ago|37 comments
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by superbobry 15y ago
First though was «they ported Fabric ( http://fabfile.org ) to node.js?! noway». And they didn't.
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by superbobry 15y ago
That would probably ruin all the fun of rule-breaking .
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by superbobry 15y ago
Any industry for that matter; just replace programmer with <musician> (for example).
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by superbobry 16y ago
man, they just don't look that good ...
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by superbobry 16y ago
Seriously, how can "using jQuery" be a good practice?