trwired

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by trwired 6y ago
> There was a German TV show adapted from that: https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0978537/ (Ijon Tichy, Space Pilot) I just want to point out that Ijon Tichy is a different character than Pirx and a hero of its own se
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by trwired 9y ago
There is another big (in my eyes) downside to using Reddit for such purpose: Reddit threads are automatically archived after six months, at which point no new comments can be added to them. Of course nothing stops a user from creating a fre
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by trwired 11y ago
None. Standard interpreter automatically compiles modules to bytecode on the first import and stores them in .pyc files. Compiling specific files is also possible. I am assuming this project is simply an exercise on the author's part.
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by trwired 11y ago
The power they wield is not that big, although the games arguably aren't great at conveying that. A witcher is a glorified rat catcher and is treated accordingly by the society.
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by trwired 11y ago
This is the exact opposite of my experience with current nightly. The browser feels very snappy and I have yet to see memory usage climb above ~350 MB with a multitude of JavaScript heavy tabs open. (Although I don't know if e10s is di
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by trwired 11y ago
I don't really understand the sentiment that you have expressed in your aside. If they deliver an interesting and/or useful product, why not reward them with credit?
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by trwired 11y ago
This is usually a result of doxxing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doxing
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by trwired 11y ago
Do you have any reliable proof of the claim that US is responsible for colored revolutions in Ukraine (as opposed to citizens themselves taking matters into their own hands)? By reliable I mean reputable sources, not a random website no one
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by trwired 12y ago
Everything's doable, but that is not the point. I once had a client - a one person shop kind of deal - who asked me to install a ticketing software on the same account they hosted their website from. They liked Redmine, another RoR app
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by trwired 12y ago
As a potential user I find the information on the technology used to be pretty helpful, actually. It sets up my hopes for an app that is lighter on the resources than the Ruby on Rails based GitLab, with maybe easier installation process as
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by trwired 12y ago
Apologies for merging the two in my head. However, as of now, you can still connect to Google Talk and the shutdown that was mentioned did not affect third party clients. The conclusion is that XMPP is still used at Google to some extent (a
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by trwired 12y ago
What they did was discontinue support for their old desktop client. Third party clients still use XMPP to connect with Hangouts. More on the subject could be read here: http://xmpp.org/2015/03/no-its-not-the-end-of
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by trwired 12y ago
My impression is that Nim was in the right place at the right time and unintentionally piggybacked on the interest surrounding languages such as Rust and Go. This perception may be completely wrong. However, I do remember all these language
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by trwired 12y ago
Thank you for the link, but I can reasonably expect that Qt bindings for Nim either exist or will become available soon, as most languages that get any traction get them. I still don't know, however, if it's a good choice to try a
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by trwired 12y ago
I have some experience using C++ with both Qt and wxWidgets, but I am looking for an excuse to learn something new. And a systems language with Python inspired syntax and comparable expressiveness that is suitable for creating GUI apps is s
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by trwired 12y ago
I am looking for a systems programming language that would work well with battle prooven GUI toolkits such as Qt. Would Nim be a good choice?
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by trwired 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Warsaw/Poland I am a full stack web developer located in Warsaw, Poland. I am especially well versed in the following technologies: Python * Django * Flask Web Frontend * AngularJS * HTML5 * CSS3 * JavaScript *
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by trwired 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote or on-site in Warsaw, Poland I am a full stack web developer. My weapons of choice are Django and Flask. I also enjoy AngularJS and am well versed in CSS3 and HTML5. My e-mail address is in my profile.
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by trwired 13y ago
I would hazard a guess that it is because the statement allows for easily adding a `print varname` in your code while debugging.