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  1. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Commodore 64

    The syntax highlighter #pygments now supports CBM BASIC V2 & ca65 assembler sources. Examples: http://ur1.ca/d2ytz !c64

    about 2 months ago from web
  2. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Project Euler.net , Commodore 64

    Solved !projecteuler problem 7 on a !c64 with a C program with a runtime of ≈1m10s.

    about 5 months ago from web at Berlin, Land Berlin, Germany
  3. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python , Samuel Clemens Rewtapello

    @screwtape '''\'''''' is basically the same as '''\'''' ''. It is two adjacent string literals where the second one is the empty string.

    about 5 months ago from Choqok in context
  4. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Raspberry Pi

    Upgraded my !raspberrypi from 8GB class 4 SD card to a 32GB class 10 one :-)

    about 5 months ago from web at Berlin, Land Berlin, Germany
  5. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python , Kesara Rathnayake

    Depends almost entirely on the amount of memory in your computer. :-)

    about 5 months ago from web at Berlin, Land Berlin, Germany in context
  6. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python , Samuel Clemens Rewtapello

    I don't think there is one.

    about 6 months ago from web at Berlin, Land Berlin, Germany in context
  7. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python , reality

    @reality Isn't 200 lines for a function more worrisome than the (proper) use of `not`‽

    about 7 months ago from web at Berlin, Land Berlin, Germany in context
  8. kudlaty kudlaty Kuro Sawai

    ♻ @kuro: Wann das letzte mal eine #AGB gelesen, die #Laune machte? Hier ist eine: http://ur1.ca/9u72x

    about 7 months ago from Choqok Repeat of kudlaty
  9. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python

    @tinod Preparing the code to be installed with pip and creating an entry at the !python package index is state of the art I think.

    about 7 months ago from Choqok in context
  10. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python

    @tinod So does dd. And so do the usual programs to copy CDs like XCDRoast or K3b. If you want to read a file you need to access it.

    about 7 months ago from Choqok in context
  11. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python , Morten Juhl-Johansen Zölde-Fejér

    @mjjzf Just open the device „file” and copy the contents into a regular file: http://ur1.ca/aodyi . That's more or less what dd is doing.

    about 7 months ago from Choqok in context
  12. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python , Morten Juhl-Johansen Zölde-Fejér

    @mjjzf Why Bash? Calling dd from #Python doesn't need a shell. But why not read the CD "file" anyway? Nothing special about that.

    about 7 months ago from Choqok in context
  13. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch

    http://ur1.ca/alotp

    about 7 months ago from web at Berlin, Land Berlin, Germany
  14. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch

    RT @tichodroma Version 0.11 of the nice mirco framework Bottle released. http://ur1.ca/aiig5 !Python

    about 8 months ago from api
  15. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python , Scott Banwart

    @sbanwart It makes a difference to me if it's just a nuisance to make the compiler happy or if it helps me understanding program structure.

    about 8 months ago from Choqok in context
  16. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python , Scott Banwart

    @sbanwart Fortran-esque would be whitespace to make it easier for the compiler, in !Python whitespace makes it easier for the human reader.

    about 8 months ago from Choqok in context
  17. kudlaty kudlaty Michał Andrzej Woźniak

    True! :) ♻ @rysiek: I think it's rather good #linux is a bit rough around the edges, at least #Apple won't sue for rounded corners.

    about 8 months ago from Choqok in context Repeat of kudlaty
  18. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch

    RT @iurien I installed a WordPress blog that runs on Raspbery Pi - http://iurie.info/ !raspberrypi #wordpress #personalserver

    about 9 months ago from api
  19. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Project Euler.net , Commodore 64

    !projecteuler problem 6 was too easy — without really thinking, a BASIC one liner, running <1s, on a !c64

    about 10 months ago from web at Berlin, Land Berlin, Germany
  20. Marc Rintsch Marc Rintsch Python , Cyber Killer

    @cyberkiller They don't *have* to. And py2 officially getting dropped doesn't mean it won't be used anywhere anymore.

    about 10 months ago from Choqok in context
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