Timeline for pythonista list by screwtape
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http://ur1.ca/9ffym ← Filed Mozilla bug 760778; we'll see where it gets RESOLVED DUPLICATE.
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@speeddefrost It seems that in Gecko, there's no way to change the line-height of numbered-list numbers; in Chrome it's just inherited.
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http://ur1.ca/9ffve ← In Chrome, all three lists are the same height; in Firefox the numbered list is taller. WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY?
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#GNOME3 news: I just found a setting where I can force it to have exactly n workspaces, instead of dynamically creating and destroying them.
about 2 days ago from web -
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Debian dropping qt3 while Fedora retains it highlights their different philosophies at work: “Maintain it!” vs “It compiles, ship it!”
about 5 days ago from Gwibber at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia in context Repeated by screwtape -
#GNOME 3.4 took away my "new terminal" shortcut, but I'm making do: open the Activities overlay, type "ter", hit Ctrl-Enter.
about 9 days ago from web -
http://ur1.ca/9dd3j ← The #nymwars have raged for the past twenty years.
about 9 days ago from web -
Firefox 14's web developer tools still open un-closable, un-focussable pop-up windows. :(
about 9 days ago from web -
@zooko "Some people, when they have a sphere, say 'I'll cut it into a finite number of non-overlapping pieces'. Now they have two spheres."
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It saddens me that I've never heard of a Unix command-line shell called "the taco shell". And no, tcsh doesn't count.
about 12 days ago from web -
Just made a !Python metaclass that adds new methods with the ast module, compile() and exec. I begin to see why smug #Lisp weenies are smug.
about 12 days ago from web -
OK, it doesn't require tokenising backwards. It's still hella awkward, though.
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If I understand correctly, reliably parsing a PDF file requires tokenising backwards. What jerk thought this up?
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@spacehobo So irssi keeps complaining to me. I'd better keep banging on the door!
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Any of my #slashnet friends having trouble connecting at the moment, or is it just me?
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Reading a little further, OMeta parse-rules are methods, and OMeta reserves the rule name "__init__". Yeah, Python OMeta would need changes.
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Specifically, every #OMeta implementation seems to change things to better match the "host" language; I might as well just do my own thing.
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Reading "OMeta: an Object-Oriented Language for Pattern Matching", and the idea of re-implementing it in !Python is becoming less appealing.
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http://ur1.ca/99n31 ← Possibly the simplest IRC bot you'll ever see
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