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Also: - Works with videos integrated in pages from any website

No need to first jump on Youtube/Vimeo/... for the source URL of the video.

It has been open-sourced in October 2015: http://blog.maps.me/2015/10/mapsme-goes-open-source.html

MAPS.ME is an awesome product, and probably the best alternative to Google Maps: great performances, free and open source and not trying to track you everywhere.

Allowing user to contribute back to OSM makes it even greater.

Looks interesting, but it has naming incoherences: 'pip install javascripython' actually installs in site-packages/metapensiero/pj. I don't get why it does not simply install in site-packages/javascripthon.

The future as the iPad generation: a machine made for consuming that conceals from you everything about how things work and how to hack them. Even while using 'high-level bricks', understanding how things work internally give you much more freedom to innovate and be independent from some manufacturers.

At the moment, but in the future the browser might decide to prefetch the pages behind these links, hence voting against your will.

> (...) we may expand link prefetching support to include prefetching <a> tags, which include a relation type of next or prefetch in the future.

Source: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Link_prefe...

Replacing JSX with Coffeescript is really beautiful, and makes large components much more readable. I am a bit worried as it does not have much traction. JSX does not even allow to copy-paste from HTML as we need to rename all keys containing hyphens with some CamelCase.

Here is some of my Coffeescript render function, it is much more elegant than the equivalent JSX.

render: -> div className: "btn-group" role: "group" style: width: '100%'

        for option in @props.options
            label
                key: option.value
                className: @buttonClass @state.selected == option.value, option.bsColor
                style:
                    minWidth: (100 / @props.options.length) + '%'
                input
                    type: 'radio'
                    required: true
                    name: @props.name
                    value: option.value
                    checked: @state.selected == option.value
                    readOnly: false
                    onClick: @handleClick
                    "data-key": option.value
                    option.label

It is the same chip.

Should we suggest an extra milestone for the Kickstarter for `import 3Dtv` ?

The Micropython board is pretty expensive (25€), porting it to to cheap ESP8266 (10% of the price) would make Python a top language for IoT.

Plus it provides interactive shell on a micro-controller.

Just published this library for hot code reloading and live-coding in Python on Pypi.

It allows you to change the source code of a function or a class while it is being used, without having to restart your program.

I hope it saves you many restarts !

The Python interpreter itself is only about 1.5-2 Mo. The issue is mainly related to the libraries.

BitMessage is a pretty neat idea, and this service is only a GUI on top of it.

> It’s not like anyone is using Python 3 anyway, so take some chances. Break things.

Well, people start using it now. I'm teaching Python classes exclusively in Python 3, and do all my personal projects in Python 3 and love it.

I would like to finally have a "stable" Python 3 with forward compatibility. This is important for the future of the language, else no-one would invest in it.

Looks great. Having to wait for the first email to arrive is a bit weird - it would have been awesome to be able to browse through the past too.

According to this tool, Belgium would have the highest IPv6 adoption in the world. Happy to live there !

Would it be possible to use Facebook's API to build a more relevant news feed for ourselves ?

That works great with Stylish on Firefox, thanks !

I remember a time when the content of the news feed was almost relevant and interesting...

That approach would be very well adapted to a low-level language such as C with the risk of overflow.

Python handles long integers transparently, and the overhead of managing the lambda function and additional variables in Python is probably much more time consuming than handling a long integer.

Compiere is another FOSS ERP, but it's made in Java

Naïve Python3 is not as fast as Numpy, but pretty elegant:

  def main(filename):
      d = open(filename, 'rb').read()
      result = sum(d) % 256
      print("The answer is: ", result)

Because kiwis are too cool to worry too much about money and productivity.

Best Customer Reviews I have ever seen for a book.

One more future victim of the end of support of Windows XP.

There is one, it's the CLI (Command-line Interface : https://github.com/vysheng/tg)

I see source code for clients, but nothing for the server side.

Are they using something standard or do they want to lock-down users to their own proprietary servers ?

Finally a great Mobile OS for Python ?

Encouraging people to crack it themselves instead of downloading a cracked version is an interesting educational move.

It does when you brake.

Is their video encouraging people to ride at 60km/h on the footpaths or am I hallucinating ?

I'm also curious about how easy/hard it is to hire international contractors. Knowledge on that subject would be very interesting.