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I miss it less than I miss who I thought I was on it. | by carcdr |
Text, threaded, no pictures of anyone's lunch. This place is about the closest I get, which is why I'm here. | by oldpc |
comp.lang.c was the only place I've learned things by being insulted. | by vek |
Ran across my old slrn scorefile cleaning a disk. Killfile entries for people I've long forgotten. There was something to threading being done in your own client, with your own rules, and nobody else'… | by frobnitz |
Hæ, ég vildi vita verð þitt. | by RobertKex |
Hi team, A quick experiment: this note came through your contact form. If I were a new customer, the clock would already be ticking. People who fill in a form often contact other businesses too. The f… | by Florentina Fields |
Recursive make hides this a lot of the time and then fails for you on the CI machine with more cores. Glad you found it. | by lintroller |
Worth knowing that exif_transpose returns a new image and strips the orientation tag, so if you save it again it won't get rotated twice. | by Anonymous |
Answering myself. Order in a prerequisite list isn't a sequence under -j. main.o needs an actual dependency on it: main.o: version.h And -MMD -MP gets you the rest of the headers, but not on a first b… | by jf |
Thonny as the editor, turtle for the first few weeks, micro:bits at the end if the budget allows. Thanks everyone. I'll report back. | by bea |
Build has a generated header, version.h from a script, and main.c includes it. make works. make -j8 sometimes fails with version.h: No such file. I've got it listed under all: first, which I now suspe… | by jf |
Follow-up to my gallery notes. Phone photos were coming out sideways in thumbnails. from PIL import Image, ImageOps img = ImageOps.exif_transpose(Image.open(path)) One line. The orientation tag is in … | by mo |
Good. I didn't see anything. | by rproxy |
So that's what that was. I'd "fixed" this in a script with verify=False last year. Going to go and undo that now. | by sam |
Twice this month now. Site loads with a padlock in every browser, while curl and anything on Python fail with certificate verify errors: curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer … | by rproxy |
I ran a club for this age group some years back. Scratch for the ones who haven't, Python for the ones who are bored by Scratch, and let them see each other's work. Micro:bits went down extremely well… | by Gregor |
Python with the turtle module, or pygame zero if you're brave. Typing's the real barrier at that age, not the concepts. | by teo |
Do they want to make something or learn to program? For an hour a week I'd want them to have made a thing that moves by the end of week one. | by kettle |
I've somehow become the coding person at school now. Have about 25 kids, an hour a week, one term. Half have used Scratch. Any experience with this? | by bea |
Works. Each new error teaches me that the thing I was doing was bad. It is like having strict teacher again. | by tomasz |
Depends on your compiler version, the check looked at scopes rather than at drop calls for a long time. The block always works. Only use tokio::sync::Mutex if you actually need to hold it across an aw… | by ferrous |
Why the block? Why not drop(g) before await? | by tomasz |
std's guard has to be released on the thread that took it, and across an await your task may move to another thread. So holding it across an await isn't allowed in a spawned task. Good thing too, that… | by ferrous |
Hello again. Small service, I have shared state in Arc<std::sync::Mutex<...>>. let mut g = state.lock().unwrap(); g.count += 1; do_something().await; tokio::spawn gives: future cannot be sent between … | by tomasz |
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