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    Does software count as an 'item' for you? If yes, for me (and I guess many others here) it would be various products of JetBrains, also Kotlin (even if I did not pay for that one d…

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    Regarding this: "I wish Perl would do an inplace edit of a file without creating a backup, though." $ perldoc perlrun (or http://perldoc.perl.org/perlrun.html ) says: > If no exten…

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    Comment #13067160

    Here is the command with jq instead of json_pp $ curl -sS 'https://www.google.com/complete/search?client=hp&hl=en&xhr=t&q=aurora' | jq . | gsed -nE '/ /{s```g;s`"|,|^ *``g;p}' (see…

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    Comment #13066959

    Nice! To run this with macOS, I had to use the GNU version of sed. I installed it with $ brew install gnu-sed And it is then called with 'gsed' instead of 'sed'. As an avid Perl pr…

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    Comment #12458910

    Invented in 1998 by Perl hacker Abigail: http://neilk.net/blog/2000/06/01/abigails-regex-to-test-for-... (check out Abigail's other JAPHs if you like stuff like this)

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    Comment #8004412

    Regarding your (2.) - just to clarify this for others: With an enterprise provisioning profile, you can deploy your app to an arbitrary number of devices. These devices do not need…

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    Comment #5609848

    Thanks, that makes sense. So the parameter would be the number of slots (== number of input units of the deep NN). And the transformation of the text into bag-of-words / n-grams wo…

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    Comment #5606880

    What would you use as input for the deep network? I have only worked with text classification methods where I chose the features myself. As I understand it, a deep network still ha…

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    Comment #5453111

    "Bokeh will be BSD/MIT." https://github.com/ContinuumIO/Bokeh/issues/7

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    Comment #3220023

    Point taken - what I primarily wanted to show is that the correct way is not much longer than the "looks like" solution. Yes, the Regexp is long, but it is nicely encapsulated in t…

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    Comment #3219983

    > because those who can benefit from this kind of basic regexp examples are also those who will not understand the limitations. I share your sentiment. The article is certainly use…

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    Comment #2979757

    Also, don't miss the movie adaptation of Roadside Picnic by Andrei Tarkovsky: "Stalker".

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    Comment #2953710

    For a model railroad similar in spirit (I think) that was built out into a startup and now a successful business (by charging visitors and selling merchandise), check out the "Mini…

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    Comment #2933953

    "what's the lane?" four options squeezed together: -l: 1. "chomps" the input (which here means: removes newlines (if present) from each line, more general explanation: http://perld…

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    Comment #2933925

    Just for the interested reader: when the first command line is changed into pi:~$ echo 'foo bar' | tr -s ' ' | cut -d ' ' -f 2 it also outputs 'bar'. The -s (for "squeeze") option …

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    Comment #2859592

    "[...] if you read Russian, you can convince yourself of this by browsing his blog." there is an English version of it here: http://www.artlebedev.com/mandership/ which is a transl…

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    Comment #2852274

    "[...] but it doesn't have an -i or --info option that tells me how many pages a PDF file has" You could use pdfinfo - in Debian / Ubuntu, it is in the same package as pdftotext (p…

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    with "failed attempts to copy" I meant they (Rubygems, Hackage, ...) did not succeed (yet?) to replicate the size, diversity, test coverage, community etc. of CPAN. I do agree that…

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    > And here's some constructive criticism for the aspiring Perl advocate point taken, thanks. Perhaps the Perl success stories should be mentioned more often, too: Want to launch a …