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tomprince
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Comment #14785864
Mozilla's TaskCluster is definitely aimed at CI use cases, but does handle all the requirements you listed. It is entirely open-source, but unfortunately they aren't currently inte…
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Comment #13557365
Looking closer, you can't incorporate GPL code in a EUPL project, but you can incorporate EUPL code in a GPL project. The EUPL explicitly is allowed to be used as part of GPLv2 pro…
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Comment #12295909
distutils2 may have died. The idea of declarative package metadata hasn't (although it may not have advanced as quickly as you might like). There is a PEP[1] (which is sadly not ye…
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Comment #11405626
Location: Edmonton, AB Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Twisted, Builbot Résumé/CV: https://gist.github.com/tomprince/0e703ef81bf723a33b02 Email: tom.princ…
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Comment #11203627
Location: Edmonton, AB Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Twisted, Builbot Résumé/CV: https://gist.github.com/tomprince/0e703ef81bf723a33b02 Email: tom.princ…
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Comment #5797182
Home/End go to the beginning/end of a page on linux/windows. (Unless you are referring to the behaviour in a text area).
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Comment #5725871
Certainly, social-psycology isn't as certain as hard sciences. One problem, is that in some ways, they are much more complex than the hard sciences. So, to reach the kind of conclu…
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Comment #5466680
I could imagine that that is for keyboard layouts where | is prohibitively difficult to type.
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Comment #5184640
Although, questions with non-personally identifiable data or more likely to get honest answers.
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Comment #5098746
While, won't argue that Lexis-Nexis and West Law provide a value-add, in addition to the raw data, I have the impression that the raw data isn't easily available elsewhere. So, eve…
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Comment #4993074
SEEKING WORK - Edmonton, Alberta - Remote Possible Tom Prince - Continuous integration specialist I'm one the core developers of https://buildbot.net I design, deploy and manage va…
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Comment #4959902
That was exactly the point being made. That things like coding standards often need somebody to make a decision and enforce it, and that RMS didn't do that.
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Comment #4263115
Perhaps http://www.cippic.ca/
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Comment #4148842
This doesn't consider the use case of needing to have multiple versions of the same package installed for testing. Sure, it would be nice to be able to have a second machine provis…
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Comment #3749577
Or perhaps simple presenting the view of history that was acquired from school. Demonstrating the limited viepoint that standardized testing promotes.
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Comment #3523404
I don't think I have ever heard that acronym before. I don't think it is common usage.
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Comment #3307958
I would say the couldn't,after 77 years, or 15-20 years.