Zé Tahir

JhoolayLaaaal!
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Dec 10, 2004
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icεmαή;1971575 said:
Its from the song 'Meri Awaaz Suno' by Junoon... I think it means, the world may be with you but god is with me... I think zaalma means oppressor... You should know better, you are the natural Urdu speaker :D
It sounded nice, so I put it in here..
That's what I thought it meant but I wanted to be sure :D Old school Urdu is so different from regular every day spoke Urdu. Like the Urdu on the news sometimes goes waaay over my head...its almost like regular English and Shakespearean English.

Nice quote though :tup:

Aight I'm off to bed. Later Iceman.


Andy, Burke, Eazy, Aushim or anyone that might know. What's the name of the Mos Def track in this clip:

 

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Jun 8, 2005
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Eating pfefferoni is like binge drinking. You know you'll go through hell the day after, yet you still do it cause it tastes nice and it's fun. I learn this time and time again and I never actually learn.
 

Martin

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Dec 31, 2000
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icεmαή;1971623 said:
Martin, why is a compiled file of the Python script created if its an interpreted language?
Python is a byte compiled language. This means the source code is compiled to byte code (.pyc files), an intermediate low level language which is platform independent. The python runtime then takes that and compiles it to a binary and runs it. It means you can give .pyc files to someone on a different operating system and they will still work.

This also how Java works btw.
 

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Watching Prison Break.
icεmαή;1971613 said:
I hope they end it with this season...
Season 4 was just too much IMO. Last few episodes were too much complicated and it seems they will continue casting it...SPOILER (wrriten in white below)

Sarah is pregnant...what are we going to see there?A genus who loves narcotics I guess.

syla has ruined it.
 

Martin

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Dec 31, 2000
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Baby steps man... baby steps! :D

EDIT: Done. Now can you link me with a sample source code so i can know what it's like? Something like a fibonacci sequence we all learnt in college?
I could, but I suggest you follow this guide instead: http://diveintopython.org/toc/index.html
It's very well written and it should give you a better introduction than I could.
 

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