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by 8589934591 5y ago
Anecdotal. Here in India, I have also found a high variability in recommendations by dentists. Every relative/friend of mine has been told that the previous dental work was bad or ineffective. - Both my wife and I had gotten braces at
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Has anyone had successes building smaller python images? I have always found it challenging to build it with Alpine as the base image. It just never finishes building. I end up pulling the python base image which uses debian. After installi
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Hey please have a look at my reply above. My wife would definitely love to make better friends to talk about something other than clothes/earrings. As a woman how do you handle such situations when your self worth is evaluated by the n
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I agree with you. I think I should have been clearer. By mending I meant small tears or threads coming off. Not full blown tears which can just be used to clean your table.
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Thank you for your reply. > On the other hand, my wife gets great pleasure from getting new clothing. She has a lot more than I do, and still she buys more. She is genuinely excited about wearing and showing off the new clothes she bough
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Would Rust be the most suitable language as a drop in replacement for Python? I have always thought it would be Go.
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I have started buying clothes from USA _because_ they are of higher quality. Even though they are made in my India, they are usually not available for sale here. The quality and variety available for exports is drastically different from wh
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Ask HN: Reviews on BradfieldCS courses and bootcamp (teachyourselfcs creators)
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by 8589934591 5y ago
For emacs I use doom-one-light https://github.com/hlissner/emacs-doom-themes/tree/screensho... I wish there were light themes which are consistent across apps. The only ones I've usually found consistent
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Hey can you please explain more on "FBSD is like Arch for grownups". I'd love to move to FBSD from Arch if it is actually a better system.
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I can relate to this so much. In my first job I was working with analysts who spent a lot of time generating reports. I was a SQL dev who had learnt python recently and automated my report generation. It cut down work from 1 day per report
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by 8589934591 5y ago
For environment management have a look at poetry https://python-poetry.org/
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Neat. Is there a way I can use this as a screensaver on linux?
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by 8589934591 5y ago
For both C and Algorithms, what do you think is the best since you feel both the above books aren't the best?
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SQLAlchemy's core is a great option to use for building dynamic queries. I wonder if we could use python and go to interface with each other for building queries. go -> python-sqlalchemy-build-query -> run query from go and get r
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I don't know why you would think that. I didn't mean it that way. It certainly is a minimalistic keyboard but a good one.
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Have a look at this, it's almost close to what you're looking for https://shop.keyboard.io/products/keyboardio-atreus
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I love Django a lot too. It has made MVPs really easy to deliver. At the same time, I am interested in understanding about the disadvantages/quirks of using Django. Do you have more examples that you could share?
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by 8589934591 5y ago
If the person has some good-ish math background, then a good intro book for CS would be Sedgewick/Kayne's https://introcs.cs.princeton.edu/java/home/ . The exposition is succinct. If math is not a strong
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by 8589934591 5y ago
It's a good book if you have started out with say python and know basic programming. If you have functional programming exposure or if you have gone a bit beyond basic programming, it's not that much of an addition to your knowled
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by 8589934591 5y ago
The book is certainly approachable to read and understand. Especially with some amount of background math. I think the book is hyped so much because people don't have the right background and/or find it difficult at the beginning
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Any chance you offer regional pricing?
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Can you please share codebases (if opensource) where you moved from Python to Haskell? It would help me understand how the porting was done and the design choices too.
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Are there examples of moving from Python to Haskell? Would love to read and evaluate such options since I'm in dire need of moving away from Python to a typed language and Haskell seems like an interesting choice.
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I'm in my late 20s and my wife works on her own startup (non tech tangible product). I wonder if there are others who have their spouses working and how the marriage factored into their decision to pursue a CS PhD. I'm not from US
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by 8589934591 5y ago
Backend works for me. Frontend is mostly for trivial side projects that I visit on and off. If you don't mind, what's your opinion on Java Vs scala? I keep hearing anecdotally that scala is better but without any concrete reasons.
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I would love to know your strategy. But I dont think the problem is paralysis by analysis. Each language listed by me gives something unique other than Python. My challenge is more about evaluating a language without understanding deeply wh
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Ask HN: What language to learn after Python?
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Github is the most useless metric to get interviews. Would rather just reach out for referrals. I don't think Github would apply for experienced professionals unless they contributed something significant to open source.
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by 8589934591 5y ago
I'm in a similar position in a non FANG company. I almost made the similar mistake of telling people it was a bad codebase. I did inform my manager though. My manager and I are new hires in the company so it didn't seem like an is

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