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HaoZeke
6y ago
I'm surprised Enpass doesn't get mentioned more. Though the UI recently took a huge hit because of an asinine pwned password checker.
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PEP 617 – New PEG parser for CPython
(python.org)
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Frinkiac: A Simpsons Scene Search Engine
(frinkiac.com)
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HaoZeke
6y ago
No I can concur. There's definitely something odd about this. I've actually booted up where I don't have network connectivity and it all works well; until it gets news of an update (after I connect to a network).
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Single Figure (Nano)Publications
(rzepa.net)
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HaoZeke
6y ago
ReadTheDocs.com is largely the de-facto standard for Python projects because it is free to use. Since a lot of developers have experience with it, in production too, it is often used as a host (even though it is sub-par as a web-host and CI
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Vorta for BorgBackup
(vorta.borgbase.com)
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Random Drop – write a simple shell package with resholve
(t-ravis.com)
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HaoZeke
6y ago
Do you have proof that no Asian employees at Apple were involved in the development of the filter?
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HaoZeke
6y ago
I've been programming and documenting large projects with sphinx and doxygen for years now and I really don't see the appeal or the problem this solves. Bad documentation is because of lazy programmers. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Ask HN: Do you use automatic time trackers?
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6y ago
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Arbtt: an automatic, rule-based time-tracker
(arbtt.nomeata.de)
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6y ago
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HaoZeke
6y ago
While this is an interesting read, without any concrete references just saying "archeologists" does not make it convincing. The article links to a dig site and asserts that slaves would not be treated as well. It is unclear if thi
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Ruby for Canadians: An Instruction Manual
(meowni.ca)
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HaoZeke
6y ago
An overly click baity title which actually refers to the well known reproducibility crisis. It is also unfair to paint with such a brush. Biology and the medical sciences have always been less exact and more malleable.
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Cuttlefish are smarter than people
(sciencemag.org)
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HaoZeke
6y ago
Exactly! Without the math to back it up, the additional rationalizing is not a foundational study. It cannot be built upon, and that is why it isn't a great idea.
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HaoZeke
6y ago
Thank you for the reminder. I was overly dismissive and I'm glad you called me out over it. To be more constructive though, I feel like the intersection of the sciences and philosophy now is purely driven by these kind of articles whic
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Methods of Mathematical Proof
(jwilson.coe.uga.edu)
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HaoZeke
6y ago
This is a bit of a giant leap. Scientific advances rely on many many many previous works, just look at the references. I fail to see the relevance of singling one out.
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Reclaiming Email with Astroid
(rgoswami.me)
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Wailord: Orca Quantum Chemistry Harness
(wailord.xyz)
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Private repos and submodules with GH Actions
(rgoswami.me)
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PEP 101 – Doing Python Releases 101 – Python.org
(python.org)
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Remapping Keys with XKB and KLFC
(rgoswami.me)
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A Review of the Best Typography Books for Designers in 2020 · Typewolf
(typewolf.com)
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Djvu to PDF with TOC
(github.com)
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Bots that say “I love you” and other bad ideas – Zapier
(zapier.com)
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HaoZeke
6y ago
No surprise. Edx is genuinely terrible. Their policy of storing emails is ridiculous. I remember their suggestion for the fact that I had made and deleted an account under my university was to "get a new university email" and they
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HaoZeke
6y ago
Enough with all these orgmode rip offs already. When will the community actually appreciate older ideas and code without shiny marketing and packaging?
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