PyWoody

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by PyWoody 2y ago
https://archive.md/5PJ29
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by PyWoody 2y ago
I grew an absurd handlebar mustache for my driver license photo. It never fails to get a double-take and a laugh.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
In vim, you can do s/foo/bar/gc to iteratively confirm or skip each replacement.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
I'm sure you've seen this, but "The Simpsons Hit & Run Source Code Comments, Read by Comic Book Guy" ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_b2B5tKBUM ) is an all-timer.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Are you referring to the builtin `reload` found at `importlib.reload`? [0] I use it all the time in debugging. Works great in conjunction with `breakpoint`s for quick iterations. [0] https://docs.python.org/3/library&#
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by PyWoody 2y ago
I think you mean PearAI[0], not to be confused with Pair AI[1], which YC also funded. [0] https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/pearai [1] https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/pair-ai
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Some states call it different things but most call it in "Current Use." [0] If you want to take the land out of Current Use, you'll usually have to pay the back taxes first. Around my parts, it's seen as a very good prog
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by PyWoody 2y ago
All Birds Are Cats ( https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eIl1VuGTk3g )
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by PyWoody 2y ago
AOL-Time-Warner-Pepsico-Viacom-Halliburton-Skynet-Toyota-Trader-Joe's
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by PyWoody 2y ago
https://archive.is/aBMVt
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by PyWoody 2y ago
I tried so hard to get into gov't tech but ultimately gave up. Jumping from the private sector to public seems impossible to me as an outsider. A friend of mine, who is a lawyer and does HR for the federal gov't, spent about a we
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by PyWoody 2y ago
The default Flask Jinja2 templating engine. It can get you very far.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Flask+SQLite+TailwindCSS. It's basically cheating. The setup is dead-simple to operate.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
It's great for reducing distractions and getting a better feel when the code you're writing is slower than it ought to be. My desktop is an M1 Mac Mini, which has been phenomenal, but it can certainly hide inefficiencies in code.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Same story here, except my quick and temporary purchase was about five years ago. It's been my daily driver for off-desk work ever since. It's still snappy and the battery life is great, too. I went full Linux on it using MrChrome
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by PyWoody 2y ago
I hate stores that adopt this. I go to the more expensive grocery store in my town simply because they never move anything. I can get my staples, vegetables, and eggs at the pace of a brisk walk. I'm in and out in under fifteen minute
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Wow, that's really clean and snappy. I played on mobile, too. Great job! From this thread, I played and beat Solitaire and Minesweeper on the first tries. I should buy a lotto ticket or something because today is my day.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
The drawback of tumblers is you don't get that sweet worm action.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
I try to be sympathetic to older drivers. I can't imagine what it's like to be 70+, have no immediate family or friends, but still be a half an hour from the closest grocery store. Until we properly take care of our elders, I don&
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Was this maybe in reference to my top-level comment? If so, I just used httpx as an example of a module most people would have installed.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Another handy trick is to use "-c" for executing the string as a command[0]. You can separate the commands by newlines or ";" if you're lazy (like me). This is really handy when you're moving around environment
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Honestly, I think it's even more insidious: They're betting on the applicant following the company thinking it'll increase the applicant's odds of being "noticed."
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by PyWoody 2y ago
What in the world is going on with Google search. I Google'd "#FF00FF" to see how bad it was but was instead returned with a rather pleasant blue. Confused, I tried again. I got a completely different color. Same exact search
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by PyWoody 2y ago
> I live in WA and barely smell weed (except when I myself am smoking it.) You're probably noseblind to it, since you smoke yourself.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
I've been using openpyxl for years and it's been rock solid. The optimized read or write only modes are really handy, too.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy has a nice biography and overview of his Philosophical and Mathematical contributions[0] as well as a nice summary of his Economic contributions[1], if anyone is looking for some additional context&#x
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Looks promising. The new coding pasting could be a huge quality of life improvement. I hate having to create temporary files or fiddling about with `if __name__ == '__main__'` just to test something in isolation real quick.
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Location: New Hampshire, USA (GMT-4) Remote: Yes (Since 2014) Willing to relocate: No --I would be willing to do periodic travel on-site as needed Technologies: Python 3+, htmx, Linux, SQL, Tailwind CSS, Vi/m, Django, Flask
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by PyWoody 2y ago
HP Offers 'That Cloud Thing Everyone Is Talking About' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ntPxdWAWq8
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by PyWoody 2y ago
Open the terminal and enter "yahoo_cd" for a 3 part scavenger hunt for 15% off in the store! Might need to pick myself up a BALLMERCON 2019" shirt. Maybe one day Makro will be redeemed.

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