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Thanks, I assumed so but I wasn't sure.
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I've just put it on my list to read the Python source.
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If you're into Python, the Flask source is just awesome. I've learned a lot from that code.
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I have the same problem, and I'm striving to overcome it. I'm excellent at gaining surface level knowledge quickly, deep knowledge requires much more discipline - and I struggle with how to do it, as I don't have a good strat
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I was introduced to the Twitch app through some gaming friends and I was surprised at how solid it is. It's actually really good.
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I guess this isn't "simple" but I'm in a place now where I'm responsible for "all-the-things" and I'm having a difficult time understanding what makes a good architecture for a web app.
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I compare Lambdas to anonymous functions in JS. Is that wrong? I only have experience with Lambdas in Python.
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Thanks!
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I've been at this new job for only a short time, so I'm aware that my perceptions can and most likely will change over time, but even if I compare my first couple of weeks at both companies, the new one has an infinitely better en
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I agree with this. If you're a reasonably balanced person (meaning, the problem isn't just you) and your job makes you feel like garbage, you should try to find something else. I know it's not that easy -- I've been in t
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You gave me a flashback dude!
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BAMCIS: Begin Planning Arrange Recon Make Recon etc...that BAMCIS?
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That's awesome! I've been kicking around some ideas in this space, but it's just a pipe dream at this point. Alternative means of communication are interesting.
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They made that story into an episode of Outer Limits (the less-good reboot).
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Eh, I'm using adblockers forever. There is zero content that I absolutely can't live without. I miss the "old" days when folks were publishing sites for the love of what they were doing.
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I worked at WalMart just out of high school. I totally would have done this.
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I'm in the process of selling my house and moving to a new city right now. I'm actually in my new town while my family stays behind to take care of the house. I'm having a panic attack today. Good luck - there are many things
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I like VSCode a lot but a few plugins for Sublime swayed me back. Plus, it's not a Microsoft product - I really don't like supporting them, I hate their approach to privacy etc and I'm "voting with my feet".
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He also believed in faeries.
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Writing about something you've learned can help to solidify that knowledge. Also, it's like a diary -- you can look back and see how you've grown over time.
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Voat was better in the beginning but the no-rules atmosphere and underdog nature of the site attracted a lot of a$$holes too.
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simply shroud your firearm in a piece of cloth like the hitmen in gangster movies.
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Beside that, the camera would have to view the subject from the correct angle, so, from the back, most likely position if they're carrying concealed.
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Yes, it takes skill and patience to deal with this kind of strategy.
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Japanese companies bought most of the US denim weaving equipment after the US textile industry collapsed. Now Japan seems to produce the highest quality denim the way we used to do.
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I prefer a powerful laptop + monitor + keyboard for work. Sometimes I like to take my laptop somewhere else and work, like when there's a meeting in a conference room or I want to work from a coffee shop for a little while, etc. It
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I like to buy big/heavy items from Walmart.com. Buying a full weight set from Amazon would not have free shipping. I can have the heavy stuff sent to any Walmart store for free and go pick it up. And yes, Walmart.com has a huge amount
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This is true. You can return anything - obviously abused/ broken stuff, even items purchased from other stores. Items purchased from Walmart.com can also be returned to any physical Walmart location, no questions asked.
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I think your assertion is false. Isn't necessity the "mother of invention"? Creativity is a part of human nature, everyone has it, to a degree, and it's something we use not only out of passion, but to resolve pain, to m
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Model interest in design for them through your behavior, and provide opportunity in the form of tools, supplies, books, and exciting examples. Then encourage them in the right way when they do things. The child may or may not develop a last
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