Redoubts

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961.
by Redoubts 9y ago
https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/release-notes
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by Redoubts 9y ago
There's an amazing podcast by Dan Carlin on this particular part of history, too. http://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-60-the-cel...
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by Redoubts 9y ago
If the neighborhood is so nice, she can trade up for a townhouse or condo in the area. None of those problems are solved with a low density single family home. > Your feelings don’t matter They do when the argument begins and ends with t
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by Redoubts 9y ago
They are in this discussion.
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by Redoubts 9y ago
Sorry, my compassion for the tax problems of millionaires is somewhat low.
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by Redoubts 9y ago
What’s wrong with anaconda? It’s a good distribution for the science stack.
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by Redoubts 9y ago
> an already crowded city Ha!
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by Redoubts 9y ago
Scipy is where a lot of the fortran is.
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by Redoubts 9y ago
This is an LA peculiarity. Transit has been bad for a while, and everything and everyone is very spread out, so a car is needed for most things. If you don't have one, then you're likely going to be "that guy" who always
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by Redoubts 9y ago
I’m only a couple years younger than you, but I definitely experienced a significant “trying is for white people” attitude when I was in school in LA.
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Mark Zuckerberg toured hurricane-struck Puerto Rico in virtual reality(theverge.com)
2 points by Redoubts 9y ago|0 comments
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How can we clear the plastic choking our oceans? (Blockchain)(ibm.com)
2 points by Redoubts 9y ago|0 comments
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by Redoubts 9y ago
It would be interesting to see a count for cURL :)
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by Redoubts 9y ago
> “When I hear about Soylent, it’s almost as though SlimFast never existed, like Soylent emerged from the ether. Because it’s made by and for men, now we call it tech.” What the hell?
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by Redoubts 9y ago
Well, I suppose that's better than making things a lot worse.
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by Redoubts 9y ago
> when was the last time you ever accessed a namedtuple by index If you don't want that, why are you using "Named[ThingWhichWasOnlyAccessibleByIndex]" Use this instead, or something class Struct(object): def
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by Redoubts 9y ago
> Do any of them realize it's a common sexual fetish which people knowingly and consensually engage in? That's precisely the intended meaning, that one literally or figuratively enjoys being taken advantage of.
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by Redoubts 9y ago
> The approach of generating source code and exec()ing it, is a cool demonstration of Python's expressive power Man, I don't see many positive opinions of exec out there. > I think we should move on from the original impleme
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by Redoubts 9y ago
> That’s Python 3. Python 2 was about a second faster. Of course it was.
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by Redoubts 9y ago
One should note that people come up with tons of crazy excuses for why they can't serve on a jury when they don't want to be there. Source: I was in jury selection for a simple possession trial that lasted two fulls days, and watc
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by Redoubts 9y ago
And how does one even find out about such violations?
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by Redoubts 9y ago
I’d be satisfied with joules instead of watt hours.
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by Redoubts 9y ago
And yet trackpads were mostly terrible for so long.
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by Redoubts 9y ago
When I go to the numpypy page, it says I can't donate directly to numpypy efforts. http://pypy.org/numpydonate.html
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Camels and Rubber Duckies (or How to Price Your Software)(joelonsoftware.com)
5 points by Redoubts 10y ago|0 comments
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by Redoubts 10y ago
SQLite does this http://www.hwaci.com/cgi-bin/license-step1 ?
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by Redoubts 10y ago
This is easily brand specific too. I know in the US if I buy milk from Whole Foods / Trader Joe's I better drink it in 3 days. Where as the store brand at Safeway is impressing me with its longevity.
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by Redoubts 10y ago
Go on.
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by Redoubts 10y ago
And almost all of Germany v England in WWI
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by Redoubts 10y ago
Well, we already saw the use of JDAM Cement in Libya.

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