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by Walkman 10y ago
What I do in this "war" is constantly reminding and educating my coworkers that they should care more and also teaching them HOW they can do that. I had already several very hard and harsh fights with my bosses, even with the CEO
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by Walkman 10y ago
I usually learn what I need for my job.
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by Walkman 10y ago
What's wrong with "legacy" systems which just WORKS and makes VALUE for people?
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Bringing Pyside back to Qt Project(groups.google.com)
94 points by Walkman 11y ago|10 comments
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by Walkman 11y ago
Someone on FB speculated that it was a trick just for this video: > the person asking the question probably works for Trudeau and Trudeau had previously memorized the whole quantum explanation just for this video. and after reading an ar
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Awesome-Search makes you find what you want in awesome lists more quickly(awesomelists.top)
2 points by Walkman 11y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 11y ago
What does it mean to NeoVim? Does it affect it's development, split developers or anything? Is it good?
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Ask HN: Do you know a Colobot-like game?
1 points by Walkman 11y ago|1 comments
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by Walkman 11y ago
Would be cool if we could write our own life events.
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by Walkman 11y ago
It's really not good. Python is an imperative language and if you dig a little, you can find why [0]. The reduce function has been moved to functools module [1]. If you try to write in purely functional style in Python, you will have a
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by Walkman 11y ago
So you made one more distracting website to check.
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by Walkman 11y ago
The sun will not explode tomorrow, but it will eventually. You gotta start to move sometime if you don't want humanity die out.
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by Walkman 11y ago
So it's not really a conference but a huge commercial you pay for, because only companies will make talks and not the open source hacker guy working on something cool and wanting to share it with you only for the joy. I would not atten
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by Walkman 11y ago
Here is a script I use to download a lot of videos in a queue with it: https://github.com/kissgyorgy/interactive-youtube-dl
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Superclass: 15 of the world’s best living programmers(itworld.com)
3 points by Walkman 11y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 11y ago
> But as I started implementing a GUI, the tests got harder to write and I didn’t think that the time spent on writing these tests was worthwhile. I agree. TDD has it's places. Testing GUIs is often not one of them. > You therefo
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by Walkman 11y ago
maybe it is possible to be more specific and say "I am consistently impressed with the thoughtful API abstractions Andrew Godwin develops". There are other great Django developers of course, but he is just insanely good.
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by Walkman 11y ago
This guy did not used Django yet. It does so much for you it's incredible. Huge productivity boost.
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by Walkman 11y ago
There are complex system where something like this is inevitable, because it's complex by nature.
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by Walkman 11y ago
IIRC the ipython developers are also physicists.
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Programmer Creates Retro ‘Snake’ Game That Slithers Around Your Keyboard(upvoted.com)
2 points by Walkman 11y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 11y ago
I suggest to stop worrying about the past, you can do nothing about it, just accept the fact. Then you can focus on your brighter future. I'm pretty sure there are a lot of things you learned from this journey, concentrate on those. Al
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Homeopathy effective for 0 out of 68 illnesses, study finds(independent.co.uk)
3 points by Walkman 11y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 11y ago
In practice: inheriting from "object" every time is not a big deal, but losing the possibility to use Pypy or Kivy is huge.
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by Walkman 11y ago
You probably don't know how easy it is to push your code to another machine through SSH and share a Git repository that way.
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by Walkman 11y ago
Sorry, but I feel I need to be harsh to express how much I disagree; it sounds like you are a terrible teacher. Beside feeding them with the "just write mediocre code" you are also taking away the beauty of software development: &
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by Walkman 11y ago
You lost me at the second sentence: > Lang was built using a Java like mindset I don't really understand why people want to make Python something which is not. Python is not Java, if you want to use Java constructs, use Java! That s
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by Walkman 11y ago
Nobody is forcing anybody to make their code public. It's their choice. You can have your code on your machine and on your servers only. Hosting your code is an option.
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by Walkman 11y ago
There is a counter example of his reasoning in the Python world. There is a HTTP client library "urllib" in the standard library, but nowadays everyone rather pulls in the external dependency "requests" because the urlli
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Django Girls Annual Report 2015(djangogirls.org)
1 points by Walkman 11y ago|0 comments

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