Walkman

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by Walkman 8y ago
Just keep reading: "Yes, those trivial patches _are_ a bother. Damn, they are _horrible_." :D
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by Walkman 8y ago
In GitHub and GitLab every wiki is a git repository, so it's already implemented.
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by Walkman 8y ago
Anything from Armin Ronacher (the_mitsuhiko) or Raymond Hettinger, but I especially like "Thinking outside the box" [0] because it was such an eye-opener. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pZVqBFtuLk
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Show HN: XFLTReaT tunneling framework(xfltreat.info)
1 points by Walkman 9y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 9y ago
I would say Python is pretty close to English language, and that's part of why is it so easy to understand. If you write idiomatic Python code it can read like sentences. There are also jokes like "I wrote pseudo code and Python c
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by Walkman 9y ago
The best tool is Microsoft Word or equivalent.
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by Walkman 9y ago
Now I’m pretty sure GitLab has a focus problem. It’s already very complex with somewhat unrelated things. You can’t be everything for everybody. This will even further decrease quality of individual parts of the system. It has been unusably
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by Walkman 9y ago
Ever heard about bind mounting? My current docker image for a Flask app doesn't even contains my code.
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by Walkman 9y ago
It changed my life. I found edw519's free ebook and after reading it, I jumped out of bed and learned Python. He wrote that you don't need a university degree to be a programmer. I believed that and I will be a senior developer so
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by Walkman 9y ago
I did. It's pretty obvious they don't understand REST at all so they reinvented the wheel.
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by Walkman 9y ago
Oh ok, that makes sense.
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by Walkman 9y ago
the article mention multiple examples, one of being the "registering things" when it returns the same function untouched, just put away the function instance in a list or something to use it later.
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by Walkman 9y ago
if you run that code, it still won't run :D
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by Walkman 9y ago
Who on Earth would write "Python2" in their resume? I have "Python".
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by Walkman 9y ago
No, if you read the article, you can learn that a decorator is a callable which can return ANYTHING, not just callables.
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by Walkman 9y ago
It is showing confidence that the author know what he is talking about, because as you can see he ran the code and that part did not run.
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by Walkman 9y ago
Wildcard certificates! \o/
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by Walkman 9y ago
May I ask why? Why did you feel you have to hide your identity?
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by Walkman 9y ago
Can you tell me one real example of why somebody would do that? I mean REAL, not some random reason you just think of.
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by Walkman 9y ago
I found Linus Tech Tips channel recently when building a new rig. Pretty funny and useful at the same time: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXuqSBlHAE6Xw-yeJA0Tunw
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Brain stimulation enhances long-term memory for first time(medicalnewstoday.com)
1 points by Walkman 9y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 9y ago
You should have a little bit more experience with Python and you would see how huge systems can be written in it with no problem. It needs a bit more discipline, but above 100k lines software written in any other language would need the sam
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The Curious Case of Caching CSRF Tokens(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by Walkman 9y ago|0 comments
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Rate.sx – console serice for getting cryptocurrencies exchange rates(github.com)
3 points by Walkman 9y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 9y ago
Because the quality of their every new product is shit.
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by Walkman 9y ago
Probably I (working in security and even checking certificates sometimes) would not even notice if it would point to a different domain like rsync-app.net or some random name with a valid cert. There are a ton of examples and valid points o
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by Walkman 9y ago
Man, you don't even understand basic security practices. When going from a HTTP page to a HTTPS page, what guarantees can you give that I see the original content and clicked the proper link and that I was not MITM-ed? A potential atta
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by Walkman 9y ago
Congratulations for reinventing the wheel: https://time.is/compare/0800_3_Dec_2017_in_Toronto,_Ohio/Ban...
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by Walkman 9y ago
Finally! They did shady practices for a long time despite multiple warnings.
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by Walkman 9y ago
not really. Did you ever tried to use SQLAlchemy with Django? Good luck with that.

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