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by _bohm 7y ago
> doesn't the await keyword just block anyways? The await keyword only blocks the execution of the coroutine in which it is used. It releases the event loop so that other coroutines can continue processing while the result of an awa
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by _bohm 7y ago
It should be noted that among cosmologists, electric universe is widely considered to be bunk science.
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by _bohm 7y ago
I think there is some truth in both what you and GP are saying. Speaking from personal experience, my team has hired college dropouts who have turned out to be some of the best learners and problem solvers we've got. I have also interv
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by _bohm 7y ago
Or, perhaps you've committed yourself to a rather narrow understanding of what engineers are "like" ;)
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by _bohm 7y ago
Perhaps you should spend a bit more time around music junkies before making such authoritative statements about the market for vinyl :). I am personally close to two communities who still consume vinyl for neither of the reasons you've
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by _bohm 7y ago
It can certainly be harmful when people are walking down the street glued to their phones. Anecdotally, I could not tell you how many times I've seen someone almost walk into traffic, into a stationary object, or into another person on
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by _bohm 7y ago
Fascinating. Have you written at all about this elsewhere? Is it open source? Would love to learn more!
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by _bohm 7y ago
Indeed. Many historians cite the opening of another front in the Pacific theater by the Soviets as the primary cause for the Japanese surrender (although this is a hotly debated issue).
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by _bohm 7y ago
> whereas a unit equipped with only explosive Hellfires would be forbidden from making strikes in, say, a very crowded city thoroughfare, the same environment might be open season for a team with the R9X. Leads me to wonder what kind o
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by _bohm 7y ago
I used this back in the day and it worked pretty well. Not sure how it cooperates with the newer Jupyter makeover but worth a shot! https://github.com/lambdalisue/jupyter-vim-binding
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by _bohm 7y ago
Slightly off topic but did anyone else notice this ligature? https://imgur.com/vtOdiCE What in god's name is that??
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by _bohm 8y ago
I'm a big fan of the pattern introduced by Yesql for Clojure [0], also ported to Python as anosql [1] [0] https://github.com/krisajenkins/yesql [1] https://github.com/honza/anosql
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by _bohm 8y ago
I had the same initial reaction to 2) (incsearch) at first after having to work in a shared environment with it enabled. After a little while getting used to it I found it actually sped up my workflow quite a bit! YMMV, but you may find it
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by _bohm 8y ago
Fascinating; I've never heard this. Can you recommend any reading material on the topic?
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by _bohm 8y ago
I've had a somewhat similar experience. On the other hand, I still reach to Flask more frequently due to it's ability to integrate much more easily with SQLAlchemy, which I find vastly preferable to the Django ORM.
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by _bohm 8y ago
Nope, I'll have to give it a spin. Thanks for the recommendation!
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by _bohm 8y ago
Sure! In terms of raw text extraction (for documents that don't require OCR), the most useful tools I've worked with have been pdftotext [0] and PyMuPDF [1]. For extracting useful details, really, my best advice is to make sure th
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by _bohm 8y ago
I applied to the beta, but they never got back to me :\
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by _bohm 8y ago
I've spent a great deal of time parsing data out of government PDFs that isn't attainable by any other means as a part of my job. In the process I've learned how difficult this information can be to access even for people who
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by _bohm 8y ago
I'm not really taking anything on faith here. Anyone with an undergraduate-level physics education should not have a difficult time making sense of all of this. The Greenhouse Effect was first theorized by Joseph Fourier in the early 1
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by _bohm 8y ago
It makes me sad that, in 2018, acknowledgement of scientific fact is seen as a "political belief".
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by _bohm 8y ago
Spark is mostly written in Scala.
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by _bohm 8y ago
I'm having a hard time grasping the point of this comment. Statues are put in place generally to commemorate the history, culture, and/or values of a people; I don't recall claiming it has any legal implications. Also, I am f
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by _bohm 8y ago
Is it really? Most people I know would probably contend that the illegal status of most of these people is due to flaws in our immigration system. They want this country to be a place where from all over can come to thrive if they are so mo
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by _bohm 9y ago
They YPG International communications page: http://ypg-international.org/contact/
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by _bohm 9y ago
Probably impossible to tell, but I'm willing to bet this is related to the fact that the YPG uses ProtonMail for communications.
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by _bohm 9y ago
Selenium can absolutely be used for this, the caveat being that it is much slower than using a regular HTML parser. In my experience, it's best to milk as much as you possibly can out of a site's plain HTML and APIs, only resortin
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by _bohm 9y ago
>the right has no legitimate news networks. Unless you specifically mean TV channels, the right has it's fair share of legitimate news outlets, like the WSJ. I'm not sure that anyone would be better off with any more 24h cable
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by _bohm 9y ago
Hate to be that guy, but as an alum I have to correct this. It's Johns* Hopkins.
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by _bohm 9y ago
>Apple has banned other browser engines on their platform. Can you elaborate on this a bit? I primarily use Chrome as my browser on iOS. Is it really just running the Safari engine under the hood?

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