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by androidgirl 8y ago
I've personally gone through a lot of the django codebase. It's got a lot inside it, and is pretty easy to understand!!! Bottle can be read from end to end, and one can understand how it works internally fairly quickly.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Thanks for the tip, I'll definitely be using this. Fear of accidental rm -rf * keeps me up sometimes.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
!g on American Inventor gets me the TV show plus pictures from it.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
In my freetime I have been working on learning React, and more generally modern javascript. After dragging my feet for so long because of bias, I took the plunge a few weeks ago and I love it! It's very cool, in my opinion, because the
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Because that would essentially kill a lot of private healthcare jobs and industries. No administration* or congress wants to be the one to axe, say, Kaiser. It'd be a PR disaster. * Theoretical Sanders administration aside.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Really interesting twist in a crazy story that's gotten this far. I'm interested in seeing how this all plays out, Bloomberg's reaction, etc. At this point I don't know what to think, so I'm waiting for the consensu
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by androidgirl 8y ago
That's really cool honestly. Which supermarket was this?
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I definitely think Raspberry Pi is what you want. If you want the login shell to go straight into programming, you could launch an interpreter or text editor on login using .profile or what have you.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I tried it, and honestly it's fine for most cases, but it's pretty slow compared to just plain virtualenv. Considering virtualenv is prefectly fine I eventually switched back.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I agree that might be a bit heavy handed, I personally like implementing frameworks or tools in new languages that I'm learning because it's fun and build familiarity. Production code is way different than that.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Glad I'm not the only one who though of Altoids Sours
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by androidgirl 8y ago
This looks really amazing! I'll have to try this out with documentation, and it would likely be great for html books as well. Thank you!
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by androidgirl 8y ago
It could be passive though. For example, underground parking lots both have vending machines and block my cellular reception.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I had a friend who grew her spider plants in a fishbowl of water for years, somehow. They're insanely tough little guys.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I grow a lot of plants indoors, and the limiting factor is almost always light levels. If your space for growing has a large west or south facing window, you're in great shape! You will be able to grow most plants. However, East or Nor
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I personally stick with plain old argparse for 90% of my command line python apps, but when I need something with more utility/higher abstractions I reach for Click as the author mentions. Click is in a sweet spot in my opinion. A new
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I don't think that's quite true, I think this is more of a nurture vs nature thing. My father got me into programming, and my colleagues who are women also have a backstory with someone supporting their interest in development.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
That's definitely true! It's also good for smaller distros with smaller package managers. It's easier for a dev team to support just Flatpak than to bundle/petition for pacman, apt, yum, eopkg, and so on. I'd greatl
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Hmm, perhaps I've been a bit unfair. Looks like I will have to give Brave another shot soon! Thank you!
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I use flatpak on my system for the fact that packages can be had there I can't get through my package manager easily and officially. That's the only selling point!
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Slightly off topic, but if you're okay with a bit of setup, there's a cool F-Droid app called Blokada that's like a personal pi-hole. I had an issue where my firefox browser was great, but the other apps on my phone were extr
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I want to like Brave, but I just can't get past the planned ads, the crypto stuff, how memory intensive chromium is, and, well, I really like Firefox. My browser is for reading docs, for JS/WASM development, and the occasional Gma
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Thanks for this reccomendation! I just checked out the repo and this looks really interesting, I'll have to try it out.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I can't tell if this is satirical or not. When I have "free time" at work, I put that time towards refactoring, improving/expanding test coverage, and scouting out potential performance boosts through our logs, load reco
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I'd be interested in hearing more about this as well.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
A trans woman is legally a woman and could be placed on the board to count. A trans man is legally a man and would not count. In California, transgender people are granted a lot of protections and rights, like the right to change their birt
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I agree with the sibling comment. Nim feels much more like Python, which was the first language I used before I picked up C/C++. For better or worse I was taught Python at a young age! I have a group of related cli apps that need to do
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I started playing with Nim last weekend, after the article on here about Nim. I absolutely love it! I'm looking for an opportunity to use it at work for something minor, and I have been porting a few of my (small) Rust applications to
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Ah, definitely the suckless suite. Runner ups are probably spectrwm and Vagrant, possibly Ansible. I absolutely love dmenu, and the suckless philosophy is great. Dmenu ties in great to spectrwm, which is a simple tiling window manager that
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Yeah, loneliness is my personal struggle. I've made steps recently to combat it, I just need to be more aggressive about it. I have been going to meetups occasionally! There is an LGBT women's group I go to near my office sometime

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