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Writing for People and for Search Engines (temp3.net)
1 points by barakstout 13y ago|0 comments
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Wi-Fi Security Breaches: Escape The Void(thelivingpearl.com)
1 points by barakstout 13y ago|0 comments
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Computing Pi With Python(thelivingpearl.com)
5 points by barakstout 13y ago|0 comments
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by barakstout 13y ago
In all truth, if the government wants your emails, they will get them. Emails can be subpoenaed by court. You can run your own secure mail server and all, but the communication can always be intercepted by a middle man. If you have the need
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Why Switching to RackSpace Mail is Worth the $2(thelivingpearl.com)
6 points by barakstout 13y ago|3 comments
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Never Give Up On Your Dreams(thelivingpearl.com)
1 points by barakstout 13y ago|0 comments
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What You Can Do To Avoid Data Loss(thelivingpearl.com)
2 points by barakstout 13y ago|0 comments
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Are developers liable for software bugs?(thelivingpearl.com)
2 points by barakstout 13y ago|0 comments
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Installing VMware ESCi(thelivingpearl.com)
1 points by barakstout 13y ago|0 comments
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Authentication Of Users And Passwords In Python(thelivingpearl.com)
2 points by barakstout 14y ago|0 comments
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Password Protect Your Python Application(thelivingpearl.com)
2 points by barakstout 14y ago|0 comments
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by barakstout 14y ago
I am sure that can be arranged in the future, if one doesn't exist already.
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by barakstout 14y ago
Wouldn't you consider that a very extreme situation? Also, I am not aware of a MAX_INT in python. As far as I know it is the limits of your memory. If you are trying to work with such big numbers you should really use something a little mor
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by barakstout 14y ago
I think anything above 2.6 is fair game. Then again, it depends on the system. I have been forced before to develop in python 2.4 and less for specific platforms.
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by barakstout 14y ago
All good valid points. The article gives a high overview but lacks on the detail. All these points are valid and some mentioned in the article. The author mentioned a few times that the for-loops should be replaced with while-loops based on
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by barakstout 14y ago
Good point. I think you could use the standard python eval() instead of defining f. something like: f = 'x**3+x-1' x = 4 eval(f) It should work fine.
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by barakstout 14y ago
If it was more focused on math I would agree. However, the focus is on the solution rather the technique. It is a nice refresher to those who have seen the information before.
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by barakstout 14y ago
That is a very good option. Thanks!
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by barakstout 14y ago
The easy way to solve the equation is to send it to wolfram alpha and wait for a result. I think the intention was to not use anything beside standard library. Using the R language is equivalent to using NumPy, SciPy or any other tool. As f
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by barakstout 14y ago
I don't think that qualifies. I think fixing bugs in open source is a good way to become a better programmer, but if you are fixing those bugs you are a good programmer already. Fixing bugs in open source project is really not trivial. I wo
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The Easy Way To Solve Equations In Python(thelivingpearl.com)
48 points by barakstout 14y ago|19 comments
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by barakstout 14y ago
It might be improbable, but not impossible. You never know...
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by barakstout 14y ago
Yeah, thats is pushing it, but possible.
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Morse Code Translator in Python(thelivingpearl.com)
2 points by barakstout 14y ago|4 comments
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Generating Morse Code with Sound in Python(thelivingpearl.temp3.net)
1 points by barakstout 14y ago|0 comments
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Finding Prime Numbers in Python(thelivingpearl.com)
2 points by barakstout 14y ago|1 comments
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The Captain's Manifesto(thelivingpearl.com)
1 points by barakstout 14y ago|1 comments
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Drive a RC Lamborghini With Your Keyboard(thelivingpearl.com)
1 points by barakstout 14y ago|0 comments
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Generating And Checking Passwords In Python(thelivingpearl.com)
1 points by barakstout 14y ago|0 comments
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by barakstout 14y ago
You never know...

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