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by blondin 5y ago
just slightly off-topic. i have not been able to find a way to give ratings or review iOS stock apps on the app store. am i missing something or we just can't rate the stock iOS apps?
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by blondin 5y ago
shouldn't be happening every time you open these applications though.
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by blondin 5y ago
this. django debug toolbar (or similar) should be the first thing you go to because these tools understand the django ORM well. the other thing that comes to mind is enabling query timing in your django shell. i believe you might need an ex
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by blondin 5y ago
looks super useful. congratulations!
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First version of redis written in Tcl(gist.github.com)
5 points by blondin 5y ago|0 comments
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by blondin 5y ago
checked the release notes and it seems like they still don't allow you to run ansible with "python -m". that would have fixed a few issues with virtual environments.
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by blondin 5y ago
thank you. same experience on mobile here. i was on my phone and skimmed more than half the article before giving up and admitting it's actually unreadable and that i have no idea what great new thing they were trying to present. this
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by blondin 5y ago
very interesting project. i wonder what happened to python (cpython i presume?) in 2012? it's definitely not the 3.0 release which came before then.
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by blondin 5y ago
if you love doing something, don't do too much of it. i don't even remember where i first read that but it's been with me for a long time. as others have mentioned, the author is experiencing a case of burnout. and i may add
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by blondin 5y ago
this is an amazing concept imo. this virtual city they created made me feel very nostalgic about the early days of the web.
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by blondin 5y ago
history repeats itself. wish the entire staff godspeed with the new network.
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by blondin 5y ago
looks built on google's blockly: https://developers.google.com/blockly/
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by blondin 5y ago
thank you! mobile is my biggest issue as well. to add to what you wrote, mobile web has this nasty bug with code sections with a horizontal scrolling bar inside a page that already has a horizontal scrolling bar. these two don't play w
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by blondin 5y ago
i read the title as "hand sanitizer API" and wondered what it was all about. side effects of the pandemic huh? :D
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Online Linux man pages editor(roperzh.github.io)
1 points by blondin 5y ago|0 comments
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by blondin 5y ago
same here. i am a big fan of film music. i made a small piano reduction of a favorite piece and uploaded it to youtube. i wasn't even mad when i saw the copyright claim within hours, since i run no ads. i was however baffled and somewh
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by blondin 5y ago
thanks for sharing. i like how the author prefaces this essay with the fact that it's all a game. otherwise, i would think it's (the personality assessment part, which is half of it) a bit too reductionist. the fact that some firm
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by blondin 6y ago
thanks!
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by blondin 6y ago
i like it. been wanting to see a simple to use benchmarking tool like this, and to be honest, in the standard library itself, but a third library is cool too. bookmarked! would be nice to see a comparison feature. something similar to how g
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by blondin 6y ago
maybe i am being very naive here but that letter read like a sincere apology to me as well.
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by blondin 6y ago
this is indeed the mind-boggling part for me. nothing was done to prove these people guilty but simply trust the output of a piece of software. in the deep-mind world we live in today that's a scary thing to do. i am going to have to a
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by blondin 6y ago
schema spec: https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli/blob/master/schemas/...
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by blondin 6y ago
sorry for your loss. i totally see where your comment is coming from but i do not believe that youtube deliberately ran an experiment on you. youtube, along with most social media, doesn't know how to handle the dead. it always pains m
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by blondin 6y ago
yea, it is. but it's a sane thing to do. recommending poetry for a beginner is a bad idea. (nothing against that package). python is a mature, old, software system. three times older than go or rust. way older than zig. these modern la
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by blondin 6y ago
i understand what you were trying to say. you are right that people underestimate the work that goes into handling everything themselves.
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by blondin 6y ago
this is so the scene could be remembered. be it unesco, internet archive, the big museums, whatever works. as we are losing more and more control over the hardware and software that we buy, the scene and anything similar will ultimately dis
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by blondin 6y ago
since we are on the topic of hovering, i have come to notice a negative consequence for ignoring it altogether. in a few modern applications i have been using that the iconography is foreign to me. my first instinct is to hover those icons
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by blondin 6y ago
oh wow, what an amazing concept! i hope to see it evolve beyond vs code, like the language server concept. the first thing that came to mind are walkthroughs by original authors. in fact, i recently downloaded the source code for the first
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by blondin 6y ago
i believe it's not common to use css color names. i wish more colors were defined and people used them more though. it provides a very consistent color re-use. the best example i can think of is this fire demo on codepen, which i bookm
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by blondin 6y ago
i have had a book of the same name on my amazon wish list for a while now. will definitely get to it at some point. big fan of the work of wirth.

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