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Matplotlib Cheatsheet(github.com)
3 points by blondin 6y ago|0 comments
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Listmonk: Self-hosted newsletter and mailing list manager(listmonk.app)
1 points by blondin 6y ago|0 comments
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by blondin 7y ago
a few things they did: > On April 15, Vietnam's "fake news" laws went into effect, which was introduced to address the spread of misinformation about Covid-19 over social media in the country. > A fine of VND10-20 milli
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by blondin 7y ago
i think fasm has a nice assembler syntax and i wish it were adopted everywhere.
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by blondin 7y ago
i have bookmarked a couple of your github repositories in the past. microui is one of them. i really love it and all the immediate guis out there. i hope you will write more blog posts and tutorials about microui.
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by blondin 7y ago
thank you! this is why i was drawn to smilebasic since i heard of it. plus nintendo is such a good platform already. i see people talking about the arduinos, raspberry pis, and all these micro devices for which you have to pick additional c
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by blondin 7y ago
uncovered bridges and people being lazy... compared to saving lives and time, these sound like bad excuses.
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by blondin 7y ago
i waited forever for a release on the DS. it finally came but on the switch. also the developers told me that a switch lite wouldn't be the best experience (not TV output among a few things).
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Microsoft Word now flags double spaces after a period as errors(theverge.com)
302 points by blondin 7y ago|259 comments
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Caddy 2 – The Ultimate Server with Automatic HTTPS(caddyserver.com)
5 points by blondin 7y ago|1 comments
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by blondin 7y ago
very interesting how these things come and go. one day we talk about flat-file frameworks and, for a long period of time, we forget about them. i remember when joomla, wordpress, and the other bazillion php frameworks were all coming about
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C# Seems to Be Losing Its Edge in Desktop(visualstudiomagazine.com)
2 points by blondin 7y ago|0 comments
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Abcjs online sheet music creation website(editor.drawthedots.com)
2 points by blondin 7y ago|0 comments
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by blondin 7y ago
seconded! would love to see hn in other languages.
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by blondin 7y ago
awesome! thanks for sharing.
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by blondin 7y ago
the icab link from yesterday showed a screenshot of amazon when their categories listings were still meaningful and helpful. nowadays, it's just a pain. i recently looked for dough scrapers. i wanted to see what's selling best and
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by blondin 7y ago
> He had to stop working on languages like Python where a screen reader is of little help. i find this interesting. is it due to the space significance thingy?
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by blondin 7y ago
feel like we discussed this here before and it was a different country (france?) so the issues is using content in google news or in snippets shown in google search results. i commented before that i seldom leave news or the main search any
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by blondin 7y ago
interesting. is haskell that big? don't they have a docker image you can pull in? i know python and node and other languages have small images you can get for the CI situation you describe.
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by blondin 7y ago
hey, not by itself a general resource but it's the best book on postgresql i have read recently. (i have read 2 or 3 but this stood out). learning postgresql 11: https://www.amazon.com/Learning-PostgreSQL-beginners-high
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by blondin 7y ago
rust has an awful readability issue. its syntax is too irregular and permissive. (too much ruby?) people tend to disagree, but syntax is very important. that is, in fact, why python has won the scientific community. we don't wanna be s
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by blondin 7y ago
the original quote lost its full context and is giving the wrong meaning. knuth is trying to tell us to find joy in the most mundane things we do. he gave the example of cleaning the toilet, which his family does wearing suits. solving top
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by blondin 7y ago
> Type-annotated, asyncio-enabled Python hardly resembles the easy-to-understand language I fell in love with back in 2006. true. i am all for types in general and for types annotations in python. but i have seen some heavily type-annota
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by blondin 7y ago
was going to suggest how great it would be for cinema systems to connect to your smart car! for what? i don't know... talk to someone, stream audio to your car, trivia about the movie, games for kids, etc... and then i saw the no publi
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by blondin 7y ago
not sure i follow... this is about showing a snippet of a news article at the top of search result right? similar to pulling youtube videos, wikipedia articles, or stackoverflow answers and showing them at the top of your search result. i m
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by blondin 7y ago
three contributors have left: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/pytest-dev/2020-April/0049... this is sad but echoes something i have seen far too many times. i wish them the best luck. especially at times li
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by blondin 7y ago
i hadn't thought about anti-vaxxers. it's true that their perspective might change with this pandemic and if we are able to make a vaccine. the world is indeed not going to be the same.
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by blondin 7y ago
i used to do html/css/js in the past so from time to time i check in on them to learn new things. youtube videos/channels are a very effective way to get up to speed. some channels are especially worthy. for instance traversy
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by blondin 7y ago
confused by parent comment as well. square is the payment solution and foursquare the location-based app right? not sure why square would be impacted if we are all buying online or through apps.
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by blondin 7y ago
that's a fantastic read! thanks for sharing the process with us. really surprised that the code was complete the very first year and the real work was to put all that in writing, snippets, and illustrations.

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