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3y ago
This is the first person library I've published! :) I was getting tired of creating command line interfaces in Python whose contents I would then copy to create the Usage documentation. Now I pass the path to the script the ArgumentPar
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Ask HN: What are great resources/courses for non-beginners?
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5y ago
You do have a talent for writing. I have stuff to do, my wife is calling me downstairs and I couldn't stop reading it. (Ok, now I have to go. She's really mad)
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brauhaus
6y ago
The article was not at all what I expected! I agree that it's hard to gauge the usefulness of applying the best minds to do banal work. After all that the work of making people click on ads is what allowed Google to benefit the world w
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brauhaus
6y ago
Link to the original source (from NBC, which has more context and details and the BBC article of the post): https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/google-advised-mental...
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brauhaus
6y ago
This is the only comment that matters. This article is merely an opinion piece with a factually fake click bate-y headline, aimed to rile people up instead of inspiring thoughtful conversation. It's one of those article we point to whe
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brauhaus
6y ago
If you tested it, I would love to hear your thoughts! https://forms.gle/6XFUnBvAZDVrV4K67
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brauhaus
6y ago
Cross that bridge southwards and you'll find a great Christ the Redeemer lookalike too!
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brauhaus
6y ago
Which is why Lisbon is so appealing to digital nomads. Your salary will likely by much higher than that.
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6y ago
> (unless you are OK with electricity bills for heating that are the price of your rent) I once read that Portugal has the most expensive electricity in all Europe. My house has AC in almost every room and yet I shudder to use them!
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6y ago
1+ My house supposedly has an A rating for thermal isolation, and yet I feel the indoor winter experience to be colder here than my experiences living in Illinois and Salzburg. On the other hand, Portuguese winters are very humid, which mak
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brauhaus
6y ago
I can vouch on the "complain culture"! I even have a neat anecdote: A Portuguese lady was complaining that the supermarket cashier line took too long (this was pre-covid). So I told her that there were self-checkouts the isle over
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6y ago
That's more common than you think. If the world is ever dominated by aliens it won't be due to their superior firepower, but because some human accepted their EULA/ T&C without reading.
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brauhaus
6y ago
I had the feeling he was complaining about the value amount, not the exclusivity requirement. It's pretty hypocrital but still... Sort of hypocrital
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Show HN: Peer feedback app based on best practices
(fast-feedback2021.bubbleapps.io)
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6y ago
Hello! Feedback is the key to personal growth. It reveals our blind spots and helps us discover what we've been doing right or wrong. It can also be frustrating. People have a hard time separating the impression they have of you from y
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6y ago
True... but cost of living is considerably lower. When I lived there, my costs were basically a 900€ for a rental 120m2 apartment + 300€ for groceries and eating out. Since the start of the pandemic I moved to my own place and now pay 400€
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Lisbon’s startup scene rises as Portugal gears up
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6y ago
In case anyone was wondering, the big highlight is annotations. Also: - Wider use of SIMD to increase execution speed of ufuncs. - Further Python 2.7 cleanups. - Preliminary support for the upcoming Cython 3.0.
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6y ago
Hello! Feedback is the key to personal growth. It reveals our blind spots and helps us discover what we've been doing right or wrong. It can also be frustrating. People have a hard time separating the impression they have of you from y
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"We didn't have enough Uyghur language data points in our system, and the most popular livestream rooms were already closely monitored." This deeply saddened me. They reason why the Uyghur dialect wasn't banned wasn'
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Initially, that's what I wanted to do! But then I found out that to get someone's skills you must accepted into a program of theirs called "Apply with LinkedIn". The whole thing sounded way too complex. I got the feeling
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6y ago
Creator here. I've always worked in big enterprises; one thing that always hit me was how easy it was for teams to turn inwards and become silos. People don't bond outside their circles. Then, instead of one big community, what we
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Show HN: I Made a Reddit for Enterprises
(pluckd.co)
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Ask HN: How to use Google Analytics under the GDPR
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6y ago
Does anyone know if django-compressor finally handles the creation of Source Maps? I remember giving up using it a few years ago because I couldn't make source maps to work, which made debugging a pain. I've been using Gulp ever s
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Faster Django Apps–Optimizing Templates Part 1
(engineertodeveloper.com)
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6y ago
Brace yourself for 34
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6y ago
My hypothesis is that all the Tech People turned into Ponzi schemes (er, sorry, info products ) after trying showing their tech products here on HN and getting roasted in the comments.
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Ask HN: How would solve in-company disputes?
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