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by bruh2 5y ago
Wouldn't TypedDict come in handy here? This way we can kinda mimick a structural typing system. The only disadvantage I ran across here is that TypedDict can't handle recursive fields, unlike dataclasses. Otherwise, it seems to me
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by bruh2 5y ago
It can also be achieved via GIMP's Perspective and Handle Transform tools, if I understood it correctly
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by bruh2 5y ago
If I understood correctly, this kind of database already exists at https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/
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Attempting REPL-Driven Development in Python(blog.avocadosh.xyz)
2 points by bruh2 5y ago|1 comments
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by bruh2 5y ago
> Put frequently used options on top Yes! I was thinking the same thing. I would expect the author to suggest automatically guessing the user's location instead of blindly placing your own country at the top. The rest of the documen
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by bruh2 6y ago
It is still a problem, although admittedly I haven't seen cheaters myself. Valve will soon™ take Overwatch's replay analysis aproach[1] for anti-cheating, though. [1] https://blog.dota2.com/2020/11/upcomi
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by bruh2 6y ago
I frequently open minified CSS/JS by accident. IntelliJ's project search window includes a small preview of each result when you hover it, so when you navigate through the results your might pass through a minified file and get yo
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by bruh2 6y ago
My native languages has gendered objects, and "language" is feminine. Might be the same case
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by bruh2 6y ago
Ooh, that's cool. You might be interested at z[1]. It kinda fills the same purpose as your trick, except it automatically figures out what are your most used directories by tracking your shell navigation or something. [1] https:/