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by caioariede 9y ago
Python is strongly typed, and Python 3 annotations with tools like MyPy brings static type checks.
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by caioariede 10y ago
The thing I don't like in Redux is all the boilerplate code required to make simple things. I understand that in some point you may want/need to switch over to Redux but to start some projects I'm always considering a simple
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by caioariede 10y ago
In fact, it's still not the same. In Python, the following expression will raise a ValueError. > a(2) In J, it will return the length of the array, as stated in the post.
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by caioariede 10y ago
I think comparing it with other languages may make it easier to grasp. Sometimes it's good to test it in a language you are used to. The selector expression could be represented in Python like this: a = lambda n: [n % x for x in [1
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by caioariede 11y ago
I agree with you. I'm also not convinced that these kind of selectors are good to match Python code. It was more an exercise to develop a generic library that helps implementing jQuery-like selectors [1]. Even if the project doesn&#x27
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A tool to search for Python code using jQuery-like selectors(github.com)
7 points by caioariede 11y ago|2 comments
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by caioariede 11y ago
Mbox does something similar, but seems to be more robust/complete: https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/archive/mbox/
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by caioariede 11y ago
I'd like to know if there is something similar for Python, or something like https://github.com/rubysec/ruby-advisory-db for Python.
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by caioariede 11y ago
It would be better if it could consider exchange rates. Lets say I receive in USD but in the end I get it in BRL. Right now, 1 USD is ~ 3.40 BRL but last year it was ~ 2.80 BRL.
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Show HN: Intercept function calls from Python scripts(github.com)
1 points by caioariede 11y ago|0 comments
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by caioariede 11y ago
I'm working in a project called Codenizer ( http://codenizer.co ) that aims to help Python developers to maintain and keep their projects up-to-date. Basically, it verifies whether a new version of a certain library is compat
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Show HN: Codenizer – Track the dependencies of your Python projects(codenizer.co)
2 points by caioariede 11y ago|0 comments
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by caioariede 11y ago
Unminified version: http://pastebin.com/Zgjaksng
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by caioariede 11y ago
Between Rust and Go (for Pythonistas) I still prefer Rust. One thing that bothers me in Go is that, like Ruby, when you import something you don't know exactly what's being injected in the context. So it's quite bad to unders
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by caioariede 11y ago
It would be nice to have something like this for Rust.
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by caioariede 12y ago
https://github.com/philipsoutham/py-mysql2pgsql Works very well for me. I think the only limitation is related to spatial data. I'm not aware of anything else.
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by caioariede 12y ago
Confusing, but it seems to be moved to https://warehouse.python.org/ Edit: I'm not sure they are related
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by caioariede 13y ago
There is Sokoban in sed too. For who is interested in other games written in sed. http://aurelio.net/projects/sedsokoban/
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by caioariede 13y ago
Is there a way to stream it over DLNA?
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by caioariede 13y ago
If you are using it for Django, take a look on Haystack [1]. It supports Whoosh as well as Solr, Elasticsearch, etc... For example, you could use Whoosh for development environment and Elasticsearch for production if you need something more
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by caioariede 13y ago
I've used py-mysql2pgsql [1] sometime ago and it worked without any troubles. I expect this helps you. [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/py-mysql2pgsql/0.1.5
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by caioariede 13y ago
I never use rebase, but I don't see problems if your branch is local . I would prevent rebasing after pushing the branch to remote. Anyway this branching model doesn't looks so that simple.
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by caioariede 13y ago
From the blog post: “What does Trello Gold mean for Business Class?” Nothing. They work totally independently. Trello Gold is for individuals and Business Class is for organizations. https://trello.com/business-class
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by caioariede 13y ago
Such a very useful service, thanks! :) It would be nice if it could detect inner commands and do a recursive parsing. Example command: find . -name ".txt" -exec iconv -f ISO-8859-1 -t UTF-8 {} \;
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by caioariede 13y ago
Nimrod ( http://nimrod-code.org/ ) also uses elif
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by caioariede 13y ago
It's nice that the final code looks clean and very readable. I would suggest you to give Nimrod ( http://nimrod-code.org/ ) a try too.
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by caioariede 13y ago
I know this. But I'm wondering if there is an easy way to do that, like a checkpoint that I can rollback all migrations to a specific point.
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by caioariede 13y ago
A bit OT, but how do you guys handle database changes between multiple branches? Say I added some fields in branch A through multiple apps and then I need to go back to the master to do a fix. How do you revert the changes before checkout m
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by caioariede 13y ago
What are the alternatives to Angular.js that does not use this Dependency Injection magic?
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by caioariede 13y ago
Pillow is now the preferred image manipulation library to use with Django. Nice!

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