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by cheez 6y ago
Oh it was a fun ten years
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by cheez 6y ago
It's new. A good habit I've developed recently is to read all the PEPs since the last thing, and all the library changes. Python 3 is in full swing and some great things are in there already
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by cheez 6y ago
https://docs.python.org/3/library/importlib.html#module-impo...
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by cheez 6y ago
If you're writing one for general consumption, I wish you luck.
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by cheez 6y ago
Always glad to see another contender! The documentation is very thorough and gives a good overview. Every library should be like this. That being said, I have written a lot of HTTP servers and clients in C++ so I have some opinions on the d
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by cheez 6y ago
I have a Jupyter notebook that does this. Not sure I see the value of this tool but I guess packaging it up nicely is the value.
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by cheez 6y ago
Aware of any cottage GNU/linux-like industries where people earn a living besides consulting?
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by cheez 6y ago
The tools are not sophisticated, they are brute forced. I'm not sure I've seen a more elegant approach to frontend web development in 2020 than Vanilla JS. Maybe with some lit-html on top.
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by cheez 6y ago
One of the most memorable experiences of my life was when I was moving out of a place and I had a beautiful loft bed with a slide for my son. I more or less gave it away (or... sold a $1500 bed for $50) and the mother who bought it cried be
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by cheez 6y ago
This is actually my coding philosophy. Burn it down and rebuild nearly weekly. The rewrites get smaller, less buggy and more flexible.
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by cheez 6y ago
> You don't burn your house down every year because it's cluttered. If you can afford it.... It isn't the worst idea to just start from scratch.
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by cheez 6y ago
Just need to look at all the other instances.
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by cheez 6y ago
I'd take the oath if there are no more dumbass interviews, I get paid like a surgeon and work 20 hours a week. Until then, management falls on the sword, thanks.
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by cheez 6y ago
And I got downvoted for predicting this a few weeks ago.
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by cheez 6y ago
Good to be aware, in any case. Multiple continents is the signal.
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by cheez 6y ago
Also known as the natural order of things.
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by cheez 6y ago
Please, describe something sustainable that doesn't involve keeping it secret.
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by cheez 6y ago
You guys use OCaml? Why?
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by cheez 6y ago
> Things were a little crazy and happened over 3 different continents in a very short time. These are generally indications of an underlying mental issue. Be on the lookout for it: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article&
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by cheez 6y ago
Knowledge creation and discovery is the engine of economies today. You might as well say "why don't you let everyone live in your house for free" People who create need to be able to benefit from that creation.
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by cheez 6y ago
Or... Walk around in nature :-) I'm lucky enough to live in a relatively green, sunny area.
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by cheez 6y ago
Life reasons I suppose
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by cheez 6y ago
most people move to cities for work, not for restaurants and things to do. Not all, but most.
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by cheez 6y ago
Don't know why you're getting downvoted but it is lopsided trade.
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by cheez 6y ago
Government has a monopoly on legal use of violence so a monopoly on accepted expression would be the logical next step for power hungry people. That's why it's undesirable. I haven't used Facebook for at least 5 years now. I
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by cheez 6y ago
Yes, very cool idea.
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by cheez 6y ago
Not just you, but is anyone aware of a book at a teenage reader's level that would cover this kind of stuff in an engaging way?
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by cheez 6y ago
Eh... I'll have to try it but wont' be easy to give up Linux.
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by cheez 6y ago
OK thanks.
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by cheez 6y ago
I do this too but I get bylaw visits from the city. Which cities?

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