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by cool-RR 5y ago
This package is useful if you can't even.
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by cool-RR 5y ago
That's cool, but why not just carry extra batteries and switch?
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by cool-RR 5y ago
Is this a modern version of Psyco? http://psyco.sourceforge.net/
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Stop Missing Out on Your Own Ideas(amir.rachum.com)
3 points by cool-RR 5y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 5y ago
> There is no reason that there should be two different approaches to punctuation in the English language. If you want to go that route, there's no reason for there to be more than one language on Earth. Any attempt to research ling
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by cool-RR 5y ago
Maybe people just like to complain about anything that doesn't meet their impossible standards.
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by cool-RR 5y ago
Audio jacks were also the status quo...
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by cool-RR 6y ago
Funny, a few months back I added this sentence to PySnooper's readme: "PySnooper is a poor man's debugger. If you've used Bash, it's like set -x for Python, except it's fancier." https://github.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
LOL, first time I write a slogan catchy enough that other people copy it :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19717786 PySnooper: Never use print for debugging again
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by cool-RR 6y ago
LOL, it's finally time for Paul Graham's first startup to shine.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
This was an amazing read. Thank you Paul.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
More like, someone should make an app store that uses any compliant repo as an app.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
"And there I sit." There you chose to sit.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
I use Dropbox the same way you did: As a screwdriver. This means, it does its job, it does it well, I'm not looking to make it a part of my life beyond that. I don't want new features or collaboration, and I definitely don't
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by cool-RR 6y ago
OP: "Here's my opinion." Him: "Here's mine."
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Jupylet: A Jupyter extension for Reinforcement Learning experiments(github.com)
2 points by cool-RR 6y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 6y ago
What you did there... I see it.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
A creature that has highly advanced intelligence but no understanding of the concept of defending one's territory is unlikely.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
Maintainer of a few open-source projects here. I've seen some angry sentiment from other maintainers about people demanding they implement features without contributing back. There was a piece on hn recently where a maintainer went bal
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by cool-RR 6y ago
It's not stealing when you've given it away, explicitly and out of your own free will.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
Given that they promise pixel-perfect cross-platform control, I don't see how it's reasonable for them to use DOM elements. Unless they have an embedded browser in all the other platforms, and even then I doubt they'd get to
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by cool-RR 6y ago
Interesting. > I guess this would be quite an increase in scope. That's quite the understatement :)
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by cool-RR 6y ago
Thanks for that!
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Please hack on GridRoyale, a life simulation for exploring social dynamics(grid-royale.herokuapp.com)
3 points by cool-RR 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: GridRoyale, a life simulation for exploring social dynamics(github.com)
108 points by cool-RR 6y ago|22 comments
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Live-coding a music synthesizer (EuroPython 2020)(youtube.com)
1 points by cool-RR 6y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 6y ago
Ask them to implement a common Linux utility like cat or ls.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
"How much does running a webapp in production actually cost? Maybe more than you think. [...] In total that’s around $145 USD per month." I thought that was going a really different direction than it ended up going.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
Thank you for this detailed breakdown.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
Great observation about Python scripts in the downloads folder. Here's a way to make this vulnerability even easier to exploit: Place a `sitecustomize.py` file in there. That way, you don't even need the `-m pip`, since that file

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