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by cool-RR 6y ago
This amazes me. Thanks for your honesty, there are probably millions of people who are in the same position. While you're looking down, wouldn't hurt to look at all the different keys and give them a try.
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Improving Python exception chaining with raise-from(blog.ram.rachum.com)
1 points by cool-RR 6y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 6y ago
The "back to top" functionality is so useful in web pages. I wish they would make a dedicated button on keyboards that just takes you to the top of the page. Better yet, it can work in other apps too! It could, for example, take y
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PEP 618 is accepted for Python 3.10: zip(a, b, c, strict=True)(python.org)
4 points by cool-RR 6y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 6y ago
Obligatory XKCD comic: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by cool-RR 6y ago
And a wrong usage of "touch and go" to boot.
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Symlinks, Hardlinks and Reflinks(blog.ram.rachum.com)
3 points by cool-RR 6y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 6y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) Hi, I'm Ram, a freelance web developer with eleven years of experience building web applications for startups. My expertise is in taking your idea and building it from scratch to the poi
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Making 3D prints stronger with titanium rods(youtube.com)
2 points by cool-RR 6y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 6y ago
The border is fuzzy, so there wouldn't be a yes or no answer. Here are a couple of things that make your example more declarative than OP's code: 1. While each line is a separate step that's done in order, it's done on
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by cool-RR 6y ago
Looking at the first code sample, I wouldn't call it declarative at all. For me, the defining feature of declarative code, is that it doesn't have a list of actions to be performed one after another. That code sample is such a lis
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by cool-RR 6y ago
OP here. This is my new open-source project. I made it to scratch an itch I've had for years. I'll be happy to get any feedback. Shameless plug: I've quit my job recently and I'm looking for my next home! If you're
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Git-recent: Quickly check out your favorite branches(github.com)
10 points by cool-RR 6y ago|2 comments
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by cool-RR 6y ago
This is amazing: quintessay 1. a piece of writing (usually one of short or noibid) expressing or expressing a person's view, especially the concept of something abstract or self-subsistent. "the main quintessay of feminist theory.
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by cool-RR 6y ago
What we need is a community-powered Chrome extension that can identify cookie warnings on different sites and disable them.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
GitHub is still a good choice, but working with their more recent APIs, like GitHub Actions, I feel Microsoft's touch. They're slowly changing for the worst.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
We're gonna need pictures.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
I love this guy's face so much.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
Care to share your collection of art subreddits?
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by cool-RR 7y ago
These are nice, thank you!
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by cool-RR 7y ago
Damn, I'd wear a replica of this. Just make it machine-washable.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
Is it cool? Yes. Will it get scorching hot when left in the sunlight? Absolutely ;)
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by cool-RR 7y ago
Yes, they were building an amazing product with top-of-the-line UX that any other company could only dream of building.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
This is a very cool project. I know very little about embedded engineering. I have a question: Why would MicroPython be needed? I thought it was useful only for simple chips, and this chip runs a full Linux, so couldn't you run CPython
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by cool-RR 7y ago
The problem was apparent on the second line of your post: "applications submitted". Submitting your CV is a loser's game. If you're a good developer you likely have developer friends who work for different companies. The
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by cool-RR 7y ago
Aside: I bet the people who use these avantgarde fonts on their blogs feel so classy, but they make the text so hard to read on mobile, even with text size enlarged. I wish there was an instant "turn all fonts to your favorite font&quo
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by cool-RR 7y ago
ReactOS is the answer.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
And drop the 1, too
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by cool-RR 7y ago
I understand that we're mostly agreeing, and I think that we both have an intuition for what it means for something to be a profit center. Still, I'd like to show a gap in what you said: You talk about what kind of increase in rev
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by cool-RR 7y ago
The bullshit is hidden in the word "directly". You can define this word to mean whatever you'd like to mean. You can say a salesperson directly adds revenue to the company, but it's not really directly, the billing depar

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