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by cool-RR 7y ago
My best conclusion is that there is no definition of "cost center" and "profit center" that makes sense. I challenge anyone to give me such a definition. This is as good a place as any to put this: Peter Drucker origina
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by cool-RR 7y ago
I don't understand, why wouldn't you sue Amazon for an exorbitant amount? Seems to me they'd be vulnerable and want to settle.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
I wonder whether there's a tool that could make websites tactile. Like, a pad with pins that can be programmatically raised and touched, and are used for drawing the website's layout. You could put your hands on it, touch it and f
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by cool-RR 7y ago
If they define themselves as a real estate company that has a website, sure, use a PHP framework. If they define themselves as a technology company, which I believe they do, and they want lots of complex features for their services, and set
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by cool-RR 7y ago
Haha. I don't know if this is satire or not, but in case it's not: You can pass any writable stream as the first argument and PySnooper will use it. So it should be easy to integrate with Slack or anything else.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
I confirmed it worked with Django before releasing :)
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by cool-RR 7y ago
No, feel free to add it as feature request on GitHub.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
PuDB is amazing. Best command-line debugger ever, plus you get feelings of nostalgia for the Borland days.
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by cool-RR 7y ago
I wrote a lot of shitty, sprawling enterprise code over the years, and I feel there's no shame in admitting that's what it is :)
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by cool-RR 7y ago
Good question. If the function is launched in a spawned process, it'll work, though you might have trouble getting the stderr, so you better include a log file as the first argument, like this `@snoop('/var/log/snoo
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by cool-RR 7y ago
(i)pdb is built in and is simple to use pdb and its variants (my favorite is PuDB) are generally difficult to use in complex, corporate projects. If you've got a multi-process, multi-thread Python project running on a remote host, yo
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by cool-RR 7y ago
No, because by default it only logs what's happening directly in your function, not what happens deeper in the stack. (i.e. functions that your function calls.) You can set depth=2 or depth=3 and then you'll get a huge chunk of lo
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PySnooper: Never use print for debugging again(github.com)
675 points by cool-RR 7y ago|168 comments
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by cool-RR 8y ago
The author writes about the founder in an idealist way, i.e. searching for the most effective and honest way to manage a shutdown. I'm interested in the moral dilemma, especially regarding employees. Aaron writes: "The biggest em
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by cool-RR 8y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) Hi, I'm Ram, a freelance web developer with six years of experience building web applications for startups. My expertise is in taking your idea and building it from scratch to the point
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by cool-RR 8y ago
You can just disable grouping taskbar items, which is convenient for me regardless of this issue. Then it's clear that 1 window is not 2 windows.
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by cool-RR 8y ago
" JSON’s dominance is surprising when you consider that as recently as 2005 the web world was salivating over the potential of “Asynchronous JavaScript and XML” and not “Asynchronous JavaScript and JSON.”" "As recently as 20
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by cool-RR 8y ago
Yes, and the flat soda bottles don't sell well at all.
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by cool-RR 8y ago
> They have figured out that its much more about connections and office politics than hard work. Maintaining relationships with different kinds of people is work. It's hard and meaningful work. > They have figured out that ther
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by cool-RR 8y ago
"It all feels very 1984. Or Black Mirror." Really? A private company deciding not to do business with you feels like your basic human rights were taken away? "After emailing AirBnB support and its founders multiple times,
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by cool-RR 8y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) Hi, I'm Ram, a freelance web developer with six years of experience building web applications for startups. My expertise is in taking your idea and building it from scratch to the point
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by cool-RR 8y ago
Microservices?
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by cool-RR 9y ago
You can just have the server delay the email until morning.
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by cool-RR 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) Hi, I'm Ram, a freelance web developer with six years of experience building web applications for startups. My expertise is in taking your idea and building it from scratch to the point
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by cool-RR 9y ago
I kinda wonder how confident we can be in allegations of insider trading. Say there's a company like Equifax that was on the verge of disaster and a major fall in its stock price. How many executives and middle managers satisfy the two
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git is-it-in: Find whether a commit has been merged into a branch(github.com)
3 points by cool-RR 9y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 9y ago
"I realized I could never really make the watch my own creation unless I developed and manufactured the movement myself" Aren't you equally disappointed that you didn't mine the metal from the earth, and raise the cows f
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by cool-RR 9y ago
Hi Patrick. You write interesting things, but I think that your language is too passive / indirect and full of big words. It'll be easier to understand if it was more simple and direct. Just my two cents.
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by cool-RR 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) Hi, I'm Ram, a freelance web developer with six years of experience building web applications for startups. My expertise is in taking your idea and building it from scratch to the point
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by cool-RR 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) Hi, I'm Ram, a freelance web developer with six years of experience building web applications for startups. My expertise is in taking your idea and building it from scratch to the point

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