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by cool-RR 12y ago
Looks good. I'd add search functionality.
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SortedContainers: Pure-Python sorted containers that are as fast as C extensions(grantjenks.com)
7 points by cool-RR 12y ago|2 comments
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by cool-RR 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) My name is Ram Rachum, and I’m a freelance software developer. I help businesses solve their problems using software, mostly by developing web-based applications. I work mainly in Python and
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by cool-RR 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) My name is Ram Rachum, and I’m a freelance software developer. I help businesses solve their problems using software, mostly by developing web-based applications. I work mainly in Python and
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by cool-RR 12y ago
And it looks like he's going right back in.
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by cool-RR 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) My name is Ram Rachum, and I’m a freelance software developer. I help businesses solve their problems using software, mostly by developing web-based applications. I work mainly in Python and
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Fun with etymology(blog.ram.rachum.com)
2 points by cool-RR 12y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 12y ago
That's incredible. Does anyone care to whip up a demo for it that would tell me what my Facebook username is?
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by cool-RR 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) My name is Ram Rachum, and I’m a freelance software developer. I help businesses solve their problems using software, mostly by developing web-based applications. I work mainly in Python and
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by cool-RR 12y ago
After viewing this video six times, I'd like someone to explain to me how the program knew to autocomplete "z" into "zippers" without consulting the users. Could it be that they've trained it for this specific
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by cool-RR 12y ago
Public service announcement to all companies that are trying to sell us keyboards or keyboard-like solutions: I fully expect, when I go into your site, to see a video of someone using your keyboard to type FAST. (Which is probably the most
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by cool-RR 12y ago
I guess you have a shitty job.
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by cool-RR 12y ago
It's also available on AeroFS, and it actually works much better on AeroFS. (I still prefer Dropbox to AeroFS because Dropbox is more reliable.)
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by cool-RR 12y ago
Worth it if only for `copyfileobj`. As a seasoned Python expert, I was not familiar with that function. From the docs: shutil.copyfileobj(fsrc, fdst[, length]) Copy the contents of the file-like object fsrc to the file-like object fdst. Th
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by cool-RR 12y ago
So... Not-likely-to-make-you-into-a-multi-millionare == Dead end? Also: "in 15 years he went all the way to being CEO of a $4B company. After 10 years he retired recently with mansions and cars and no worries" If not having any
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by cool-RR 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) My name is Ram Rachum, and I’m a freelance software developer. I help businesses solve their problems using software, mostly by developing web-based applications. I work mainly in Python and
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by cool-RR 12y ago
https://ram.rachum.com/cv/images/workstation.jpg
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by cool-RR 13y ago
What? You don't know what feigned surprise means?
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by cool-RR 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) My name is Ram Rachum, and I’m a freelance software developer. I help businesses solve their problems using software, mostly by developing web-based applications. I work mainly in Python and
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by cool-RR 13y ago
Yep. Except note that it won't merge from `release` to `master`, because the script doesn't know whether you guys pushed other commits to `release` that you don't want to have on `master`. So it'll push just the source c
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by cool-RR 13y ago
If the feature branches are defined in the cascade order, it'll do that. This gives me the idea of implementing wildcards in the cascade order, so feature branches will automatically be in the cascade order. Pull requests welcome.
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by cool-RR 13y ago
I think you'd have to check out the target branch (stashing any changes if you had them), do `git merge source_branch`, and then check out the original branch you were on, and pop stash if you saved one. Alternatively if the merge is a
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git cascade and git forward-merge(github.com)
52 points by cool-RR 13y ago|12 comments
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SmartGit: My favorite GUI interface for Git(blog.ram.rachum.com)
1 points by cool-RR 13y ago|0 comments
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Making order in chaos: The good way and the bad way(blog.ram.rachum.com)
2 points by cool-RR 13y ago|0 comments
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by cool-RR 13y ago
I'd really like to know whether it means my Django apps are now vulnerable.
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I love Shpaml (HTML abstraction language)(blog.ram.rachum.com)
4 points by cool-RR 13y ago|2 comments
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by cool-RR 13y ago
Worth it just for this: git rev-list --all | xargs git grep '<YOUR REGEX>'
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by cool-RR 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only. (Based in Tel-Aviv.) My name is Ram Rachum, and I’m a freelance software developer. I help businesses solve their problems using software, mostly by developing web-based applications. I work mainly in Python and
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Support Py2+3 in two separate codebases: How to do it and why it’s great(blog.ram.rachum.com)
4 points by cool-RR 13y ago|0 comments

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