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by dkarp 7y ago
Absolutely agree. Which is why I don't use Alpine linux for python projects and wouldn't recommend anyone else does. In the article, they are only using pandas and not using a requirements.txt file. So it's a pretty perfect c
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by dkarp 7y ago
The build issue is because musl wheels don't exist, so installing with pip takes forever. If you just need pandas, then you can install it with apk along with many other packages and it'll be much quicker: https://pkgs.
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by dkarp 7y ago
I Agree, since this is the case for all distros using musl. This was a decision made by python to not support musl in the wheel manylinux standard: https://github.com/pypa/manylinux/blob/46241e9debbaf4b045c88.
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Things I Learnt Building a Nixie Tube Clock(dankarpinski.github.io)
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by dkarp 7y ago
Or possibly because it’s in central London and not 45 minutes outside town like Versailles
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by dkarp 7y ago
Google Maps: https://www.google.com/maps/place/USS+Pueblo/@39.0403653,125...
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by dkarp 7y ago
I visited last year and I think it had been enclosed somehow, so wouldn't be possible to tug away. Google maps appears to confirm that: https://www.google.com/maps/place/USS+Pueblo/@39.0403653,125...
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by dkarp 7y ago
Really interested to see where you go with this. Amazing achievement so far
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by dkarp 7y ago
Meanwhile the UK national health service is apparently the largest purchaser of fax machines in the world. https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018...
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by dkarp 7y ago
amazing - how demanding is Stellarium to run?
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by dkarp 7y ago
Is it that much harder to push a PWA to the App store's without Ionic?
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by dkarp 7y ago
Definitely a concern. I wonder how big players are handling that. In the UK for example there are now many App only banks (Monzo, Starling...)
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Ask HN: App or Website?
3 points by dkarp 7y ago|5 comments
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by dkarp 7y ago
But these steps already do nothing except say echo what should be done. How does that differ from your "literally do nothing" steps?
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by dkarp 7y ago
I don't see why it matters that the railroad came first. It's just a piece of infrastructure, not a native people. This happens all the time where a main road now goes through a town that has developed. A bypass is built so it doe
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by dkarp 7y ago
Would make a great addition on a magic mirror
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by dkarp 8y ago
Octopus Choice | Full-time in London, UK | ONSITE | https://octopuschoice.com/ We're a P2P lending platform specialising in the automated syndication of property-backed loans. Our platform trades 24/7 to allow acc
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by dkarp 8y ago
I don't have a smart watch, so I assumed it connects to your phone via Bluetooth. Is that not the case? Otherwise how can you leave the house without your phone also?
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by dkarp 8y ago
I've found the leetcode[1] database problems have helped me quite a lot - especially to see different ways of solving problems and how to do things in SQL that you didn't know you could. 1. https://leetcode.com/pro
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by dkarp 8y ago
You're right, it's snapshots with the diff animated between them. A lot of people complaining here about it being difficult to see the diff haven't understood what this is for then. But then, what is it for? Just to look pret
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by dkarp 8y ago
What are people's opinions of this type of diff? Are there certain cases where it's more useful to see it like this than the usual green/red above and below style? Would be great if there were studies on this. What is the eas
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by dkarp 8y ago
Octopus | London, UK | ONSITE | Software Developer A tech company with a deep rooting in finance. Looking for someone to get in early on a new FinTech product we’re building. Requirements: Strong Python experience Great communication
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Ask HN: What to do with data from half a million news articles?
2 points by dkarp 9y ago|0 comments
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by dkarp 9y ago
I made and maintain https://transparentmetric.com/ I find it fascinating watching the changes made to news articles over time. It lets you get into the mind of the various journalists and editors at different news organisat
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by dkarp 10y ago
Built this after playing around with Markov chains for a while. I liked the output and started sending them to my girlfriend who lives 4000 miles away. We send each other lots of letters as well, so I took it a step further and automated se
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Show HN: Markov Chain Love Letters in the Post(lovebyair.com)
1 points by dkarp 10y ago|1 comments
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by dkarp 10y ago
Built this after playing around with Markov chains for a while. I liked the output and started sending them to my girlfriend who lives 4000 miles away. We send each other lots of letters as well, so I took it a step further and automated se
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Markov Chain Love Letters in the Post(lovebyair.com)
2 points by dkarp 10y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Transparent – Exposing how the media changes history(transparentmetric.com)
3 points by dkarp 10y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Most edited news articles of the last 24 hours from around the web(transparentmetric.com)
6 points by dkarp 10y ago|0 comments

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