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elbear
14y ago
You mentioned it a bit, but I want to make it clear that, even if you don't use 2.7, you can still count by doing: from collections import defaultdict counter = defaultdict(int) There is a difference though, because you have to
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In Python, the parameter escaping is done at the level of the database driver not the ORM. Isn't this the case with Ruby? Of course, you could use the driver incorrectly to risk SQL injection, but that is a very obvious mistake that no expe
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14y ago
Hi, tow21. I can't tell from the wording of your ad. Do you accept remote workers or only people in London?
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14y ago
I would help you, but I don't know how much free time I'll have in the future. You can e-mail me your questions and I'll answer when I can. If I think that some of the answers can be found by googling, I'll tell you so, and I'll give you ex
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14y ago
Hi, Frozenlock. I'm interested in the topic of home automation, but I know very little. Can you recommend any extra reading besides the standards that you mentioned?
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How are you seeking help when you get stuck? It's really important to have someone that can help you go over the big hurdles. It doesn't have to be a specific person in particular. You can go on irc.freenode.org #python and ask questions th
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I think there aren't that many Python jobs compared to Java, PHP, C#, but they're starting to increase. It is strange to me as well, that I see so many people passionate about Python and, at the same time, I hear so many companies having di