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etoulas
5y ago
To document your Schema, try https://schemaspy.org/
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etoulas
5y ago
There's also Cython "The most widely used Python to C compiler" https://github.com/cython/cython
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The PO vs. PM Madness
(uxdesign.cc)
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etoulas
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etoulas
5y ago
3 years ago on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19475858
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etoulas
5y ago
Next on HN frontpage: http://thiscvdoesnotexists.com/
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The New World Order of Job Advertising
(forbes.com)
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etoulas
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etoulas
5y ago
Why isn’t there a metric like: Cumulative CO2 emissions per capita, per consumption, etc. Would that give us a better sense of how much more the developed countries have emitted so far vs the developing countries.
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etoulas
6y ago
If the same kind of pictures would be taken today in the US (and most other western countries) obesity would be the rule with a few exceptions. Seems like the 60s didn’t have this problem yet.
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etoulas
6y ago
I’m a happy user of ControlPlane since many years for exactly this purpose. > With ControlPlane you can intelligently reconfigure your Mac or perform any number of actions based on input from a wide variety of evidence sources […] https
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etoulas
6y ago
Very satisfied MacPorts user since 16 years. I really don’t get why brew is a thing...
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Covid-related innovations segmented by industry
(covidinnovations.com)
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etoulas
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etoulas
8y ago
I found OneTab [1] and Pocket (or similar read-it-later services) to be an efficient way to cope with too many tabs. OneTab works similar to bookmarks but preserves the date & time they were added. It’s even possible to add a title, i.e
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etoulas
13y ago
As it wasn't mentioned yet: pushd / popd These two commands replace 'cd' and work with a directory stack of different paths. $ pushd tmp # cd to tmp and remember current path / /tmp / $ pwd