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by exhuma 3y ago
This held up much better in the earlier days of Python. Sooner or later every sufficiently popular programming language is confronted with the dilemma of either breaking backwards compatibility and/or adding "alternative ways to d
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by exhuma 3y ago
I've been in the industry for over 30 years and I absolutely get where you're coming from. It is an ever changing field and it can be exhausting. I hear this repeatedly from many coworkers (and workers from the same field). All
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by exhuma 4y ago
As someone who is red/green colour blind, I disagree that they are an incorrect choice. Annoying at night yes. But wherever they are used I can finally make out the difference between an ok/nok status.
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by exhuma 11y ago
Has there been any kind of analysis about potential biases? From the top of my head I can think of the fact that Spotify was not available in every country from the start. Also, not every person on the world streams their music. Does this d
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Recovering from a corrupted git repo(foobar.lu)
1 points by exhuma 14y ago|0 comments
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by exhuma 14y ago
I've done something similar a while back. A simple "works-for-me" package. Feel free to try it out: https://github.com/exhuma/braindump/tree/master/jsonformat
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A comprehensive guide through Python packaging (a.k.a. setup scripts)(foobar.lu)
3 points by exhuma 14y ago|0 comments
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by exhuma 15y ago
Seems to me like they are reinventing UUIDs. While UUIDs are not as "nice" to look at, they contain the same information (origin, unique ID) as mentioned by the OpenPhoto guys. Except v5 UUIDs which solely rely on random numbers.
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by exhuma 15y ago
Yes... I mixed up the terms. Thanks for spotting that. While I have never fooled around with it, I think using the LAB colorspace could be interesting as well. As I remember from my psy course, the two most common forms of colorblindness ar
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by exhuma 15y ago
> [...] those are really ugly; mine are much nicer (and more flexible). This is a matter of personal preference. The more people you ask, the more opinions you will get. I could chip in mine, but that would serve no purpose. You could s
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by exhuma 15y ago
You cannot solve colorblind problems with these changes alone. The best way, is to change shape. There are different types of colorblindness. The worst being the one where you are totally unable to discern colors. Hue and Value alone won't