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Ask HN: How to edit kMDItemXxx file metadata on macOS?
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Well, it doesn't _have_ to, but fun is surely easier! Also, I'm sure there are PL in French but they are a niche, which means less choices, less examples, etc. Plus, it isn't that much of a barrier in Python. In the end, it&#
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fdeage
6y ago
Thank you for your reply. I had never thought about that, and never done it myself, but it definitely sounds doable as a final group project!
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fdeage
6y ago
I was considering Flask too... It introduces a lot of stuff and layers they won't understand at first, but getting their feet wet on web development would be very interesting.
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6y ago
What functionalities are you thinking about? Proper float handling to prevent the '0.1 + 0.2 = 0.30000000004' bug? Manual computation of square roots/sinus functions?
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Text adventure could definitely work well! As soon as I talked about the input() function, they were kind of doing that already :)
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fdeage
6y ago
Very nice idea!
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fdeage
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I agree. However, showing them different projects and ask to pick some of them could work well.
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fdeage
6y ago
I'll have a look, thanks!
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Ask HN: Teaching Python to 16 yo as their first PL. Fun projects to get started?
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fdeage
6y ago
You forgot a third kind: FB employees.
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Ask HN: What Is Google Up To?
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> So the real question is, what are you searching for? if you are looking for a single search engine that can answer all of the above then you only have 2 options (in the US) If you are looking for a search experience that focuses on spe
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Results all appear in Russian to me, even on the yandex.com page. I need to manually select "English" in some submenu. Still, I'll give it a try! You tell me it's a homemade index then?
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Google's reverse image search used to be extremely good too (~5 years ago), but it seems to have lost its power in the recent years. I guess Google doesn't want to allow ordinary people to stalk one another based on a given pictur
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Ask HN: Any good alternative search engine not powered by Bing?
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I would never let a machine automate any decision regarding Trump's account, considering that any action would be scrutinized by the entire world and could have massive repercussions... So definitely not "a counter incremented som
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I'm really surprised that nobody mentions tig [0] when talking about git. It is by far the most convenient git visualizer I've ever used, and I use it hundreds of times a day. It's written in C so it's super fast (loads
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6y ago
Very useful, thanks.
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fdeage
6y ago
Thanks, I'll try my luck there then..
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Ask HN: Use Cases of Elixir's Agent vs. Process vs. Task vs. GenServer?
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fdeage
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Thank you for the reference. However I want them to learn bare HTML/CSS first, does joedocs allow to create a website from scratch?
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You're right, very interesting :) thanks!
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Thank you! I had heard of it but never really checked... You're right, it's gonna be very useful until they want their own domain name :)
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Ask HN: I want my pupils (~12yo) to create their own website. Suggestions?
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Ask HN: Any good search engine that isn't Google or a Bing wrapper?
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Thanks a lot for your reply. Do you think Google is serious about differential privacy? Also, I wonder whether the fact that most comments on this thread come from Google (ex-)employees, and not FB's, is saying something...
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Thanks for this long and well-thought reply. > First, I believe in our basic mission to make the world more open and connected Real question: do you think the top management feels the same? In general, do you see a lot of cynicism in wor
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It might be because tech companies had been trying so hard to look like "the good guys" in the past 20 years. So it might just have something to do with that. Also, the moral problems arising from having a military force have been
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Thanks for replying. 2 questions: - what's the most negative in Google's actions in your opinion? - do you have examples of routine critiques of Google that you feel are unjustified?
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