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What climate skeptics taught me about global warming(medium.com)
1 points by gh1 10y ago|0 comments
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by gh1 10y ago
Really loved the presentation. I enjoyed watching the autplaying videos and getting awed.
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Python year in review 2016(medium.com)
3 points by gh1 10y ago|0 comments
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How well do you know your Python?(medium.com)
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Show HN: Django and Heroku for lazy humans(github.com)
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Make text art from images(picascii.com)
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Adopt Python 3(medium.com)
1 points by gh1 10y ago|1 comments
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by gh1 10y ago
Merry Christmas everyone! [0] [0] http://thinknice.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Dancing-Sant...
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by gh1 10y ago
I pretty much use ORM for everything database related. I never wanted to spend the extra time learning SQL syntax when I could do everything using an abstraction layer in my chosen language. Of course, this strategy doesn't work for hi
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Adopt Python 3(medium.com)
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by gh1 10y ago
You can see this recently submitted link [0] which tries to answer this question in depth. I believe that python 3 readiness[1] and python 3 wall of superpowers[2] are good indicators of the overall trend towards Python 3 adoption, but the
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Dropping Python 2 in 2017(medium.com)
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Python 3 support for third party libraries(medium.com)
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by gh1 10y ago
When people have to judge something, but they have no expertise to actually judge it, then they use price as an indicator for quality. People use price as indicator when buying clothes, jewellery etc. all the time. Isn't this the same
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How I decide between Python 2 and 3 for my projects(medium.com)
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My search for a MacBook Pro alternative(medium.com)
167 points by gh1 10y ago|189 comments
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Java for Python programmers(interactivepython.org)
49 points by gh1 10y ago|68 comments
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It's Python, Not Python 2, Not Python 3(medium.com)
22 points by gh1 10y ago|17 comments
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Play national anthem in all cinemas before film screening: Supreme Court(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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by gh1 10y ago
I would argue that BabelNet ( http://babelnet.org/ ), combining the power of WordNet and Wikipedia, is a more powerful dictionary.
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by gh1 10y ago
You have completely missed the point. A developer should not have to take packaging into account when writing their first line and adding dependencies. You are prepared to do it, good for you. But not every developer is like that. If you fo
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Fuck you, Debian(medium.com)
6 points by gh1 10y ago|1 comments
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by gh1 10y ago
This is a good point. However, if a Python application depends on a lot of packages which are not on Debian, and I guess this is often the case, then this can seem like an Herculean task.
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by gh1 10y ago
A much more balanced take on the subject is offered in the link at the bottom of the article https://seti.berkeley.edu/bl_sdss_seti_2016.pdf I am quoting from there: "The international SETI community has established a
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by gh1 10y ago
I know of a startup in Berlin that was working on the ability to focus sound at any given point in the room with minimal leakage. The application allowed three people in three parts of the room to listen to completely different music withou
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by gh1 10y ago
Chatted with a few. Everything was going well until I said "Are you here from HN?". I was greeted with "Your chat partner has left".
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Modes and Moods(timeandtimeless.wordpress.com)
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by gh1 10y ago
I wonder if privacy is a strong enough motive/need for such a paradigm shift in technology. @guptaneil, what are your thoughts on this? Is there any other benefit of having a decentralized web?
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by gh1 10y ago
In order to innovate, one usually needs to get familiar historical progress. While Einstein had to master mechanics, electrodynamics and thermodynamics in order to build his own theories, a Physicist working in today's day and age has
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by gh1 10y ago
While a sabbatical year might be very beneficial for the person taking it (for the multitude of reasons mentioned in the article), it can be detrimental for the organization. For example, if the person taking the sabbatical is in charge of

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