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Never Write For-Loops Again (Python)(dev.to)
3 points by guan 10y ago|2 comments
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by guan 10y ago
This is only for DNSSEC signing for the root zone, right? If you don’t use DNSSEC, those 14 people don’t affect you in any way.
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by guan 10y ago
It’s pretty clear that different people like different types of workspaces. Why can’t a large company offer variety? Big open offices, rooms with 10-15 people, small team offices, and individual offices.
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by guan 10y ago
I usually use sshuttle. It requires you to be able to SSH into a box with Python that’s behind the NAT, which is usually the router or something already exposed through port forwarding. On the client, it then uses iptables or pf to tunnel T
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by guan 10y ago
Cuba libre, a cocktail.
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by guan 10y ago
I think this is an important factor. I am quite willing to pay $3 for an app that looks cool enough that I want to try it out, but wouldn’t pay $30 without trying it first unless it comes very well reviewed. Is it better to have the revenue
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by guan 10y ago
Does StartEncrypt also charge for revocations?
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by guan 10y ago
This is missing a FizzBuzz example.
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by guan 10y ago
I would also be interested in how it compares to Apache Samza, since that Samza is also closely associated with Kafka.
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by guan 10y ago
Can I use the generics introduced with the new type annotations in Python 3.5, so I can refer to Sequence[str] or something like that?
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by guan 11y ago
This was exactly my thought. You would build a small circuit board with contacts on the bottom corresponding to the footprint of the NAND flash chip. On top of the board would be either a flash chip that is denser than the original flash, a
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by guan 11y ago
Yes, I didn’t quite understand this statement: > IBAN country codes are the same as ISO3166-1 alpha-2 country codes. Quite dangerously this is mostly, but not always the case. Take for example the United Kingdom (UK vs. GB) ISO-3166-1 al
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by guan 11y ago
I renew every month and have not hit their rate limits. That way, even if the cron job doesn’t fire and I don’t notice, there is another chance a month later.
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by guan 11y ago
In some of the software (especially 1Password) I use I dislike animations to hide loading because I have a lurking suspicion that it is making me wait just to show a fancy animation, and is not doing anything useful.
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by guan 11y ago
Yeah, I often get annoyed when DigitalOcean doesn’t keep with with Ubuntu kernels. One of my DigitalOcean servers is running Ubuntu 15.04 and kernel 3.19.0-21. The newest kernel from Ubuntu is -49, which DigitalOcean does not have. I also h
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by guan 11y ago
Reverse polarity protection is often not done with diodes for the reasons explained. It is more common to use a p-channel MOSFET (or ideal diode controllers when there are multiple power sources) when more than a trivial amount of power is
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by guan 11y ago
I am designing some embedded devices that would only support USB 2.0, and I considered using Type C because it would be more convenient and also more compatible in a future world where most people have type-C cables. So I am wondering why t
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by guan 11y ago
When you apply for a loan in the US, most lenders these days will only look at your credit score(s), but they also have access to the full credit report and will sometimes have a credit analyst look at the report manually and form a judgmen
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by guan 11y ago
I wonder if one way to make better use of this data is to restrict what detail the insurance company can see. For example, you could imagine an arrangement where a third party vendor subject to strict controls gets the raw data and produces
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by guan 11y ago
It is weird. A possible justification is that there are terrorist watch lists and no fly lists, and we check your name against those lists to make sure you are not a bad guy. ID is required to make sure you are who you say you are, so the c
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by guan 11y ago
Whether or not there is redlining, when you go back and forth in a negotiation, it’s clear that there might be changes, and you would check for changes and perhaps do a complete review at the end of negotiations, before signing. It’s somewh
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by guan 11y ago
Another interesting piece I read recently on Ellis Island, and why, contrary to common misconception, immigrants’ names were not generally changed at Ellis Island: http://www.nypl.org/blog/2013/07/02/name
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by guan 11y ago
I couldn’t find video of Dorsey’s remarks. Was there any hint that Twitter might relax those restrictions?
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by guan 11y ago
The article is about LTE modems. Apple could continue to use their Samsung/TSMC made ARM chips as application processors, alongside an Intel LTE modem. The article also speculates that it would be a single die or package with an Intel-
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by guan 11y ago
I had a physics teacher who joked that instead of “gram”, we should say “millikilogram”.
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by guan 11y ago
Under EU freedom of movement rules, if you find a job in an EU country (that is not your own country of citizenship, because then your home country rules apply), he can usually get a residence permit as your spouse. He would not need to fin
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by guan 11y ago
That’s odd. Do you have any idea what API they use?
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by guan 11y ago
It uses the same underlying API. I use it too. It’s only on–off, though, so you have to remember to turn it off.
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by guan 11y ago
I would add caffeinate, which prevents the Mac from going to sleep. It can do this indefinitely, for a fixed period of time, or after a process is done running. You can even specify that process either as the PID of an existing process or b
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by guan 11y ago
If the camera positions and angles are done right, getting distracted by this may not be such a big deal because you are being “distracted” by what is on the road in front of you, which is good!

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