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by jaza 11y ago
Hadn't read that Wired article before - thanks for sharing. Wow! The Soviet maps are beautiful and accurate (not something you can say about many other Soviet legacies), a real historical treasure trove.
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Flask Editable Site(github.com)
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by jaza 11y ago
Yeah, me too! Although after reading the article, 'input' is clearly unworthy of being glorified in an Antoine de Saint-Exupéry redux.
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Cookies can't be more than 4KiB in size(greenash.net.au)
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by jaza 11y ago
Nice work. I guess that for a sitegen so focused on photos and videos, a bash script works well - lets you do whatever you need directly with imagemagick and ffmpeg, no beating around the bush. And I like your sites! Now... all I need is to
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by jaza 11y ago
More plugging unashamedly: I wrote a guide for what is probably the quickest and simplest way to get started with a private pypi instance - just Apache with directory autoindex, and wheels that are manually-uploaded to the server: https:&#
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by jaza 11y ago
Now I finally understand why, in Star Trek TOS, they only visited planets with "lifeforms less advanced than humans" (or with no human-like lifeforms). Bugger the Prime Directive, and the mission to "explore strange new world
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Splitting a Python codebase into dependencies for fun and profit(greenash.net.au)
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by jaza 11y ago
Yeah... for Google / YouTube, I blame OAuth for most of the difficulty in accessing data (while retaining one's sanity) these days. Once you've waded through the quagmire of access tokens, auth libraries (in different languag
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by jaza 11y ago
Love your analogy, sure made me laugh (visualising a geeky dev like myself tending a weathered gnarly monument in a secluded English glade... in real life, that is, not in an RPG). However, why such pessimism? I hardly think that standard f
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Storing Flask uploaded images and files on Amazon S3(greenash.net.au)
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by jaza 12y ago
It's an eye-opener to me, seeing the extremes at which this way of life has apparently arrived... for one group of people in one place in the whole world. Seriously, this article pretends all of humanity in 2015 lives this way. It does
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by jaza 12y ago
Dealing with Olde English currency units (and other non-decimal currency units) may have been "a fun challenge" for programmers... but it does NOT sadden me that programmers have seldom had to deal with them! It would have led to
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by jaza 12y ago
Great guide - the only material I've ever read on the subject, that hasn't completely made my head hurt and my brain not grok. I'm not a maths or ML guy, just a regular programmer. I've dabbled in NN before, but only to
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by jaza 12y ago
Time to dust off my old flux capacitor again...
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First experiences developing a single-page JS-driven web app(greenash.net.au)
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by jaza 12y ago
The site looks nice, cool intro video and all - but when I tried it out locally (my PHP has "display_errors = on" and "error_reporting = E_ALL"), I saw error messages all over the place. "A session had already been
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Database-free content tagging with files and glob(greenash.net.au)
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Using PayPal WPS with Cartridge (Mezzanine / Django)(greenash.net.au)
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