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Try opening a bank account in the UK, if you think it's hard in Estonia. Unlike Estonia, you CAN NOT just come to the UK from a foreign country and open a bank account. Even if you've lived here for a while, it's still an unb
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Bullingdon Club
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In Defense of Greed (2004)
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Shockingly useless UN shocked by its own inactivity
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Physical Web – Walk up and use anything
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Ask HN: What is the role of a modern business website?
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How important is metaprogramming to Python? Frankly, in my 16+ years as Python developer, I have never seen anything that can be remotely described as metaprogramming in Python, except in academic code and experimental GitHub projects.
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Your guidelines are egregiously messed up then. The original comment was far more offensive (and infinitely less substantial). Your remarks and actions are also unjustified. Which part of my comment did you find uncivil or unsubstantial? Wh
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You're a pretty cool person yourself. Point taken (and favour returned).
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Assange: US Waging 'Lawfare' in Bid to Control the World
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Hidden features of Python
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You would be shocked and amazed by the kinds of things that Excel is routinely (mis)-used for in business.
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This is very nice, but probably not something I would use, mostly because I have been using Insync for years on all of my machines and it works perfectly for me. Is there any use case for this FUSE wrapper that Insync doesn't support?
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Russia Hits Washington's Raw Nerve in Syria
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Latest Snowden Doc Shows NSA Spied on German Intelligence
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Both. Saudi Arabia has been artificially inflating the price of oil for a number of years and is now artificially keeping it low to hurt competitors. Unfortunately for them, this is already hurting Saudi economy more than anticipated and is
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Stop freelancing for pocket money
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Secret Files Reveal the Structure of Islamic State
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I'd like to see this built into PostgreSQL in a way where I can optionally enable it for certain tables only (e.g. accounts, user profiles, sessions).
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How so?
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Routinely, in fact, as a matter of BaU. But that probably doesn't explain the issue with the names - most likely a software bug.
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If you find decorators difficult to grasp, it's because of articles like this one :)
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"An upcoming release of NumPy 1.10 will add support for the new operator" [1] [1] https://docs.python.org/3.5/whatsnew/3.5.html
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What is a browser database and what is it good for? Would you use one instead of a back-end DB or in conjunction with one? How? Why? Why is this on 1st page - what is cool about it? I'm clearly missing something, but I can't be bo
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Drawing responsive paths between arbitrary HTML elements (with SVG)
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Saudi Aramco World is probably my most favourite periodical - more consistently insightful and fascinating than NatGeo for me. Ironically, I also find it far less commercial than NatGeo.
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Thanks :)
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How to align activities with business goals
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Because there is no good reason to use 3.x and 2.x is the natural choice that makes perfect sense?
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Tell me again about those "python performance limitations".
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