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by jiaaro 4y ago
Author here - I wrote this to reduce the amount of time I was spending looking up simple things in the boto3 docs. I don't use dynamo at my current job, but I hope this might prompt folks to think more about ergonomic client libraries.
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Show HN: Dynamesa – A Simple DynamoDB Client(github.com)
4 points by jiaaro 4y ago|1 comments
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by jiaaro 5y ago
Instead of unity there is a first-party lua sdk, though
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by jiaaro 5y ago
I’ll admit to liking Django, but I don’t use it in every project. I don’t think Django has dominated the Python community to the extent to which rails has dominated the ruby community. For example Serverless applications, ML, the scientific
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by jiaaro 5y ago
Usually “heavy” autotune refers to using a very fast pitch correction speed, which is what creates the pitch snapping effect
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by jiaaro 5y ago
The handling of Germany after WWII was pretty different than WWI. Perhaps a clue it’s more complicated
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by jiaaro 6y ago
You basically described price for performance: it can do more at a lower price.
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by jiaaro 6y ago
I use pycharm (basically IntelliJ) with the emmylua plugin Supports debugger and most refactoring features of the IDE
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by jiaaro 6y ago
no. all explanations must make some assumption about what readers already know, or else every explanation would begin with teaching english. also, mansplaining generally refers to assuming people (women, usually) have less pre-existing know
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by jiaaro 7y ago
Given that food and medicine make up a large portion of spending, I think we'll see something more like, "some prices go up and others go down." Another big chunk is housing, which as far as I know, shouldn't expect much
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by jiaaro 7y ago
A program that uses subprocess would not have the single core constraint
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by jiaaro 7y ago
If you ask Austinites they’ll tell you about lots of folks moving in just for the city and figuring out the rest later.
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by jiaaro 8y ago
That doesn’t logically follow - you could hold that opinion if your goal was to have the highest amount of tax come from those with the highest ability to pay. Or also if your goal was to tax most heavily those who use the most public resou
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by jiaaro 9y ago
Apple pays dividends. Google is paying a lot for talent because of supply and demand - competitors are also paying high rates for the same talent.
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by jiaaro 9y ago
I’d be interested to hear more about the tradeoff between conserving fuel and conserving the machines that burn it.
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Show HN: Python/Swift interop(gist.github.com)
5 points by jiaaro 11y ago|0 comments
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Blocking Content Blocking(jiaaro.com)
1 points by jiaaro 11y ago|0 comments
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by jiaaro 12y ago
Some people are better than others at identifying useful ideas and communicating why they are useful. Those people often grow a following organically.
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by jiaaro 12y ago
It's pretty similar. Psequel doesn't currently offer anything for schema editing, so you have to write your own queries for ALTER, CREATE INDEX, etc. PSequel also doesn't show you the execution time of a query, which seems mi
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by jiaaro 12y ago
sort of. It's not a fork, it's just the next version of PG Commander (by the same author)
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by jiaaro 12y ago
Easy to say for us straight, white men. We've all been in situations that are uncomfortable, that's not news. But imagine a time when you suddenly realized you were the only white person in the room, or the only man in the room. T
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by jiaaro 12y ago
Searches for unfamiliar special characters should work. Single-character operators and syntactic sugar are one of the harder things to google for, and consequently, a big advantage of a purpose made language reference tool like you've
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Show HN: Simple Predictive Grocery App (in Swift)
1 points by jiaaro 12y ago|0 comments
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by jiaaro 12y ago
I almost used a decibel type but in practice, when you write my_sound + 6 it feels pretty natural to think about that as "add 6dB" and my_sound * 3 as "my_sound 3 times" Also, since those are the only
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by jiaaro 12y ago
pydub does it, but it shells out to ffmpeg, not sure if that's acceptable
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by jiaaro 12y ago
oh damn, updated the readme but not the dot-com. Fixed. I really need to automate that :/
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by jiaaro 12y ago
I was thinking of using sox as well - turns out a lot a lot of the audioop module in the Stdlib comes directly from sox :) relevant comment in the audioop source: https://github.com/python-git/python/blob/mast
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by jiaaro 12y ago
You're welcome :) Looks like a cool project!
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How to Get Busy, Not Bored.(understandinglifeandpeople.wordpress.com)
1 points by jiaaro 12y ago|0 comments
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Software is for little people(ruddwire.com)
1 points by jiaaro 13y ago|1 comments

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