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by jjawssd 10y ago
Have you considered using neovim?
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I can't believe that we have reached this point
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It's worth considering Python asyncio as well for this type of work https://magic.io/blog/asyncpg-1m-rows-from-postgres-to-pytho...
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Their network file transfer is super slow
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Maybe these individuals don't mind, it could just be a cultural thing.
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> No one is arguing that any creative work is valueless. >>> Realistically, digital goods should be "free." > I'm afraid to have to say that your argument is tangential and somewhat misleading. ???
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The focus of border security has been on stemming the flow of people through various “hot spots” – border crossings that can be secured. The idea of building a long barrier like Great Wall of China has never materialized due to both cost an
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Apple is on the way out. Even if it is still on top.
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Good analysis
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He would be dead by now if he did coke because coke accelerates cellular mechanisms for aging For example, cocaine and alcohol addiction are associated with robust alterations in sleep architecture, including disturbances in slow-wave sleep
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In World War II, the government combined rationing with price controls — limits on what people could charge for various goods — in hopes of keeping the cost of living reasonable. This poster urged people not to undermine price controls by p
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by jjawssd 10y ago
Is IBM even relevant anymore? Amazon is the leader here by a huge margin, Azure is a distant second, and the rest don't even register on the radar.
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Scarcity not shortage Scarcity is based on the premise that there really are a limited number of goods or services. On the contrary, a shortage is backed by the seller's decision to withhold the sale of certain products at their curren
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I'm surprised we haven't reached Peak Outrage yet. Lots of outrage stamina.
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Fine, but a LOT of the current problems do not revolve around software whatsoever
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Where there is one, there may be more
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"3x or 4x more expensive over the long term" And that's where you're wrong. If done right, 3x to 4x more expensive up front and less TCO in the long run.
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That's what he's wanted his whole life?
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What I learned reading The Art of The Deal is his MO: Trump: "I have a problem (e.g. Wollman Ice Rink) but know nothing about this topic. Who is the best company that makes ice rinks?" Makes a few calls to hockey teams to find thi
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I can see it already "And just like that, legislator offices invest in automatic voice transcription technology, eliminating all human interaction."
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Fine, but what if there is a chance that the huge heap of regulations supporting entrenched interests is broken up? I'm looking at you Comcast
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The invisible hand supports Trump
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He is parroting what he wants to believe, not what people actually do
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Well, this was surprisingly enlightening
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Nothing is certain. There is competition among internal Google teams to get the attention of the top execs but there is zero clear vision. Google is a mess. I can't trust it.
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No, but you could be using pyenv instead of the system package manager because it is far cleaner
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Isn't `python` in Ubuntu a Python 3?
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pyenv
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by jjawssd 10y ago
underrated comment
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> The algae decomposition process releases methane (worse than CO2). Under what conditions does this happen?

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