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by kabacha 7y ago
Completely disagree here — that's how you get extreme program bloat. Lets take this scenario. I want current weather value be part of config value. This could be pulled/scraped from online source in 2 lines of python. Alternat
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by kabacha 7y ago
in b4 all of HN crying posts about dead propriatory software and blogs of how to hack and partially import stuff to "new replacement startup" that is also locked in. When will people finally learn that locked in languages are a ve
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by kabacha 7y ago
Naoki Urasawa's work if we are allowed to include japanese comics. Monster being probably my favorite work of his with Pluto being close second. I especially recommend Pluto if you like Asimov's robot series. Urusawa is quite fa
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by kabacha 7y ago
I mean at first this change will cause all of these errors too until the servers migrate from user agent string to device hints. Getting rid of UAs would actually force meaningful update rather than migration.
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by kabacha 7y ago
I can already see the permission pop ups for those: > for best performance this website would like to know what type of device you are using? While requesting every single "hint" and there is "ok" button and greyed ou
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by kabacha 7y ago
I've been using Kitty with Xonsh shell on Qtile dekstop and Qutebrowser browser for over a year now. What a time to be a Python dev!
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by kabacha 7y ago
If it stinks everywhere you go maybe it's time to look under your shoe. Dude is some anime fan and boss told him to make a video demonstrating photos so why not take a pic of his anime figure? You're overreacting to say the least.
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by kabacha 7y ago
Seems to be a bit thick for a case at 1cm thickness [1] + it would probably need a screen protector itself. 1- https://i.imgur.com/dY1YHkU.png
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by kabacha 7y ago
For companies - sure but for people it's great. People don't usually put important stuff there and it's just fun to catch up with what they are up to. That was initial idea behind microblogging and twitter but people started
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by kabacha 7y ago
This is a huge problem with Facebook groups which are replacing many forums and are unindexable. I'm part of few groups and the same questions and discussions are being held asked daily.
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by kabacha 7y ago
How exactly would twitter know if something is screenshotted? The way snapchat does this is check screenshots folder for new files while you are watching the story - to avoid this all you need is an different screenshot app that saves scree
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by kabacha 7y ago
My first internship was at a small company that did PDF parsing and building for EU government agencies and it was really painful work but paid an absolute shitton.
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by kabacha 7y ago
Why don't we just get rid of PDF entirely? Clearly it's a flawed format. Which brings me to a question: what alternatives do we have to PDF?
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by kabacha 7y ago
They are absolutely awful. I've lived relatively close to one and hadn't seen night's sky for the whole duration I stayed there. Actually the whole town's sky was filled with light polution from one cucumber farm.
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by kabacha 7y ago
I've been digging through asyncio for few weeks now and I actually really didn't like this article. The thing that made me finally click with asyncio was simple explanation that coroutines are "pausable functions" and fe
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by kabacha 7y ago
I've been following nim since it's inception and I'd report myself as "never used the language" as I've only built hello-world type test programs. I like the idea of static, compiled python but it's missin
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by kabacha 7y ago
Is there any way to apply for the beta? I'm maitaining few communities that could really use this feature!
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by kabacha 7y ago
In a world where there are literal conferences on how to psychologically abuse people to spend money in your app I feel that I'd never trust any sort of app that aims "help my psychologicall health". Combined that with the fa
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by kabacha 7y ago
> you should have a look in the source code that is likely on github I did and it's not there. The repo in my link _is_ the source, unfortunately.
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by kabacha 7y ago
(Not-so)-fun fact - the source of Markdeep is a single 5000 line long javascript file :( [1] I wanted to integrate it with my Pelican[2] workflow but I'm not touching that with a 10-foot pole. Why javascript projects tend to be this wa
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by kabacha 7y ago
How is forced arbitration even legal? "all of the legal issues you might have with us must go through the private judge we choose"
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by kabacha 7y ago
> Working from home is incredibly bad for your mental health of course. Why _of course_? Do you have any evidence to support that? I'm sure both remote and office methodologies have their negatives on mental health.
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by kabacha 7y ago
> China’s medical system is primitive by comparison. Comparison to what? Isn't US hostpitals notorious in that regard? Getting flu and either dying or being bankrupt.
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by kabacha 7y ago
My parents got an Akita after watching this movie - such a wonderful dog. Unfortunately like many purebreed dogs it sufered from genetic issues. Akitas tend to develop kidney problems and die young :( This is why you should avoid purebreeds
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by kabacha 7y ago
> You don't just get to drop someone else's work product into your algorithm without their permission. Why not?
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by kabacha 7y ago
See that's where I have problem with this. Isn't data just _data_? Lets draw some pararells to real life. If I go to public space like town square - can't I take pictures, notes and records then go home and draw my analytics
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by kabacha 7y ago
The toxicity towards web-scraping is really what makes me lose hope in the current web. People want their data to be public and all of the benefits that comes with public data but then they want to chose who gets to see it - it's a
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by kabacha 7y ago
The livestream comments are just fascinating. For some reason live chat brings out the worst in people. It's also amazing how inneficient the whole construction medium is with human resources. Everytime I see construction going I se
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by kabacha 7y ago
Yup I used to participate there almost daily but it has gotten so spammy and hard to navigate. It's lacking proper moderation. The constant notification/email spam and ad/suggestion riddent pages didn't help either. I&#x
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by kabacha 7y ago
Seems like you really hadn't done your research. Deathbycaptcha has been around for probably a decade now and their rates were always something like $0.1 per captcha. That's not it though, captchas take profiles, so if you corre

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