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11y ago
I think it's a bit arrogant to ask people to delete their comments. But of course I will delete my comment if you delete yours.
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11y ago
Thanks for expressing the unpopular opinion
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11y ago
Come on, it's on the first page for `ln 3d` where is your googlefu??
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11y ago
Quite a perverse strawman from someone who just a second ago asserted what "this discussion is about".
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11y ago
Who would you personally feel more comfortable lending money to, a complete stranger (who might very well need it more -- aka optimal distribution of resources) or someone within your family or close circle of friends, where you have some l
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11y ago
If you actually felt sorry you should probably delete that trash post of yours.
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11y ago
>Elizabeth Holmes' ability to raise money also seemed to be based entirely on nepotism. Right, she should've rejected that money, it would only be fair if it was as hard for her as it is for us. Why is it important that she has
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11y ago
Haha, what specifically are you talking about?
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11y ago
Hmm, I'll have to investigate that, any tips for libraries to use for validation that tie well into scrapy? What do you do if you discover that your parsing logic needs to be changed after you've scraped a few thousand items? Re-r
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11y ago
Microdata is indeed awesome but it's not always there. One website had location tags for me to extract from 97% of pages. Except for a few where the <meta> tags were just missing. Wound up using AlchemyAPI's entity extractio
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11y ago
I love ScrapingHub (and use them) but these tips go completely against my own experience. Whenever I've tried to extract data like that inside Spiders I would invariably (and 50,000 URLs later) come to the realization that my .parse()
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11y ago
What you're saying goes against a lot of research into how humans pick partners. [0][1] It's very complex and little of it is conscious. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_selection_in_humans [1] http
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11y ago
This made my day, not only are people offering much-needed advice (3 years .... this is so painful to read), you're actually offering a free redesign. Thanks for this (because apparently OP is too busy defending his bad decisions)
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11y ago
Thanks for posting this, can't believe it only has 10k views.
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11y ago
> multi decade slave train If you want to have "made it", go start a startup. Being an employee generally means working 40-60 hour weeks for other people's dreams.
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11y ago
It's still a market if every product is free. And they're not even really free, you pay with potential advertising revenue, vendor lock-in and with data that you generate.
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11y ago
Submit your specs TODAY and our "top 1% engineers" will deliver in just 30 days!!
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11y ago
The article is talking about working with dev studios & outsourcing large-ish projects. If you're a singular developer charging a flat hourly rate (I am too), yes posting on the web will likely fulfill your needs. If you're a
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11y ago
For a native speaker the first meaning may be a bit of a stretch (if I was trying to communicate that I'd word it differently), but technically, yes.
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11y ago
At this point I feel it'd be fair to make heavy revisions to the blog post. One must think, if you really were the expert you position yourself to be, you should've been able to talk to at least ONE person working in a BIG4 before
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12y ago
Well that just nostalgia'd me hard
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12y ago
Thanks this is super useful :)
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13y ago
Easily?
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13y ago
You don't think the wife would've seen the husband enter his passcode in front of her at least once?
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13y ago
If you go to the London hipster map. I live square dead in the middle of it (the Shoreditch triangle). Granted I've only lived here for 4 months but the only 2 bad things that I've seen were: 1) Someone puked in the alleyway that
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13y ago
You can save yourself trying to guess how to navigate a page and simply use page up / page down :) It's also faster that way.
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13y ago
Fellow Austrian here. I was in your exact boat about 6 months ago. Startup "scene" in Vienna is sad. Immigrating into the US is hard so I looked at Berlin and London. For now I'm living in London. I considered Berlin, but I t
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13y ago
Isn't GAE like ... long dead? Who would still trust them with a new project at this point in time?
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13y ago
Why is it OK to be rude through abbreviations? You'd get heavily downvoted for asking "Did Peter Norvig not read the fucking article?", yet that's exactly what you've put into everyone's mind with your comment.
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>Also, named tuples are profoundly more useful (i.e. using them is one of the easiest ways to improve the clarity of your code). I read that and I thought, "that's such a thing Raymond Hettinger would say". Then I glanced up at the user
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