kodachi

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by kodachi 7y ago
Thanks all. Of course the arch wiki is a good place to go. I will definitely give it a try.
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by kodachi 7y ago
I'm perplexed. But I guess it makes sense. In the middle of the ocean there are no laws and nobody to protect you.
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by kodachi 7y ago
Yes! I forgot: "Elana Hashman - The Black Magic of Python Wheels" in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02aAZ8u3wEQ . The gist is that new binary wheels are being added, and it's a community effort.
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by kodachi 7y ago
> Python programmers tend to spin up new processes, rather than using something they consider ambiguous, such as threads. Great generalization with no mention of asyncio? > Myself and a friend just spent an hour trying to get a short
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by kodachi 7y ago
I was thinking for a while to do more networking security at home, from basic stuff like a guest's wifi, to white-listing content and ports. How much time did it take you to set up Pi-hole to your liking?
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by kodachi 7y ago
I wonder that programming language he used. Many ideas are lost because we don't have something to write it on. That's the good thing about the so-called 'scripting languages' that IMO reduce the latency between idea and
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by kodachi 7y ago
An essay of the same name is in his book 'Hackers and Painters', which I recommend. His idea of the language you use influences how you think struck me several years ago.
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by kodachi 7y ago
> there are people out there who want to hurt you You mean want to steal from you? Who would hurt you just for the sake of it?