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   by levi_n 7y ago

   It's a bit dated now, but I found Using Docker by Adrian Mouat to be incredibly helpful. http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920035671.do
2. 32.▲
   by levi_n 7y ago

   Im very interested in trying this! Looks like the download page only supplies a linux binary at the moment: any plans to offer a Mac OS version too? For what it's worth, I was able to build a Mac OS version locally.
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   by levi_n 8y ago

   A bit shorter python version: for x in range(1, 101): out = "" if x % 3 == 0: out += "Fizz" if x % 5 == 0: out += "Buzz" print(out or x)
4. 34.▲
   by levi_n 8y ago

   Fair point. I wasn't trying to necessarily criticize the solutions, but personally found differences between the given solutions and my own enlightening.
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   by levi_n 8y ago

   Thanks for the link, OP. Looking at just Days 1 and 2, the author has given examples that are certainly concise, but (arguably) at the expense of readability. Similarly, the Day 2 part 2 answer is concise at the expense of performance, as t
6. 36.▲
   by levi_n 8y ago

   i before e except when you run a feisty heist on a weird beige foreign neighbor
7. 37.▲
   by levi_n 8y ago

   I found the list helpful, with just about everything I would expect in a list such as this. If I could make one suggestion: I found it to be quite annoying to have to click through to a two-line gist for every single one command. Having tho
8. 38.▲
   by levi_n 9y ago

   I've used that multipledispatch, along my own homegrown version, in production systems.
9. 39.▲
   by levi_n 9y ago

   This tweet has a GIF of the original YT video: https://twitter.com/misc0110/status/948706387491786752
10. 40.▲
    by levi_n 9y ago

    I would also assume this means exploits on a machine provisioned with multiple VMs from different customers would allow a malicious customer to leak data from another customer's VM located on the same machine.
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    by levi_n 9y ago

    >Have you found that you aren't able to find accessible APIs to request against? I'm scraping from variety of different websites (1000+) that my org doesn't own. Reconfiguring to hit APIs would be complex, and a maintenanc
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    by levi_n 9y ago

    I use a combination of Selenium and python packages (beautifulsoup). I'm primarily interested in scraping data that is supplied via javascript, and I find Selenium to be the most reliable way scrape that info. I use BS when the scraped
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    by levi_n 9y ago

    The excepted answer on this stack overflow question[1] might help. tl;dr is to build your own chromedriver, but with renamed variables. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/a/41220267/4079962
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    by levi_n 9y ago

    I connected the app and poked around a bit. I like the visual representation of my infrastructure, and especially liked the visual mapping of interconnected services. As others have said, I find the pricing model to be off. Additionally, th
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    by levi_n 9y ago

    Thank you for clarifying.
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    by levi_n 9y ago

    Unless I'm mistaken, Hatch is only 3.5+, but contains a command line option to specify if a project is 2 compatible.
17. 47.▲
    by levi_n 9y ago

    Agreed, a quick-start example at the top would be both helpful and engaging.
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    by levi_n 9y ago

    I plotted the total BASE + wingsuit deaths since inception: http://i.imgur.com/BdlUrFK.png * Note that the BFL has some errors in it's dates, which account for the downward trend in 1993 and 2000
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    by levi_n 10y ago

    https://resistbot.io/ makes it real easy to contact your representatives in a manner they are more likely to see.
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    by levi_n 10y ago

    If you like math at all, www.projecteuler.net/problems is worth a look. They pose math related problems that are intended to be solved programmatically. Once you've solved a problem correctly you are given link to the problem&#x27