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Flutter and Chrome OS(developers.googleblog.com)
87 points by luord 7y ago|104 comments
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Belgian programmer solves cryptographic puzzle 15 years too soon(nakedsecurity.sophos.com)
21 points by luord 7y ago|1 comments
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by luord 7y ago
> manfluencer Was unsure if the article would have any substance after that and, indeed, no substance.
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by luord 7y ago
I don't even know who these people are, but I do think that this is censorship, specially if it's true (as the article quotes about Loomer) that they've never actually advocated harm or the like.
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by luord 7y ago
It's been going on for sixty years (something the defenders of both paradigms often seem to ignore) and will never end, you'll die.
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by luord 7y ago
Your entire reason for calling people not doing what you do "bloody idiots" stems from your opinion that static typing is superior. It isn't, you're just contributing to a flamewar that has been going on since computer
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Python at Netflix(medium.com)
440 points by luord 8y ago|237 comments
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by luord 8y ago
It's no skin off my back whatever reddit allows or doesn't. I despise discussing politics, specially online (I'm making an exception in this one comment, which I'm sure I'll regret), so I only follow technical and f
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by luord 8y ago
In another piece of writing advise I read, the author said not to use physical descriptors in place of names (such as "the redhead") because it reduced the character to a single aspect. Also I can't tell what's wrong wit
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by luord 8y ago
I'm from Colombia and my family lives in one of the biggest cities that is relatively close to the border. I visit frequently and every time I visit, there are more and more venezuelan immigrants. This started happening years ago. I&#x
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by luord 8y ago
Agreed, the best phone I ever owned was the Nexus 5. Currently I have a pixel 3, and technically there isn't much of a difference, meaning that its far larger price tag hangs heavily on it.
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by luord 8y ago
> Static typing? Not only not an advantage, but kotlin does have that so I don't understand what you were going for here.
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by luord 8y ago
Yet another generic and sophomoric "the paradigms and type systems I prefer are so much better guise!" Piece. This one is particularly obnoxious because he's aware of the tribalism and thinks that by mentioning it then his po
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Python dictionary: Default value vs. checking for None(pythonwise.blogspot.com)
2 points by luord 8y ago|0 comments
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Templating Tmux with Tmuxinator(thoughtbot.com)
2 points by luord 8y ago|0 comments
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by luord 8y ago
So they've essentially admitted that redis labs is now open core. Good for them, I remember how adamantly they tried to deny it during the "commons clause" debacle.
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Ten Ways to Secure Your Apps(blog.heroku.com)
4 points by luord 8y ago|0 comments
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by luord 8y ago
I strongly disagree with his conclusion, even if I haven't nor ever would be the kind of guy who would just be condescending during a review. No, every mistake during a review must be commented. I just do it politely, as in, point ou
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by luord 8y ago
Is there anything preventing the community from just forking chromium and ignore these changes? Then again, by that point it might be better to just switch to Firefox.
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Python IDEs and code editors(programiz.com)
1 points by luord 8y ago|0 comments
621.
by luord 8y ago
Indeed, that's one obnoxious "feature" that has become omnipresent (as in in every search) lately.
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by luord 8y ago
Funny, even after reading everything about privacy and people as the product and whatnot, this might be the thing that gets me to stop using google products
623.
by luord 8y ago
Now that's pragmatism that's rare to see, specially here in HN.
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by luord 8y ago
This is one of the best examples I've seen on "fighting for the users", the rule that every developer should follow.
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Python developers survey 2018 results(pyfound.blogspot.com)
4 points by luord 8y ago|1 comments
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Functional programming in Python(stackabuse.com)
3 points by luord 8y ago|0 comments
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2019 Hackerrank developer skills report(research.hackerrank.com)
1 points by luord 8y ago|0 comments
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Python Development in Visual Studio Code(realpython.com)
16 points by luord 8y ago|3 comments
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API/REST testing with pytest play using YAML(davidemoro.blogspot.com)
1 points by luord 8y ago|0 comments
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by luord 8y ago
> you find yourself spending time testing things that really don’t need to be tested The thing with 100% code coverage is not that one should write more tests, but that you should refactor everything that isn't business logic (and,

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