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Best practice is to NOT store them. At least not on server side.
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And the ventilation ducts and filters are nice hotbeds for mold and bacteria.
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'Distributed SQLite'. There are so many projects to make SQLite replicable/ horizontally scaling (dqlite, rqlite, sqlfs, litestream, ...), there must be a great need for a simple to administer SQL DB with more horses than the
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I am working on a Python progrämmchen (little program) that uses a block based approach to store files in a SQLite DB. I guess I can push an alpha version to github during the next 2 weeks.
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Young chimpanzees and human teens share risk-taking behaviors(phys.org)
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Is this really necessary? The antiviolence should be clear reading the most comments to the original post. Denying the violent part of the nature of the monkey horde Homo sapiens is pathetic. And that in all industrialised nations - if not
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I got beaten once in school by a teacher, and it was well deserved and fixed the problem at hand. But my mother told me once, that when she was in school her teacher was fixated at one girl and did beat her often and mostly for no good reas
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Foundations and Fundamental Concepts of Mathematics, by Howard Eves
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Most used: f-Strings Second: pattern matching and dataclasses If I ever could wrap my brain around asyncio, it would be an appreciated third. I never used the walrus operator, IIRC, and I find type hints not so useful. Somewhere in the futu
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Nearly the same here. The only type error I make a little bit more than I would like, is expecting an iterable and passing a string instead, because I forgot parentheses around arguments. But I made way more type errors when programming in
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You may also use asciinema.org to record replayable tutorials. For adding notes, you can use a markdown file with the asciicast (the file format of asciinema) embedded. Edit: But I do not know of an integrated, comfortable way to combine as
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Go to Slovakia. Relative cheap and relative good health care. At least some years ago. Language may be a problem.
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The cowboys were of course informed, but I think it was Poland together with GB.
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beej.us/guide is the first hit
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The small next-generation nuclear reactors are all breeder reactors, IIRC. You do not want them in the hands of religious or political fanatics. And small reactors are more dirty than big reactors. And nuclear power is most of the time more
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Do you know of the cooperative company Mondragon (Spain, Basques) and the autonomous zone Rojava in Syria? You may get inspiration from them, they figured already out what works and what doesn't.
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If you want to get the most out of your addiction, condense the information and your thoughts in a Zettelkasten system.
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You seem to not understand duck typing. Functional tests will test the correct types, too. Edit: If you need an object that swims and quacks, you don't need to care if it is a rubber duck or an animal.
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Real-time is a vague term. Webassembly is a compile target for SQLite, AFAIR, so you might use that in the client to get the fastest possible response without using too much other libraries/services. But without more information, it is
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Since I'm programming in Python, I experienced invalid code only in very few cases, more or less just where the function expected an iterable and I gave a string instead of a list of strings (typing errors are well prevented by the col
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You're right, but all the industrialized countries are similar. Too many laws, nanny states. Children have to explore their environment and learn from their experiences to grow up. If you leash them, you steel of them their childhood a
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Oh, I missed the Protocol class of the typing module. Have to further investigate the usage of this. Thanks to you and baq!
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The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, by Douglas Adams All you need to know about the universe. And mankind.
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> firefighter paramedic Are you neutral good or chaotic good? And can you achieve a third class when you level up? Sorry, couldn't resist.
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The art is to know when to do what. I didn't write 'best to avoid all doctors under any circumstances'. I am just pissed by the people nowadays running to doctors with the slightest symptoms or tiniest wounds. If you have see
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And so you end up writing climb_the_wooden_ladder(l: WoodenLadder) plus climb_the_aluminium_ladder(l: AluminiumLadder) or press all into an OO hierarchy instead of climb(thing): '''Climb a thing with steps''' #
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Never experienced that. Maybe you should make your code more modular.
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Which suits duck typing better than type hints.
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I find they clutter the code more than they help. Good names and docstrings and comments are more valuable. And static types are for people who are too lazy to write test code.
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I do not see the benefit of type hints. Good docstrings (and naming of the function and arguments) are superior, at least for the human. Type hints are too much clutter.

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