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Build Your Next Project with Wolfram Alpha API and Python
(martinheinz.dev)
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6y ago
To use anything based in China will only cause more oppresion.
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A guy born in 1930 has some outdated views about something. Why do you even feel the need to mention it? Does it makes you feel better with yourself?
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6y ago
Can lab-grown brains be tricked into believe they grow brains in a lab and ask themselves this question?
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Would you say the same if, next year, the official investigation founds that he is guilty?
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6y ago
They don't even need to be "neutral", just to have written rules that apply to everyone. eg: no spam. That rules could include biases like "no news that favor Trump reelection", but they should be in their terms of
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6y ago
I forgot that anything directly or indirectly critical to China is quickly downvoted here.
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Hey.com ?
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And they were denying it a week earlier: https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217043229427761152
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Bidding Farewell to Software Engineering
(cdahmedeh.net)
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"Have the press fallen to a new low?" Yes.
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I believe in helping currently disadvantaged people. Individuals. The "historical" part is only useful so it doesn't happen again.
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Sixty Coinbase employees take buyout offer over “no politics” rule
(arstechnica.com)
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That's the point: it is disgusting that you consider strangers part of your "group" just because of the color of their skin.
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I think you should. But I also think it should be illegal to carry it or use it outside your property.
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I would only (jokingly) compare Flask to a cancer in the way its routes API spreads to almost all the new frameworks after it. I also hate the global context. Except for `g`, I feel it adds so much unnecessary complexity in exchange of
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Flask Is a Cancer
(ulam.io)
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Building OSKit
(virtuallyfun.com)
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When feature flags do and don’t make sense (2019)
(software.rajivprab.com)
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These "Workspaces" are called "Activities" in KDE (avaible since KDE 4 I think). I use them daily
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Fun fact: The Open Library is the largest and most well known project still using the web.py framework. That's because Aron Swartz (you remember him) and Anand Chitipothu were the creators of both projects.
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Open Library
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Getting MacOS style hotkeys working in GNU/Linux
(technex.us)
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Probably if I also had problems understanding things like humor or sarcasm.,
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Would you argue the same if they were called Python v37.0 and v38.0? Let's imagine that they are and move on. The problem is to use the alias "python3" as if it were the executable name.
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Building OSKit
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Writing for Nobody, Writing for Everybody
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Firefox Tricks – Using alternate stylesheets
(andregarzia.com)
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I really hope they do.
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Valerie Aurora and a pattern of problematic behavior
(subfictional.com)
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