nooorofe

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by nooorofe 5y ago
Dishwasher saves a lot of time. Not many machines in my kitchen can be classified as "robot" * oven - not intend to save time (except the fan option), easy-medium to clean * instant pot - saves time, easy to clean * rice-cooker -
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by nooorofe 5y ago
in 2007 it was modern
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by nooorofe 5y ago
https://advancedweb.hu/new-language-features-since-java-8-to... > Available since: JDK 11 (Without lambda support in JDK 10) TOC is missed up, there is no java-10 at all.
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by nooorofe 5y ago
> fully type-annotated python When I do that, I ask myself: "how is it different from writing Java code?". I don't have a clear answer. It becomes almost as verbose as Java. Java has better type validation (doesn't co
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by nooorofe 5y ago
> The only thing that (almost) guarantees good relationships with management is to just do whatever they want even when it is leading the company to ruin, never voice your objections, etc. That is not my experience. When management asks
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by nooorofe 5y ago
for me mixed value types killed index, which drastically affected performance
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by nooorofe 5y ago
> I have never ever encountered a type error with it The problem is opposite - not having type error. The simplest example probably is import from CSV with incorrect column order. Using other DB you get an error, SQLite will just import
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by nooorofe 5y ago
I understand, I just wonder if he/she really means to it. Who knows, some people have very good memory. When I work with a new (for me) topic, I am trying to get basic understanding of topic, still it far from remembering exact method
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by nooorofe 5y ago
Concurrent code is not easy to debug line by line. Logging is a good alternative.
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by nooorofe 5y ago
Do you memorize all those IO/XML/JSON/Hadoop (HDFS/MR/Core/...)/AWS/Azure/... APIs by heart?
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by nooorofe 5y ago
from my experience, mixed values in a column silently kills index.
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by nooorofe 5y ago
probably, you may add to the list - understand difference between Python in IDE and Python in shell So many times people do `pip install <>` and still not able to use in IDE
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by nooorofe 5y ago
Almost nobody argues that Web application is easier option for developer. As a user I don't want 500M program to do the same what 30M program did before. It is a real example my company is replacing WebEx with MS Teams. And it is not
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by nooorofe 5y ago
Usually salt is not added in the beginning when recipe has step of activating yeast. Then you don't drop pure salt into just activated yeast - kind of make sense.
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by nooorofe 5y ago
There is one thing concerns me about type annotation. With annotation Python code looks like Java code, but with it I don't have advantages of Java (like speed). Besides I see things like `x: typing.Union[str, typing.Any]` - maybe bett
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by nooorofe 6y ago
> Creating schemas for declaring types is literally a hack for adding type! It is a "communication protocol" - base of any messaging system. Message has header with protocol name and version: HTTP, TCP, DB connection, SOAP, any
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by nooorofe 6y ago
JSON schema exist exactly for that reason, hacks like adding type is just nonsense. If somebody need comments, types it - XML has all that. Also how hard is to write {"type": "datetime", "value": "2021-02-
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by nooorofe 6y ago
In most cases it is better to let application fail as early as possible when something unexpected occured. By making it more stable that way (SELECT *), you create hidden bugs which hard to detect and recovery is more expensive. It is even
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by nooorofe 6y ago
>>> print(range(10)) range(0, 10) >>>
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by nooorofe 7y ago
If Pandas is slow, than you can use Spark. For such big files laptop is not an option anyway. SQLite can be fast if you index your data (but I've worked with files < 10G). Nowadays I am just uploading CSV to some cloud database and
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by nooorofe 8y ago
I've checked https://myaccount.google.com/purchases "You don't have any purchases"
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by nooorofe 9y ago
In [60]: (1,2) > {1: 2} --------------------------------------------------------------------------- TypeError Traceback (most recent call last) <ipython-input-60-f9d83a4c8f73> in <modul
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by nooorofe 10y ago
https://www.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=python%202.... :)))
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by nooorofe 10y ago
It happens, my wife send me emails during the day. I wouldn't like somebody see it. Or I want to check my personal email, even if I got an email from my other client (well, imaginary - I don't work as freelancer) why somebody shou