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I don't know anything about the Raleigh project but some other thoughts on maybe why Church St works: - Burlington is the biggest city in VT, and being on Lake Champlain and relatively close to the best ski areas in the state, it attra
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It seems to me, being "popular" is more an attained status rather than any kind of quality. What I mean is, the kids who went along with the group gave the group an opportunity to evaluate the newcomer - and gave the newcomer a ch
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FreeCAD 0.17 Released
(freecadweb.org)
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9y ago
It's both, depending on the segment. The vast majority of SSD controllers can easily saturate the SATA bus, so there's not really much room for differentiation in 2.5"/M.2 SATA drives. But when you've got a PCIe-3 x
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Rereading my response, I don't think that's at all what I was arguing for. I thought I was quite clear in qualifying the specific situation when I thought it would be helpful to know about lower level details. I'm sorry you i
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To each their own I guess. I strongly prefer their method. It let's me set up my system exactly how I want without having to fight with some GUI installer to make sure it doesn't do anything stupid. And hey, you might even learn a
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peller
9y ago
I took a few courses by the same guy at school. Probably the best professor I had at UVM
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I might suggest you pick up copies of the books in the Market Wizards series. A good library should have them (or could get them). It's a series of interviews with some of the best in the field, across all kinds of different types of f
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Looks pretty nice for simple static sites. However on the homepage it says > You can build any kind of website using Ivy but it's particularly suited to building project documentation But unfortunately I'm not seeing anything a
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Yea, for sure. I suppose that could either be a staffing problem, or demand outstripping (tool time) supply. In the latter case - if there was space/power available - perhaps they could have gotten a second tool. Or from an economics p
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> You had to pay for a brutally waitlisted class For better or worse, that's been the model at every makerspace I've been a member of/looked into. And I think it makes sense, insurance-mandated or not. Lots of expensive, p
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9y ago
Nice! How do you find SQLAlchemy integrates with Django overall? (Can you use its models with the admin?)
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9y ago
I recently went down this path, trying to build something akin to DRF but using Flask. I'd never used Flask before, but had some Django experience and was no stranger to Python or web frameworks in general. With Flask there are a lot o
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I've always wondered, how do you isolate/protect against people doing nefarious things in a setup like that?
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Having just built a boilerplate that integrates a bunch of the flask-* libraries, I think the key really is that you need to be careful about how you organize your code: it's important to be able to control the order of registering the
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peller
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Yea I mean, it's part of a lyric from a song so it's debatable whether it's meant to be taken literally or if he just needed something that sorta rhymes: A toast to the dead / For children with cancer and AIDS / A c
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I have no experience with any of this, but to my knowledge what you're looking for is the Rocket Chip.[0] It's a RISC-V core implemented in Chisel. The primary FPGA target is a bit steep at around $500 [1] but there's a "
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9y ago
I don't know about Rust, but MicroPython runs quite well on the ESP8266/ESP32 boards. Might be worth investigating if you're looking for something a bit more accessible than C. https://github.com/micropython&#
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9y ago
In this case, they were just taking an existing chip and relabeling it to something with the same pin-out/form-factor that they could sell for a higher value.
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9y ago
Can you comment on the air quality? Is it as big an issue as some people make it out to be?
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I'm not sure I follow. To use the basic example from the link, as opposed to this: const listItems = numbers.map((number) => <li>{number}</li> ); return ( <ul>{listItems}</ul> );
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The news on this broke yesterday evening, and at one point both threads were on the front page. In my opinion the time to mark one as a dupe of the other was then, not 12 hours later. Especially in light of the fact that the 2nd comment on
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Awesome, thanks!
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Any resources you would recommend for getting started? So far I've found this[0] which seems like a good introduction. [0] https://ebzzry.io/en/nix/
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I haven't tried Antergos yet, but for me, Manjaro just worked out of the box. It's also technically just Arch, and I can't say I've ever experienced being shunned for using it. Sounds to me like you just had the unfortun
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I inherited a Grails 2 codebase about 8 months ago. I'd never worked with Java or Spring before, but I have pretty extensive experience with Django, Flask and Symfony (inspired by Spring, as I understand it). Anyway, from my perspectiv
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I only went for an undergrad degree, but for what it's worth, in my perhaps cynical opinion going to university is mostly just an expensive way to buy a network. Yea, there's an educational aspect, but anybody smart and self-motiv
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I too switched over to DDG around the same time, and I mostly agree - but I've had the exact opposite experience specifically with programming questions. I can't even count the number of times I've searched for something (usu
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Quoting from Bruce Kamich's How Technical Analysis Works : Support and resistance areas form because market participants remember price levels, and they tend to react as a group when a stock returns to those prices. A simple example w
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Well, same as any other fear, you have 1) face it and 2) do that bit by bit. Ride one block on the street. Did you survive? Cool; your fear is now ever so slightly diminished. The next day, two blocks. And so on. It does help if you are con
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