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Just curious, what aspects of pip/virtualenv specifically do you find subpar in comparison to other languages' package managers.
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I edited my comment, open a private window and repeat.
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Before people start complaining that the article is paywalled, here's how to read the article: * Click on the "web" link at the top of this page * It takes you to a google search results page * Click on the link to the articl
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Previous discussion : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13428824 Mods, the current url points to somewhere in the middle (contains a #). Consider editing the url to point to https://krebsonsecurity.com/20
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I think there is still place for an end to end encrypted Jabber app with an option to self host the server. This would avoid the single point of failure issue that Signal has (Signal servers being blocked in certain countries).
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This post should be titled as a "Show HN", not "Launch HN". The rules are here https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html A demo page on your website would be helpful for people to get a feel for what the
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Multiprocessing and multithreading in Python 3
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It was sad to see the decline of Nokia from being the most ubiquitous brand of phones to literally nothing today (in the smartphone and feature phone market). If they had adopted Android instead of going with Windows Phone, things could hav
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> He also has this annoying habit of being right in the end I'm not familiar with his predictions, so can you give a few examples.
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Just tried it out, very cool man. My suggestion would be to make the design more appealing, it looks a little bland now. And also promote the privacy oriented mission of the service a lot more. Currently there is no mention of privacy/
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Mind blown. His diet that consists mainly of fruits and vegetables along with his lean body are likely major factors that contribute to his youth like health at 105.
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Performance measurement in Python 3
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How do you plan to solve this problem? Will it be a paid solution?
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When I see posts like these, they creep me out. Another reminder that Facebook and all other online services, ad companies know way too much about their users and can deduce more information about you (in truly creative ways) than you imagi
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Analyzing programming language statistics of 100,000 GitHub repositories
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The route from the user's browser to Cloudflare is encrypted (https), but the route between Cloudflare's servers and github pages is only http as Github does not support https for custom domains. User <---https---> Cloudflar
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Do the "requests" mean page views or http requests? A single page view almost always has multiple http requests. Github really needs to add https support for custom domains. It's 2016, https should be the default. [Reposting
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Do the "requests" mean page views or http requests? A single page view almost always has multiple http requests. Github really needs to add https support for custom domains. It's 2016, https should be the default. Worth menti
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Scraping my website using requests and BeautifulSoup
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Performance measurement in Python 3
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N queens solver in Python 3
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That won't be efficient memorywise since the size of the result array is dependant on the largest value in the array of values. Consider sorting an array of 2 large integers {65000,30000}. To sort this array, the result array will b
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In https://github.com/sangupta/ps/blob/master/solutions/2016/fa... the solution for fastest integer sorting is wrong. / build the boolean result array boolean[] result = new bool
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Floating point arithmetic issues in Python 3
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If you are a beginner, choosing Python 3 is a no brainer. One of the main reasons for all the hate towards Python 3 is because it is not backwards compatible with Python 2. So people who have a lot invested in Python 2 have to port the code
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I recently started learning Python 3 and decided to blog about the journey primarily because it forces me put down what I learn in words, and it also serves as a quick reference for when I need to lookup something Python related. Learning P
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I am learning Python 3 and blogging about my journey
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Interesting to note the famous "hello, world" program that beginners are taught was popularized by the example used in The C Programming Language by Brian W. Kernighan and Dennis M. Ritchie.
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I don't recall sites like Google or Facebook ever being down for maintenance. Are there any articles that discuss how they manage application layer and database layer migrations?