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Had to get some cards done for pyATL. Did the vista print cards on recycled paper. They’re nice and people do appreciate when I tell them they’re printed on recycled paper. No need to overthink it. One thing that people miss is that the bes
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You’d be switching to a more difficult revenue model.
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Wrong questions. Just A/B test both ideas. Use each as a control against the other. Don’t let opinion drive your decision. Use hard data.
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I enjoy community building as well and it’s why I organize the python Atlanta (pyATL) group. It is all about the community but also the individual. Having the goal of getting to know each person and working to align what we offer with what
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Five grand is insane.
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Gemini (or whatever google ai) will be all about ads. I’m not adopting this shit. Their whole business model is ads. Why would I adopt a product from a company that only cares about selling more ads?
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The OP is clearly a puppet account that just spams links from that website (which itself is mostly IT spam). Wish there was a way to hide submissions from certain posters …
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Ok thanks for the heads up
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It’s a cycle. I’m a couple of years the move to lighter stuff will take in. Then go back …
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Noob question here: could you write a game for this handheld using godot ?
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If you see this and have their contact info, please have them reach out to pyatl through hello@pyatl.dev
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Organizer of python Atlanta here. Reach out anytime.
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pyATL organizer here. I was looking for a project to write a talk about and this is perfect. Thanks for sharing it. If you’re ever in the Atlanta area please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’d love to have you hang out.
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I joke that is akin to applying taxonomy on a live tv interview. You need to tag and categorize but may only do so with precision after a point is made. My current solution is to have an nlp pipeline that does so as tokens are returned. Not
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Curious about who is liable in the event of a crash. Could anyone chime in and explain?
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I use Django ninja because it’s minimal and uncoupled from everything else. Like the framework it is based on fast api. Coupling to the ORM the api contract (schemas) is much closer to Django rest framework than id like. My approach is to h
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This is such a good resource for folks like me who struggle with the visual aspect of software. The diagrams and clear explanations are just excellent.
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I wonder what the numbers were for when the office was on Netflix.
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It’s interesting that more advanced machine learning is developed might prove him right. Who knows what sort of discovery might come as a result of entities that are able to “think” in different ways.
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Thank you. This is a good resource.
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I bought one of the midori notebooks. It’s so nice that I feel bad about using it.
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Nice, found a cool museum rather close and some arcades. Weekend plans updated.
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I guess you haven’t read much on their history with blue chip stamps : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Chip_Stamps Not directly comparable to crypto but an alternate method of investment.
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I think it’s micropython. Not a bad thing, of course. Every time I see them at Walmart I’m tempted to buy one. But have no use for it.
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“Imagine a world where the majority of your backend logic is seamlessly embedded within the database itself.” Don’t need to. Majority of my work is de-coupling systems “designed” around this idea. Why can’t the database be the database, the
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import behavior from afterlife import Heaven, Hell, Limbo try: behavior.good() return Heaven() except behavior.MoralsError as sin: return Hell(sin) else: return Limbo()
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(Anti) Freedom Fries.
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I wonder if a sophisticated enough LLM is able to function as a techno-god for the masses. Like the Femputer in Futurama’s universe.
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Where are you located!? Getting a proper answer depends on location. Employment laws vary a lot for any feedback to be relevant.
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Not to be confused with “Jesus Code”. Jesus code is any code written in a way that only the author and god (Jesus) would know how it works. That is until inevitably the author forgets. Leaving Jesus as the only source of reference. It is be
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