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by ptype 11y ago
Read HN
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Ask HN: What's going on with the Apple Genius bar?
2 points by ptype 11y ago|2 comments
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Is anyone aware of any good open alternatives to Evernote? I've been reluctant to try Evernote for that particular reason (and lock-in factors). Ideally something like: 1) open source format; 2) you host the files e.g. on Dropbox; 3) m
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Scala will be a beginner programming language at Lund University(lth.se)
2 points by ptype 11y ago|1 comments
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What? Are you trolling? I think most people would agree to the contrary. The media is rarely asking critical questions to the politicians and have been widely supporting the mass immigration, to the extent that many people are losing confid
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Would anyone be able to give more background on the controversy?
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Swift vs. Go vs. Python battle(marcinkliks.pl)
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You could use Sqlalchemy + alembic. This would require you to declare a schema in python. You would not be forced to use sqlalchemy in the application though.
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Regarding caching, fastcache is a faster drop in replacement for functools lru cache: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/fastcache/0.4.0
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Three things are needed IMO: 1) autonomy 2) upside 3) minimum red tape
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2FA
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Leave London? Never – I'll stay fighting for it(theguardian.com)
2 points by ptype 11y ago|0 comments
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Awesome. Thinking about it, the tube map is actually something that might benefit from some crowd sourcing. There are so many intricacies that can be taken into account (how long walks are between interchanges etc.), connections that are be
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Because you always learn something from the comments.
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What's next for Spotify?(fokus.dn.se)
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Much needed, but a momentous task (regulatory wise). Good luck guys (I mean it)!
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Entrepreneurship is 98% coal mining and 2% art(medium.com)
1 points by ptype 11y ago|0 comments
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It would be interesting to know how much work is required to keep the business running. The multiple is quite low (3x profits) and to me the business seems already established (or even 'finished' if you allow the expression), so e
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Sick systems: how to keep someone with you forever(issendai.livejournal.com)
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I wish Bitbucket would invest some time implementing 2FA. It's 2015. https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issue/5811/support-two-fac...
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GNU Hurd 2.0 will be released and will be a major success.
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Man shoots computer in Colorado Springs(gazette.com)
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SQLAlchemy 1.0.0 Released(sqlalchemy.org)
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by ptype 12y ago
Wow, amazing. Would be interesting though to know which hacks make the emulators fail
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It will be hard to find any investment options with better risk/return characteristics than paying down your mortgage. It's also quite tax efficient by construction compared to putting the money in an investment where you have to
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Even though I think it's important for developers to have some understanding of the underlying SQL, I still believe a good ORM can save time and make code more readable. I think SQLAlchemy does a good job here - and it's close eno
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Ask HN: Do I need to worry about bit rot in 2015?
1 points by ptype 12y ago|1 comments
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We should be. It's amazing that it's available free (x2). I remember when my choice of programming language was determined by which compiler I could get hold of. So I ended up using Turbo Pascal. The local library had some C books
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Because time 'configuring' is time not coding...
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by ptype 12y ago
Python. Great eco system. Beautiful code. Lists, sets and dictionaries are native data types, and list/dict comprehensions are a joy. Metaprogramming is easy.

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