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pytlicek
5y ago
Site is up again :)
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pytlicek
5y ago
Nicely written article. I didn't even know that these things could be done as described in the article. Well-crafted topic. Worth reading :)
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5y ago
IMHO they're facing some kind of outage. When I open reddit, it is waiting long seconds, then it is loaded quickly. Navigating on the site is as usual.
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5y ago
Watching this on TV news since beginning and it is huge :/ This is IMHO for the first time here in Czechia/Slovakia that we are facing Tornado and its nature power. I have ended up totally speechless when I saw the videos on nati
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5y ago
theregister, zdnet, twitter, cnn
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5y ago
WOW! Nice story. I’m running very similar project for free and for fun. Also this is usually happening to me every day. Besides other things I’m providing also website checks, so almost every second registration is used to wake up bots like
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pytlicek
5y ago
This is really awesome project. I like the idea a lot :) Just out of curiosity. How long did it take you?
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5y ago
Copying and pasting Markdown code blocks just got a whole lot easier. Click to copy and paste away!
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Copying and pasting code blocks on GitHub
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
Nice recap :) I praise the author as he captured the topic. I think that people who start with AI / ML as well as those who have been doing it for a long time should look at a similar comparison.
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5y ago
Yeah! Absolutely right and can't agree more.
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5y ago
Well done! This looks amazing :) I like the way, you can adjust parameters for output image.
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5y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. I'll definitely look into it.
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5y ago
It is true. I usually use it in tandem with flask / fast-api to parse both: CSV and XLSX. In the near future I will add XLS (yes, someone still uses it) and also the open document format.
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5y ago
I know what you mean. Now it returns a field with dictionaries. Repeating keys as such is not possible and this is the desired state. But yes, with namedtuple you could manoeuvre more and add line numbers for example. Good idea, I'll t
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5y ago
Here it is the same. But with the difference that you don't have to install a relatively "large" Pandas library. It always depends on what you want to achieve. If you just read the lines and values, you can always use somethi
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5y ago
I created this tool for myself because I often work with xlsx and csv files. This is usually done through Python Pandas. But if you just need to read these files and work with the values in the lines, you don't need to import the whole
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Show HN: sheet2dict – simple Python XLSX/CSV reader/to dictionary converter
(github.com)
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5y ago
There is under a header written: "Rent your CPU power and win money !" I'm not sure if I understand it right, but "WIN MONEY" is not the same as "EARN MONEY" :D No TOS, Docs, anything. To me this looks li
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5y ago
Can't agree more on this :)
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6y ago
I think this is really good documentary. An eye-opening one that changed my view about eating fish (also i will try avoid it). Anyone should watch this and make an opinion on sea fishing, plastic waste and so on.. Highly recommend :)
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6y ago
Many users complains about twitter outages. Tested here on Slovakia and through 3 VPNs (Finland, US, Switzerland) and I was unable to access twitter or feed is shown without images, etc..
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6y ago
Awesome. Went through it and can't be more happy :)
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6y ago
Awesome article
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6y ago
I also used Flask and I wasn't a Django fan. But this got me on larger projects, when Django and his "Batteries Included" made sense. Now I will soon think about the size of the project in advance, and based on that I will ch
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I have been using version 3.2 since Beta. Deployed on a production application, so far without a single problem. I highly praise Automatic AppConfig discovery and BigAutoField for pkey. I highly recommend the transition to Django 3.2 Full r
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6y ago
The same here :/
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6y ago
Can't agree more on this...
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6y ago
Sure. I like the idea of FlatBuffers. I think GRDB is also good as I'm reading more and more about it. Thanks for sharing.
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I used to use the Screen as a terminal multiplexer, but for the last 3 years, I have really only used Tmux. It is not better or worse. It's just different :)
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