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by rat87 10y ago
Thanks that's awesome. I love json resume but last time I couldn't even find a good way to generate pdf's just html, much less doc. standard template doesn't seem to be working.
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by rat87 10y ago
> In practice though, it has found its niche in web apps or microservices, and command-line apps in the DevOps world. I don't know about microservices but I think it could compete for command-line devops apps.
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by rat87 10y ago
You could sell apks
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by rat87 10y ago
Comparing it to Haiti is pretty unfair, Haiti has long been the poorest country in the Americas.
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by rat87 10y ago
Lone nut-cases are hard to predict, therefore hard to stop.
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by rat87 10y ago
It has to do with backwards compatibility in syntax if they had been smart enough to introduce in python3 they could have done it without the f.
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by rat87 10y ago
Yes. My impression was then when America tried to force other countries to participate in the embargo they told them to shove it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helms%E2%80%93Burton_Act Also yes Cuba has trade with the
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by rat87 10y ago
Easiest thing would be to just use auto mode when connected to a car dashboard or car bt speaker and don't allow exit while traveling at high speed.
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by rat87 10y ago
Note this civil war reply is on a separate sub-thread try going back to the main post and searching for my username, I think you may have confused my Germany/Japan reply with it. --- surrender note while it was not totally an unconditi
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by rat87 10y ago
Note this civil war reply is on a separate sub-thread try going back to the main post and searching for my username, I think you may have confused my Germany/Japan reply with it. --- As for the civil war reply even though you mentioned
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by rat87 10y ago
There is introspection and there is revisionism. > My observations have been that most people in America believe Japan just attacked Pearl Harbor for no good reason. This story is told in the hollywood movie Pearl Harbor. In the movie, t
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by rat87 10y ago
> think any reasonable person can agree that many people did not need to die It's not about whether it was sad or not. It's about whether the war was avoidable and whether it was regrettable. I don't think it was easily a
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by rat87 10y ago
> The fact is at the very least there is a debate about the origins of the war, whether about State's rights, slavery, or a combination of both and a need to preserve the union. The civil war was about slavery. That the south succee
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by rat87 10y ago
nope it should be print(f"Howdy {x}") It's a new python 3.6 feature called f-strings/string interpolation https://docs.python.org/3.6/reference/lexical_analysis.html#... That said in python3 pr
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by rat87 10y ago
The leaders and many civilians on the ground knew what was going on. The US didn't fight WW2 to end the Holocaust but they did fight because they saw Nazi Germany as evil and didn't want it as the super strong ruler of continental
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by rat87 10y ago
Maybe pip build
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by rat87 10y ago
Just Radio? I'm assuming people are listening to podcasts/Pandora/spotify/audiobooks just as frequently , not to mention looking at/listening to directions. And it doesn't even have a siri/google assistant
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by rat87 10y ago
Thats pretty ugly ls -Recurse -Include *.cha | % {mv $_.FullName $_. FullName.Replace(".cha", ".txt")}
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by rat87 10y ago
This would be more convincing with something like powershell the syntax and command line flags are so random/hard to figure out.
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by rat87 10y ago
That's because there was only one valid candidate if anything they're to blame by treating him seriously.
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by rat87 10y ago
The public
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by rat87 10y ago
> It's implied by the use of the word "we" and the fact that he is a government employee. I think it's clear that's he's asking for a rebuilt mainstream media so that people can at agree on facts.
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by rat87 10y ago
Have they stopped removing menus from everything?
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by rat87 10y ago
Yeah. I haven't tried it but Elementary has always seen like a clone of OS X. And like most clones likely to be a bad clone. Gnome is a bit crazy these days, I'd recommend kde.
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by rat87 10y ago
Are you kidding? Interpolated strings are awesome. Only problem is that they weren't introduced in python 3.1 so you could drop the f
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by rat87 10y ago
Possibly more like Scots language(not Scottish Gaelic) and English http://www.ayecan.com/read_scots/burns_museum.html > Though his position in society wis ower laich for him tae hae the richt tae vote, Robert wis n
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by rat87 10y ago
I think Project Rider is probably going to be better then just VSCode.
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by rat87 10y ago
> "Riot" doesn't have only inherently negative associations ??? Could you provide some, I can't think of any. Also Vector seemed fairly decent (with the small plus of the matrix/vector association). Riot isn&#x27
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by rat87 10y ago
We do have a few elected Independents, not many though.
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by rat87 10y ago
Usually authoritarian - Monarchy = dictatorship Maybe not Iran (Weird partial democracy with clerics ultimately in charge)

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