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11y ago
Beef jerky?
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11y ago
How about Canberra?
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Damn. I am on okc and I am ball-busting women all the time. Ok admittedly I got lucky a few times but they didn't stick for long and most of them were meh anyway. I think the crucial difference in the GP's case was that she initi
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Great post. What I find most striking is how does one's (future) wife just "came along" when spending most time at home building open source projects. I mean, I rarely code any more for fun after work (and to be honest, often
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Not a ruby dev so don't know how they compare to pry but I've been a happy heavy user of ipdb [1] and pdbpp [2]. [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ipdb [2] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pdb
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Building maintainable software (free ebook)
(sig.eu)
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Monopoly money stocks
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Someone created an issue to add non-US content: https://github.com/jlevy/og-equity-compensation/issues/26
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This would imply that all/most posts about popular culture figures are highly upvoted in HN but I doubt this is the case (no data, just subjective impression).
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I like to think of such "strange" highly voted posts as revealing a hidden correlation. Yes, there may not be any obvious prior reason to expect that people who frequent HN find David Bowie or his death significant. And yet they d
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GIT_COMMITTER_DATE='$BOGUS_DATE' GIT_AUTHOR_DATE='$BOGUS_DATE' git commit is your friend ;)
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Honest question: do you find, say, police enforcement in a representative democracy also non-understandable? Is the idea that only a few designated individuals have the right to arrest or interrogate someone equally revolting, and that in a
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I trust democracy to decide on complex financial issues as much as I trust it to design a chemical factory or offer medical advice: not at all.
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In case you're not just trolling, I'm wondering if your argument would change in case of matters that require medical or nuclear engineering expertise.
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Not the OP but my guess: religion
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> I don't care if that opinionated path changes every month Good for you, you'll feel right at home because that's exactly what's happening in JS-land, and it's a major reason many of us opt to stay the hell awa
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11y ago
Conversely, articles like this remind me I'm just a dust in the wind that exists for a speck of time; a few less friends here or few more books there mean nothing in the grand scheme of things, so don't sweat it. I'm repelled
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11y ago
In similar vein is valideer: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/valideer
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I can imagine your facepalm.. Wondering how many of these "up to N characters" rules are actually there because there is a `password CHAR(N)` DDL declaration for storing plaintext passwords...
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International Startup Resin.io aims to fix IoT software updates
(xconomy.com)
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"Sounds good, call me up when you get funding" click
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Long time Python dev here so choice #1 is a no-brainer and #2 looks reasonable too but I'm not so sure about the other two. Regarding #4, `obj.method` has already a different meaning than `obj.method()` in Python, so how does Nim expre
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TIL there's a (big apparently) FOSS project called "Bro". Is this an acronym, humour, sarcasm or what?
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Q – Run SQL Directly on CSV or TSV Files
(github.com)
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Premature generalization is the root of all evil
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> I wonder how they thought the SEC would not find this out, that there's two companies outside a financial centre with owners of the same name and birthdate, alternating their trades. I'm wondering how harder is to find this o
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I checked out a bunch of openings and none of them mention r3mot3
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Which has limits: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance
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Also how about sole proprietors contractors/consultants based in another EU country?
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And an "awesome list" of web scraping open source tools: https://github.com/lorien/awesome-web-scraping
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