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8y ago
The problem is that there is NO one good standard to install packages in Python, neither there is one standard to create a package that is promoted by the language developers. Plus, in Ruby with Bundler, what is done by virtualenv in Python
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The package management system, is probably the main motivation I always preferred Ruby to Python. Package management on Ruby is so clean, managed by few libraries done right (gem and bundler) that looking at the clusterf k of Python ways t
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Stripe Atlas Is Nothing but a Bad Marriage (2018)
(medium.com)
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8y ago
A very small piece of land on the sea with a very steep 1000 meters tall mountain next to it, that's why.
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8y ago
I don't understand what's the need to go on with this (probably unstable) path. I would rather try XFCE or LXQt before trying this.
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8y ago
With KDE that got so much better in the last 2-3 years, Qt license that is not an issue anymore since a long time... why so many distros are still using GNOME (especially version 3)?
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Ubuntu 18.04 is available
(releases.ubuntu.com)
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Why Pharo Might Be the Future of Software Development
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Autodesk to Slash Workforce by 13%
(fortune.com)
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Other ways to read Hacker News
(hackerbits.com)
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10y ago
For London is not that low at all. And... in the rest of Europe is generally lower.
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Software Development Gone Wrong
(pawelniznik.com)
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Computer Science Distilled
(leanpub.com)
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10y ago
Play the video at 1000x if you want to make it interesting.
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10y ago
It says "Any group of 2 to 5 people can apply as a team to Stripe". Maybe if they split...
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10y ago
Before owning an iPhone, I was very happy with an (at the time) expensive Samsung Galaxy Nexus. But then... Google dropped updates for this phone after just 18 months and the microUSB crappy plastic connector started to fall apart and don&#
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10y ago
The day that the C64 will break, they have to migrate to a “modern” solution that requires 10 Ghz CPUs with 1024 cores, 20 TB of RAM, that will be running on NodeJS that will have have a MongoDB database for transaction and that will commun
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Livemocha is shutting down
(twitter.com)
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11y ago
I remember that my teacher of Italian in high school asked us to read: "The Path to the Nest of Spiders".
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11y ago
I have 2 questions: 1) Are you open to developers outside the US? I'm currently in Poland. 2) I have programming and test automation experience, but with Ruby on Rails I'm just a beginner (I'm not using it at work, just for p
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11y ago
I tried the advice in the book, it's fine for superficial connections with people only. It mostly tells you to never contradict people to be more "likeable". It's OK for a first contact with people for sure, but not for
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11y ago
I've red it. It's made of behavioral patterns for sellers mostly, I think you will not get any real friend following the teachings of that book. Meetup events are a much better way.
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11y ago
Asking for CVs on a private GMail account? Sorry, but it looks a bit fishy.
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Asteroid tsunami could kill thousands in Britain, warn scientists
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Friends – P2P chat powered by the web
(moose-team.github.io)
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12y ago
There is one on the Angular.js website itself: https://builtwith.angularjs.org/
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12y ago
I can easily say that, if we have civilization, we can thank the Romans. Besides many things that they invented or "just" improved there were: - Aqueducts: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_aqueduct - Roads:
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12y ago
Isn't it the same book? http://greenteapress.com/semaphores/
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HN Hiring mapped
(gaganpreet.github.io)
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12y ago
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How a password changed one man's life for the better
(today.com)
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