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by sametmax 8y ago
Nice. It's a step up from httpie, which is nice to craft requests, but not to check for security.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Miss ? Why miss ? Millions of them are still sold every month. Besides, it's not an XOR proposition. I had 3 e-readers, as they are handy in a trip. However, it takes less effort for me to read from a real book, and I also read faster.
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by sametmax 8y ago
That's something I don't understand as well. There is no need to go 100% SQL or 100% ORM. You can use raw SQL with the ORM, and the good ones have actually features to make it easy and productive. You don't even need to use t
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by sametmax 8y ago
Black seems to be the most popular these days. It's certainly the one you hear the most about and it's getting support by default in vscode and pycharm.
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by sametmax 8y ago
That's assuming changing the schema is just about changing the layout of the database, which is definitly not true. You have your code depending on it, documentation, constrainsts, replication, caching, db load, deployement systems, di
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by sametmax 8y ago
Not testing the code, fidling with the stuff they are learning.
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by sametmax 8y ago
alert() is very handy to learn, as it gives the new commer something tangible and familiar to use for tests. You just have to give proper context.
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by sametmax 8y ago
This is not at all "how to be a stoic". This is "what it is to be a stoic". It's nice to say you have to avoid reacting to things outside of your control. But how does one do that ? Stoicism fails at explaining any
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by sametmax 8y ago
"More minor violations include using expired tickets, smoking on a train or not walking a dog on a leash." Now imagine the power of cops in such a state. They can destroy your life with little effort, espacially since restrictions
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by sametmax 8y ago
Not but this one is. A lot of popular extensions are. And even the ones that are not are quite easy to read: - extensions are a just a zip file full of static assets - they are rarely minified or obfuscaded - they use a manifest and a set o
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by sametmax 8y ago
I wish the work you did could be open sourced, including the data set. Work like that is lost to humanity because it's done for only a few entities, and once they are being replaced, the initial work disapear with it.
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by sametmax 8y ago
The problem is not the car. It's the credit score system.
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by sametmax 8y ago
I see a lot of hate here, but this concept fits my use case nicely. I'm really not worried about my computer being stolen or pwned. I'm more worried about somebody trying to access some service from elsewhere in the world, with a
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by sametmax 8y ago
I used it for a time, but it gets you blocked by plenty of filters and makes captchas extra suspicious.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Except it's way easier to trust a bunch of extensions that the entire community vets, with a code you can inspect, instead of the thousands of ever changing 3rd party code executing in ads every day.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Free speech is a general society convention, omnipotence doesn't exist. You have the right to not be raped as well, doesn't mean we can prevent all of them. What right do you know that can be guaranteed all the time, under any cir
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by sametmax 8y ago
That's pretty much the history of entire humanity. Freedom of speech doesn't mean you are free from the consequences of speaking, it means that the country you live in consider it a right. And CH kept publishing on the same theme
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by sametmax 8y ago
We still have Charlie Hebdo putting drawings of Mahomet on the cover so there is a still a lot of margin. But it's good to stay vigilent.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Cost. Growing pigs is expensive, it takes more space, more food, and more time.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Me too, although the scheduling syntax is not to my taste. But trio is not in the stdlib, and is incompatible with most of the current ecosystem. There are talks to integrate it in the future, meanwhile there are compat layers, but it'
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by sametmax 8y ago
It's a hardware wallet, pretty hard to hack: https://www.ledger.com/
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by sametmax 8y ago
Starting from 3.7, the documentation is much, much better ( https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio.html compared to https://docs.python.org/3.6/library/asyncio.html ). As you'll no
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by sametmax 8y ago
That's why we have the ledger.
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by sametmax 8y ago
Of course. I've seen people using the "when an ice melt in a glass, the glass doesn't overflow" argument. They can't see the ice on the land, the albedo effect, the salt concentration, the sea temperature, the gulf
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by sametmax 8y ago
Great, the support is still basic, but it's a huge improvement over message passing when you need speed. 2 months ago a student asked me exactly that question: how to share data between processes, and when I told him that with the stdl
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by sametmax 8y ago
Yeah but I don't know any language used by hundred of millions of people that doesn't have many gotchas. Could be worse. The future language could become a mix of emoji and markup language :) ;) :D
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by sametmax 8y ago
Well that's the thing. Humanity has known fasting for a long time, and the associated benefits. But we are now building a complex model to understand how it works, which will allow more people to benefit from it since many only try som
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by sametmax 8y ago
You get in a group. If everybody around you feels as miserable, but they are not worried, it's way reassuring :) Bonus if you are in an isolated place making temptations hard. Another thing is that you should avoid hard things in your
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by sametmax 8y ago
My guess is mostly increased hormone production and energy saved from the digestive process.
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by sametmax 8y ago
French here. Yes, the english level is terrible in my country. Unfortuntly, translation is imperative if you want to enter the market. Which sucks, because it's a huge waste. There is not benefit to it: a UI is not like a book, you don

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