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PyConDE: Advanced Django ORM(youtube.com)
3 points by sebst 4y ago|0 comments
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by sebst 5y ago
> You can change everything, from surface level appearances, to the final ranking of results. People don’t want this. My first boss told me he would bet on regular TV if only streaming was left. He didn’t account for recommendation algor
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by sebst 5y ago
Very cool! I took the liberty to cross-post it to my Python News Aggregator over here: https://news.python.sc/item/65013aec-29a0-495c-b288-65abd470...
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by sebst 5y ago
What would you suggest?
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by sebst 5y ago
> they could just use OOP composition to get the same thing and not have to invent a new kind of thing: it would all just be objects referencing objects. Aren't decorators just syntactic sugar for composition?
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by sebst 5y ago
Yes can confirm from the Netherlands
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by sebst 5y ago
I would not focus too much on “technology” but more on its applications. Maybe you want to have a look into electronics, machine learning, cryptography, network protocols or something like that. With some literacy in Python you are well equ
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Ask HN: (Self) Publishers: How do you research topics?
2 points by sebst 5y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: (Self) Publishers: How do you research topics?
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Ask HN: (Self) Publishers: How do you research topics?
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Blockchain Without the Crypto(xtdb.com)
2 points by sebst 5y ago|0 comments
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How to get the best out of your Yubikey with GPG(calbryant.uk)
5 points by sebst 5y ago|0 comments
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by sebst 5y ago
That looks promising and I’ll give it a try. I recently used birdseye a lot to profile complex code blocks. Btw, I took the liberty to post your project to my Python News aggregator over here: https://news.python.sc/item&#x2
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by sebst 5y ago
That looks great, maybe some libraries can leverage this to offer a wider range of compatibility -- even if "recent" syntax changes, such like the walrus operator or the match/case statements cannot be covered by this. Btw, I
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The reports of Perl’s death have been greatly exaggerated(phoenixtrap.com)
1 points by sebst 5y ago|0 comments
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by sebst 5y ago
RemoteOK is a one source of my Python job aggregator https://news.python.sc/jobs/ As other commentators here pointed out, it’s obvious that a “job board” isn’t a product per se, but needs a solid audience: either throu
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by sebst 5y ago
This is a cool one. I once stumbled upon bargeparse and have used it several times. And, you're right: argparse can cause some pain ;) I've taken the liberty to post your project to my Python news aggregator over here[1]. [1] htt
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by sebst 5y ago
Hey HN, in addition to the Pythonic News aggregator I made a crawler for python related jobs. I hope this is useful for some of you.
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Show HN: Pythonic News Job Board(news.python.sc)
4 points by sebst 5y ago|1 comments
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by sebst 5y ago
Love the idea. Tested with Microsoft 365, Google Apps and iCloud account. Only the Google account surfaced the saved mail in the inbox. MS365 put it to junk. On iCloud it does not surface at all.
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by sebst 5y ago
Depending on where you live, you can get away with your cost of living expenses quite a while. So, why not take a time off, invest in your tech skills and start building the project ideas on your own? Even if your ideas fail (which is quite
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by sebst 5y ago
I’ve set up https://news.python.sc but it lost some traction recently
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by sebst 5y ago
From my experience, so-called "knowledge workers" tend to be more introverted than average. Even some stereotypes about different professions (like programmer or biologists) and industries (like finance, biotec or tec-startup) hol
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by sebst 5y ago
This is a list compiled from `sindresorhus/awesome`, no? I like the interface as a showcase for Polymer Search, but to be honest, ⌘/ctrl+F on the awesome list is good enough for me. The lack of filtering is a bonus for me, so that
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by sebst 5y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted - this is the reality in most tax laws worldwide. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controlled_foreign_corporation
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Remote code execution in Homebrew by compromising the official Cask repository(blog.ryotak.me)
1 points by sebst 5y ago|0 comments
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Perl and XML in 2021: A few lessons learned(phoenixtrap.com)
2 points by sebst 6y ago|0 comments
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by sebst 6y ago
I'm trying to build a community around Python and its ecosystem at https://news.python.sc Recently, I added a job crawler for Python jobs at https://news.python.sc/jobs This is still WIP and could need some
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by sebst 6y ago
I’ve started to collect jobs from different sites over at https://news.python.sc/jobs/ This is still work in progress but does include tons of remote jobs.
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by sebst 6y ago
dup https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26160028

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