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For deep dive into Inca culture, including Machu Pichu, check out the Fall of Civilizations channel. It is hours long but well worth the time. This creator is more sensitive towards the local culture that most other television or YouTube c
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I use firefox. I open ridiculous amount of tabs. I have had atleast 600+ that I have counted. There is a good chance I have exceeded 1000 more than once, maybe often. One of the reasons is I keep tabs from previous sessions open through &qu
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Researchers track how microbiome bacteria adapt to humans via transmission
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My kid is doing the donut too! Have fun!
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* Introduction to Personal Finance (I think, on Coursera) Personal Finance is one subject that is not taught is any school across the board. Previously, my spouse and I were influenced by whatever the insurance seller peddled as the best.
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5y ago
You are on a steep learning curve. It is good because it means you are learning: tech, tech best practices, about your org, about the product and domain expertise. On top of that, you got to form lots of new social connections. Like @disrae
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I think the problem is that a number of books that claim to have direct impact on your life/career are perfectly capable of being written as a 100 page book, but are stuffed with repetition to pad it 300-400 pages. Reading through thes
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One resource that comes to mind is Khan Academy. You have not specified what your interests are. There are some newsletters that deliver great content right to your inbox. Mental Models: https://models.substack.com/ Marketi
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Ask HN: eBook Reader with good highlighting capabilities
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5y ago
Cheaper than Digital Ocean too.. Recently moved my projects there and quite happy.
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I use Migadu. Unlimited domains and email ids. The limit is on the number of emails you send in a day.
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Not OP. I have tried this before. The quality of speech recognition drops steeply. Especially, if the topic is niche/not mainstream.
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import gc gc.disable() in python. The python script would previously take 4 hours to run. There were lots of small functions and these were called on a loop. I ensured that there were no circular references within any of the functions and t
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Vouching for "whatever you are most familiar with". Beyond that, there is also the practice. the more time you spend with a stack, the faster you get. The more fluent you are. The better you understand the inner workings, nuances
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Ask HN: Audiobooks that you can enjoy during a run?
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6y ago
Count me in. I love 15" Thinkpads. The keyboard with numpad pushes the main letter pad offside. Also the demarcation of the main keyboard and the numpad is non existent making typing a terrible experience. That was a deal breaker for
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I feel your pain. I have often reached 600+ tabs. I might have touched thousands. Didn't count. I tried One Tab. It seems to work for many people here but for me once in a while it lost all the tabs, which is not acceptable. See, the w
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6y ago
You will love fastapi. It also works with sqlalchemy.
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6y ago
Hi, there is a lot of ambiguity in your question. If you can elaborate your usecase, you will get better responses. It would help if you can clarify what dependencies and operations you would like to model. That said, I assume you are l
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That is something I would go for :) Yet, this solution is for a doctor who has not used anything beyond a few apps on the phone. So I am looking a very userfriendly solution.
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Yes, I am leaning towards wordpress.com hosting but I hoped to see if there is anything new in the market that is more usable.
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Thank you I will check it out.
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Thank you for the suggestion, That would not work in this situation though as static files implies static generators. (I hope they would be adding more content as time passes). It would be too much for the lay person. I hope to be out of th
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Ask HN: Easiest way to setup a website for a non-techie
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Maybe it didn't have python support? Sorry, I may have misremembered. I do remember something missing that I couldn't use it in my existing dev setup. As solo developer, I prefer to keep my dependencies minimal, mostly python.
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Not OP. For one thing, Selenium was not super reliable, at least for me, especially when trying to run multiple instances. Do note that I used the official docker swarm method. When I was exploring that option, Playwright was still windows
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Ask HN: I am interviewing product managers – questions to ask?
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How about Pendo? I have not used it personally, but it might suit your purposes. https://www.pendo.io/
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My vote goes to short stories by Somerset Maugham. The subtle humour in the stories are a delight to read. He also captures the human nature with honesty and sympathy.
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6y ago
I follow workouts from fitnessblender.com in the mornings. Any of their free workouts work well. If it doesn't happen in the morning, it doesn't happen at all :( The workout programs they offer cost almost nothing and I that takes
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