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7y ago
Apache + mod_wsgi
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7y ago
Thanks I’ve sent this comment to our DBAs. Very useful.
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Same. I use Flask because it's one of the lightest frameworks I could find. GeoJSON can be generated on the fly by PostGIS with very good performance. So Flask is just used as middleware to submit the query from URL params to PostgreSQ
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Moving Your JavaScript Development to Bash on Windows
(smashingmagazine.com)
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Your article is very impressive, really good work! These days I also tend not to use d3 for DOM manipulation, but only for its powerful helper functions (d3-scale, d3-array, d3-shape, d3-geo etc.) I even try not to import d3-selection excep
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Paul Ramsey: How I Make Jeff Richer
(blog.cleverelephant.ca)
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Energy Web launches public blockchain with world’s biggest power companies
(ledgerinsights.com)
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That's an awesome domain name! I've tried house.of.cards and it redirects to deck.of.cards ;-)
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What is the definition of “Engineer” in “Data Engineer” and “Machine Learning Engineer”? And what is the difference with “Scientist”. I’m not from the US and in my country, “(civil) Engineer” is a legally protected title https://
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Google’s Duplex Uses A.I. To Mimic Humans (Sometimes)
(nytimes.com)
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Why are so many recent question titles starting with “Say ”?
(meta.stackoverflow.com)
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I’m using the deployment method to the gh-pages branch documented on Vue CLI’s website [0]. Works pretty well. [0] https://cli.vuejs.org/guide/deployment.html#github-pages
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SAP's cloud revenues swell 45%, don't ask about the gaping €136m hole in profits
(theregister.co.uk)
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There is also a Red Book for audio CD (Compact Disc Digital Audio): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compact_Disc_Digital_Audio
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I once spoke with some Alstom director. He told me that contracts with China required giving away their intellectual property. And they did not have that many other contracts outside China. I asked him if they weren’t shooting themselves in
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https://outline.com/8Da2Ta
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Smart TV Crapware Era Has Already Begun
(howtogeek.com)
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The ideal spreadsheet should be a mix of Excel, Geogebra, reactive Jupyter Notebook (like ObservableHQ or Vue.js computed properties), programmable in Python, C#, JavaScript and/or other languages with the ability to embed third-party
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It seems that the date format is not correctly recognized by moment.js. There is a warning in the console.
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The layout is completely broken in Edge too. They must have forgotten that it does not use the Chromium engine yet. Too bad for a (fun and clever) Microsoft advertising.
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People’s time and attention
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Car Tuneups That Require Audio Engineers
(nytimes.com)
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FizzBuzz in Coconut looks similar: def fizzbuzz(n): case (n % 3, n % 5): match (0, 0): return "FizzBuzz" match (0, _): return "Fizz" match (_, 0): return "Buzz" els
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In the beginning of the year I compared Vue.js, Angular and SAP OpenUI5. I chose Vue.js for its simplicity, performance, documentation and underdog status. I still need to learn React. During the summer I also took the "CS50's Web
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Is this similar to what Red Hat does with OpenShift? They maintain official RHEL-based images available on their own catalog [1] Some images are "s2i" (Source-to-Image) which are automatically built by merging a vetted base image
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TBH I did not know which link to submit. On another submission, someone posted a link to a Twitter thread which was replaced by a link to a "threader" app by the moderators. Here it's the opposite. I personally also have a pr
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Most GIS applications have this functionality (distance on ellipsoid) built-it. For local distance measuring it is generally better and easier to use a projected coordinates system (where units are meters/miles instead of degrees). But
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The special effects for the computer display in “Escape From New York”
(twitter.com)
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You are right. In London as a foreigner I’ve always found the Tube easy to use. Even when there is an interruption there is always someone to help and give guidance. The Oyster card is convenient and cheap for one day tourists. In train I’v
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I’ve got the opposite impression coming to London from Brussels. London is so much better. When you arrive in London by Eurostar, you walk on a nice wooden floor. St. Pancras station is wonderful, clean and easy to navigate. When I come bac
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