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by whitehouse3 8y ago
The web app in question depends on PANDAS + numpy so that's definitely part of the toolchain. It wasn't 20-30 minutes from day one. The lock time started fast and then ballooned. Other comments here saying 2-3 minutes per lock are
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by whitehouse3 8y ago
While pipenv has garnered a lot of attention and praise for ease of use, it falls over whenever I integrate it with any serious work. Pipenv lock can take 20-30 minutes on a small flask app (~18 dependencies). And it often mixes up virtuale
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by whitehouse3 8y ago
Only works on High Sierra. Any plans to add compatibility with prior OS's?
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by whitehouse3 8y ago
Daily use since July 2017 without issues.
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by whitehouse3 8y ago
I was disappointed to see Flask-Security and Flask-Principal are now abandoned. We went with Flask-Allows for security at my job. It’s actively maintained with a simple API. Handles the requirements of our Flask-based ERP really well.
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by whitehouse3 9y ago
You can manually select which apps can be found with Spotlight in the settings app. I had the same problem finding 1Password until I went into settings and explicitly added it. This is terrible UX, but that’s how to fix it on your device un
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by whitehouse3 9y ago
I run SQLPro Studio at work. Just downloaded TablePlus to play around. The big difference is GUI performance. With a 100k row sample set SQLPro Studio UI gets laggy. TablePlus runs it smooth. TP also has more data display options.
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by whitehouse3 9y ago
Maybe elaborate? Disparagement without correction doesn’t help other readers.
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by whitehouse3 9y ago
> These are solid year-over-year updates — at least as impressive as the iPhone 7 was over the iPhone 6S. If they hadn’t debuted alongside the iPhone X we’d be arguing about whether these are the most impressive new iPhone models since t
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by whitehouse3 10y ago
No, that doesn't work at all. OP is saying that he draws conclusions about someone's personality based on the Meyers-Briggs type with which they identify. That logic doesn't apply to the zodiac because your star-sign is based
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by whitehouse3 10y ago
This is useful for reading. Without the capacity to comment or vote, however, it isn't suitable for anyone who contributes to the community.
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by whitehouse3 10y ago
As an "Apple Guy" and a "Watch Guy" the occasional friend will ask me why I don't own an Apple Watch. Your second point nails it. These machines are intimate, lasting. They spend more time with us than anything or
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by whitehouse3 11y ago
What gives this app a speed advantage over Purify or Crystal?
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by whitehouse3 11y ago
I have experience with co-ops in Texas (a homeschool-favored state) and Iowa (moderately difficult to homeschool legally). In both states, the co-ops are resources for the parents more than the children. Once-a-week classes are normal but f
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by whitehouse3 11y ago
Homeschooled here. Can confirm. The issue moving into adulthood is that now the adults are my peers and it's as hard to relate with them now as it was 15 years ago.
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by whitehouse3 11y ago
This is an important distinction. I was homeschooled until college yet still had plenty of friends (I'm not unsocialized). But I still experience culture-shock with my peers - and they with me - because my childhood and teenage years w
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The real reason why the Spotify model is broken(kernelmag.dailydot.com)
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by whitehouse3 11y ago
Considering... > Venture capitalists are constantly telling the entrepreneurs they invest in to make data-driven decisions. ...the scant amount of real data presented is surprising.
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by whitehouse3 11y ago
Couldn't the same be said for OSX and Linux? Legacy builds are always more stable. Users will migrate when: 1. The existing OS is no longer secure 2. The features of a newer release become necessary. Certainly the use case for desktops