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I think institutions here could play a key role in the future. There may will be many institutions offering this service somehow, competing with each other, and they will have to prove how trustworthy they are, maybe with algorithms or avo
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Is a tool to deploy frontends super easy. It's called JAMStack, but the main idea is make your life easier. I like it. If you want to deploy a JS frontend (not just static files, though you can), this automatically handles a lot of thi
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Holly molly!! That's impressive. I've managed to read 11, I'm a bit disappointed I didn't make it to 12 (1 per month). What other activities do you do during a normal day?
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If I had known it, maybe I would've tried it. I gave a quick glance to the website and didn't fully understand the idea behind it :/
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I also love tailwind! To me it feels like the defaults are sane enough + an amazing documentation which summarizes all the CSS I use. Most of the time I think: "I need a small margin on the right and a big one at the bottom, and let&#x
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6y ago
Is it available in a kindle format? mobi, or epub would be amazing!
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> undesirable features by preventing their use. I wonder if they have published those rules, I'd like to see them as I'm just diving into TS.
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6y ago
where can I find interesting papers? specially about computer science?
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6y ago
Hey super nice! I would add some more info to the docs: formats supported (md, rst?, etc), if it is also a blog generator I would include that info. Looks pretty awesome and simple, thanks for sharing!
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Haha I had a similar problem with argparse so I built a declarative cli and I documented the hell out of it, I added all the recipes in the README. For me it's just ctrl+f in the README and I get what I need. So far it's worked we
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If I understood correctly "Good economics for hard times", this statement is not correct: > taxing people too much can discourage them from working or motivate them to find ways to avoid paying—which reduces the overall pot. Wh
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> The volume of content in your target language available on youtube alone is enough to last you a lifetime *if you are an English speaker. Otherwise you have to do an extra hop. native -> English -> target but I agree it's st
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The website needs a link to the documentation, I just couldn't find it :/
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async is cool for I/O bound operations. You don't have to wait the request/response to finish in order to start processing another request. Talking with a db, or doing http requests are IO operations, so instead of blocking t
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when I started coding my mentor told me: "it doesn't matter if it's 2 lines of code, you are still contributing". I'll always remember that, a contribution is a contribution :)
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Can this be scaled into building many small cities for self-driving cars training? Could it be used for real scale? Kind of like GTA V is used for training.
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6y ago
There's an android version: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/dev.msfjarvis.aps/ I use it and it works quite well. Also gopass exists, which is useful to share secrets with teams + your personals, same int
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I'm on the same boat. I'd like to try cuelang but I haven't had the opportunity
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From the latest video NASA uploaded, the astronauts explain that the UI sends "commands", and if it fails, they have physical buttons below the screen to send these commands. https://mobile.twitter.com/NASA/st
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Because you have a team of Java developers, or most of the tooling you are gonna use is around Java (eg: data streaming). My team had to write some flink, luckily in python you can do some now. Modern versions are not as bad (to me) you can
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Great resource, I'd add for the typing section, the usage of `py.typed` file. It'd be worth sharing the alternative minimalistic approach ``` python3 -m venv .venv . .venv/bin/activate pip install -e . ``` But is good fo
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Can someone explain me how these kind of softwares are shared? Would I need to train it again? Or usually the trained models are provided? Is this one in particular open source?
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I've started doing something like this naturally. I felt the need to communicate it could be improved but the code per se is not wrong. I started using suggestion, optional, minor, etc. This seems like a formalization of what I had in
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What about jitsi[1]? I've started to see it pop up in different places. Has anyone tried it? [1]: https://meet.jit.si/
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Hey, for me it took me a while to understand it as well, so I created a cheatsheet[1] and a tutorial[2] (shameless plug). Maybe they are helpful to you. [1] https://woile.github.io/gopass-cheat-sheet/ [2] http:/&
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I remember reading somewhere that Pass could be used with libsodium (or age), but I cannot find the source now, sorry. One difference I see between this and pass is that spicypass is storing all the credentials in a single file. If you don&
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It's not really clear to me what it does, seems like a bus for data, but how is it related to kafka for example? sorry if it's too silly, I'm a bit lost, and I think it may be useful to me. I've checked segment's we
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https://rentee.app It's for renting apartments, houses and rooms. We failed at marketing. You can publish, search by place, monument and whatever you want. Our idea since the beginning was to learn and be able to deliver so
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Either react-hook-form[1] or formik[2] [1] https://github.com/react-hook-form/react-hook-form [2] https://github.com/jaredpalmer/formik
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For me it's quite similar, in the office they always tell me "Wow! That look amazing, I can't believe you do it everyday". Even when it's a salad with 3 ingredients
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