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zachwlewis
2mo ago
balk is the American spelling of baulk, meaning to hesitate, stop short, or refuse to proceed due to reluctance, fear, or an obstacle. "He got personal visits from both Ballmer and Gates that pressured him to stay with Microsoft but di
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3mo ago
From your site, under "How we find each photo's real date" section: Sequence Neighboring photos Photos scanned in alphabetical order often belong together, so nearby files can give useful context to each other.
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zachwlewis
1y ago
https://archive.is/ZYg4v
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zachwlewis
2y ago
For humans, yes. For software, not so much. There’s a special rule in SemVer that states when the leading major version is 0, every minor version bump is considered breaking. https://semver.org/#spec-item-4 NPM handles 0.x.
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2y ago
https://archive.is/kJJcs
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zachwlewis
3y ago
If downloaded from the podcast host, it'll always insert ads. To answer your original question, I threw together a python script that takes an RSS feed and downloads all the podcasts in that feed. https://gist.github.com
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3y ago
Many modern podcasts don't actually include any ads in their source audio, relying instead on dynamic ad insertion. Many podcast hosts provide dynamic ad insertion functionality. Unlike baked-in ads, podcast creators mark the locations