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The Internet Doesn't Need More Content, It Needs More You(arunrocks.com)
2 points by arocks 3mo ago|0 comments
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by arocks 1y ago
It pretty well explained in their docs: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.2/misc/design-philosophi...
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by arocks 3y ago
No it really didn't help much. There are a number of reasons. A tip or a hack cannot solve what is essentially an emotion regulation problem. You probably don't procrastinate on all tasks. For example you can probably read reddit
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Examples of Django Async Views(arunrocks.com)
1 points by arocks 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Ray-Tracer in Python Tutorial Series on YouTube(youtube.com)
1 points by arocks 6y ago|0 comments
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by arocks 6y ago
At the risk of tooting my own horn, here is a ray tracing tutorial series in Python: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8ENypDVcs3H-TxOXOzwD...
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A Guide to ASGI in Django 3.0 and Its Performance(arunrocks.com)
5 points by arocks 7y ago|0 comments
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by arocks 9y ago
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/github-repository-... I think this Chrome extension called "GitHub Repository Size" might be exactly what you are looking for
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by arocks 10y ago
Countries like India are heavy users of diary products. Lactose intolerance is rare too. But always fare very poorly in the height rankings. So it cannot be concluded that it is diary products alone.
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by arocks 11y ago
It is a great example "Worse is better"[1]. XML has a lot more functionality than JSON but very few people can fully understand all the X* family of specifications, whereas JSON is a _lot_ easier and handles majority of the use ca
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by arocks 11y ago
My biggest problem with these list making solutions are what I call the collateral tasks. For example, my list says "Buy a Christmas gift for Jen". When I start shopping online, I realize that I don't know much about Jen, so
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by arocks 11y ago
I have seen sites using captchas which ask such visual questions thinking that only a human can answer them. This project really makes me doubt the effectiveness of such techniques.
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by arocks 11y ago
Wasn't Burroughs B5000 the first computer to have all system software written in a high level language in the 1960s? [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burroughs_large_systems#B5000
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by arocks 11y ago
Actually using wheels on Windows is a superior solution for most packages now.
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by arocks 11y ago
Another equally good simulator (built in Om, React): http://cmdrdats.github.io/undertype/
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by arocks 11y ago
Even if you don't use Emacs, I believe you _have_ to try magit. It will quickly become an essential part of your git workflow. You could zoom out to grasp the overall state of your project, dive into specific details and perform intric
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by arocks 11y ago
It seems most of the content is under "Standard YouTube Licence"[1]. Since this is historical footage I would have preferred if it was under Creative Commons, so that it could be included in other videos. Anyways, this makes YouTu
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by arocks 11y ago
Is it possible to use this for creating videos with motion graphics? Even the possibility of a frame by frame render would be awesome.
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by arocks 11y ago
OnLive? [1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OnLive
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by arocks 11y ago
If you liked this then you might find my Python one liner games interesting [1]. They fit a tweet in most cases. [1]: http://arunrocks.com/python-one-liner-games/
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by arocks 11y ago
Right. Since you mention the installation instructions from Real World OCaml and the examples in the book need you to use Core, it is likely that beginners would experience these issues.
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by arocks 11y ago
Thank you so much for writing this. It is useful not just for Emacs users but to anyone who prefers writing their book in a text-based markup rather than Microsoft Word. It also explains how to collaborate with someone who uses Word exclusi
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by arocks 11y ago
It seems `int_of_float` and `float_of_int` are deprecated by the Jane Streets Core library. It even throws errors on utop. I believe they need to be replaced by `Int.of_float` and `Float.of_int` respectively. EDIT: Some more corrections: 1.
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by arocks 11y ago
While the article shows some really good performance improvements, the tone is really sensationalist. While challenging 'comparison demos' in leiu for proof, the author responds with... yet another comparison demo The title is not
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by arocks 11y ago
Sorry, you are right. I had meant to write pyglet as my preferred option.
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by arocks 11y ago
This is an excellent option to teach programming to kids. Pygame has been always the recommended game library for Python due to its maturity. But Pygame had been my preferred option as it had less boilerplate and seemed more Pythonic. Howev
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by arocks 11y ago
> ...the time-tested Real World Haskell is now fairly outdated, but the more recent Beginning Haskell is perfectly relevant. Wow, I was not aware of this.
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by arocks 11y ago
It will surely work in Django 1.8. But whether the Django 1.8 recommendations like turning `urlpattern` into a list [1] or using `TEMPLATES` setting [2] have been applied is a different matter altogether. [1]: https://github.com&
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by arocks 11y ago
I am glad that someone took the efforts to dig around and dispel these myths. But then even more important is the question - why we don't have enough evidence based scientific studies in the world of software? My guess is that it is be
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by arocks 11y ago
The wiki platform itself, i.e. Kuma, is written on Django [1]. Along with KumaScript, the architecture is useful to understand how a modern wiki can be designed. [1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/MDN&#x

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