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by bouncing 7y ago
I had actually looked at Flask-RESTPlus for a relatively recent project before deciding to use FastAPI.
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by bouncing 7y ago
If search metrics are a valid measure: https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2018/07/26/python-i...
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by bouncing 7y ago
"Best viewed with"
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Show HN: Python email delivery using Jinja2 templates(github.com)
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by bouncing 7y ago
I'm going to start a drinking game every time someone says that.
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by bouncing 8y ago
Actually, yeah, he probably does. His approach doesn't scale -- not at all. He bets big on individual companies. As much as Berkshire Hathaway has scaled, it's by having employees who are similarly _involved_ in the process. The
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by bouncing 8y ago
It's far more likely that the US isn't breaking up Google or Facebook because they aren't monopolies in the traditional sense, and even if they were, US anti-trust law has been neutered by decades of classical liberalism.
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by bouncing 8y ago
Warren Buffet did not make his fortune as an absentee investor playing the stock market. Not even close. He invested one-on-one, in businesses he thoroughly understood, after a lot of research and understanding of the business. Think less s
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by bouncing 8y ago
First, you need some kind of insight into the market that others don't have and can't obtain. If you're asking this question, you're not a prodigy of economics, math, or statistical analysis. Why would you be able to pre
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by bouncing 8y ago
Well, no. For one, the most major http client library (Axios) doesn't have support for that kind of pipelining. But also, you don't necessarily know what to pipeline until you get the first request through. Most web apps will make
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by bouncing 8y ago
Framework jockey here. I spin Vue bullshit. I also sold all my crap a few years ago and started traveling full-time, mostly in South America. Something to consider: 1. If the server render is slow, everyone notices. 2. If the client downloa
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by bouncing 8y ago
If it's consistently poor coding on behalf of react apps, perhaps the documentation or culture around react isn't explaining the pitfalls or encouraging good design.
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by bouncing 8y ago
> Even on a desktop PC with a fast connection, I spend so much time staring at progress bars and loading spinners as all the various bits and bobs of the interface get pulled down and rendered. A lot of that is likely because of the way
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by bouncing 8y ago
I wouldn't assume Via and city buses cost the same to run.
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by bouncing 8y ago
If the "official" answer to the last mile problem is scooters, that'll run into all kinds of resistance from people with disabilities.
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by bouncing 8y ago
Like most cities, LA's public transit system used to be a privately-owned, for profit network, mostly from Pacific Electric and Los Angeles Railway. By the 50s, those companies had shuttered most of their routes because of competition
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by bouncing 8y ago
Electron is the new Java+Swing. It does work on every major desktop platform. It takes a while to load, uses more RAM, and is noticeably slower. Its apps have basic native features, like system tray/indicator support, but never support
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by bouncing 8y ago
IIRC, he reconnected with her and asked her for forgiveness later in life. Abandoning your child and disowning them is a shitty thing to do, mind you, but he (apparently) tried to atone for that.
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by bouncing 8y ago
That's a good point. "We haven't figured out third party app curation yet" might have been accurate, but not in Apple's style to admit.
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by bouncing 8y ago
I'm not sure there's a strong connection with Jobs' desire to limit native code execution and social good will. It's probably worth pointing out that reportedly, Jobs himself kept iOS devices away from his own children b
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by bouncing 8y ago
Think-o.
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by bouncing 8y ago
Also, it's hard to structure that kind of loan, since you have no idea when repayment might take place. The only comparable thing would be a student loan, where you can defer payments until you have income.
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by bouncing 8y ago
When I was a kid, my dad was deciding between two engineering jobs; one for the US Department of Commerce and another in the private sector for a big aerospace contractor. The private sector one paid more, I remember, but my mother brought
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by bouncing 8y ago
Indeed! iMessage should get an honorable mention. Having lived outside of the US for a few years, sometimes I forget it exists, because here even people who both have iPhones use WhatsApp. iMessage deserves an honorable mention, but with so
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by bouncing 8y ago
> if you let someone else broker the key exchange, you trust them implicitly. Sort of. Yes, they could serve you a MITM key, but it would be easily discoverable when you compare security codes in the client. And since the client is widel
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by bouncing 8y ago
> A corporate like Facebook would never allow that unless there was an internal shift in direction. Sure they would. Flow has nothing to do with Facebook's business strategy, or its marketing campaigns, or even its corporate strateg
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by bouncing 8y ago
> Do people prefer typed JavaScript over JavaScript tho? I'd like dynamic typing but without the implicit and dubious type coercion. Like Python.
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by bouncing 8y ago
Do people typically prefer TypeScript over ES6?
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by bouncing 8y ago
Dia. https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Dia/
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by bouncing 8y ago
You might consider DataGrip -- it's got surprisingly good Postgres support and even does ssh tunneling quite nicely.

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