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by ropans808 3y ago
Seems like it - you can definitely cache python function results with decorators: https://docs.python.org/3/library/functools.html#functools.l...
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by ropans808 5y ago
Is OWS a cult now? Or socially dangerous? Or relevant?
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by ropans808 5y ago
That's kind of what identity theft is, and it is distressingly possible.
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by ropans808 7y ago
That's my general solution as well, but when pip fails at dependency resolution tools like poetry become really nice.
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by ropans808 8y ago
It is definitely related to sleep. Cannabis disrupts NREM sleep, where memories are ushered from short term memory into your hippocampus. Matthew Walker's excellent book "Why We Sleep" goes into this in some detail, highly re
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by ropans808 8y ago
This is already discussed quite a bit in the article: "Babbage also wrote more than twenty programs that he never published.19 So it’s not quite accurate to say that Lovelace wrote or published the first program, though there’s always
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by ropans808 8y ago
Yes weekend service has gotten to the point of being unusable, with repair work (both routine, and fixing up tunnels flooded by Sandy) limited to off-peak and weekend hours. Unfortunately we aren't really addressing this in any sane wa
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by ropans808 8y ago
That's how I am reading it. And if their aim is to drum up foot traffic on streets to stimulate local business, I don't think that violates the spirit of the legislation.
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by ropans808 8y ago
Yeah, the proposed legislation mentioned in the article in San Francisco just banning the construction of onsite cafeterias seems to recognize this at least.
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by ropans808 8y ago
This is very interesting, I had never considered the impact free food at a large office has on its surroundings. The legislation certainly sounds backwards, but to me the situation is reminiscent of a company using profits from one sector t
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by ropans808 8y ago
I listen to discussions on the "Intellectual Dark Web" regularly and am generally a big fan of the free flow of ideas - but this view of identity politics, as much as I try, I cannot get my head around. It seems primarily to be a
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by ropans808 8y ago
I think there are quite a bit more consumers than is obvious at first glance. I am currently surrounded by a hundred or so non-technical people typing away at their work computers. Not sure if those will be replaced by touch interfaces anyt
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by ropans808 8y ago
Do you know if the data engineer position is an engineering position or more based on ETL tools/packages? The job posting doesn't mention anything about languages or skills required.
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by ropans808 9y ago
I believe Lyft only operates in the US.
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by ropans808 9y ago
What are people finding so dreadful about Redshift?
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by ropans808 9y ago
Please tell me where anyone is paying 1k-1.5k for an apartment in NYC. I am paying 2700/mo for 650 sqft, 45 minute commute from midtown, and I haven't seen anything better without a longer commute. Studios in my neighborhood are 1
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by ropans808 9y ago
They can make the phone thinner, but they are only doing that by putting more hardware (a DAC) into the headphone. It's massively duplicating one component for such a negligible advantage.
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by ropans808 9y ago
What I really don't get is why we want to move the DAC into the headphone. It just makes sense to have a single DAC in the phone, that anything can plug into. Now every set of headphones needs its own DAC to convert that digital blueto
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by ropans808 10y ago
Don't forget about the musicians' pay!