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   by selectnull 4y ago

   Barack Obama is #1. Trump is #2 :)
2. 152.▲
   by selectnull 4y ago

   Because he was not born in neither Serbia or the US.
3. 153.▲
   by selectnull 4y ago

   Self hosted. I pay about 40 Eur (Hetzner) per database server. You can get cheaper; I used to pay 50 usd for 2 database nodes with backup at digitalocean.
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   by selectnull 4y ago

   Using latest Chrome gives "Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Failed to fetch" console error. The same is with any input, even with predefined ones; the progress bar gets to the end (slowly) and nothing happens. Firefox works.
5. 155.▲
   by selectnull 4y ago

   How much are you willing to pay for the fridge?
6. 156.▲
   by selectnull 4y ago

   I will. As soon as they allow me to pay, because I do not plan to move to US or Canada. > Today, MDN Plus is available in the US and Canada. In the coming months, we will expand to other countries including France, Germany, Italy, Spain,
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   by selectnull 5y ago

   I welcome this idea and will gladly pay immediately when they launch. After that, they will have to earn the money with quality content. If the service provided is good, I don't care for CEO's salary or whatnot; if not I don'
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   by selectnull 5y ago

   I like it. Nicer design on top of the same functionality is really what I want from Django admin. In contract to some CMSes that change to much and in the process lose features.
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   Tiobe Index for October 2021 (Python programming language number 1)(tiobe.com)

   2 points by selectnull 5y ago|0 comments
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    by selectnull 5y ago

    When that named cow gets old and dies, does it get buried in the family cemetery along with the rest of the family? Do you mourn for it? Or perhaps, it turns into a steak of some form or another?
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    by selectnull 5y ago

    I always wondered why is that a space separated string, when a list can work as well. The docs are not well written on that one. This works: Point = namedtuple('Point', ['x', 'y'])
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    by selectnull 5y ago

    I have just started to play with neovim and the first thing I did was to define a function: function bindKey(mode, keys, command, options) options = options or {noremap = true, silent = true} return vim.api.nvim_set_keymap(mode,
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    by selectnull 5y ago

    https://literarydevices.net/something-is-rotten-in-the-state...
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    by selectnull 5y ago

    I can so recommend this. I've switched to emacs few years ago for the same reason and spent about a year using it. Although I've switched back to vim afterwards, having spent time with emacs was fun and not a waste of time. Have a
15. 165.▲
    by selectnull 6y ago

    You can setup whatever name you want as default branch, both in git and github.
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    I fight against this useless political correctness with my own, albeit invisible, rebellion: I've set repository default branch to `master` [1] on Github. I've created init.templateDir with HEAD set to `master` [2] That way, whene
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/topcolors
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    The last release was in 2013. For all intents and purposes, this is abandonware.
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    I was not sending them. I was receiving them as several SSL providers send them zippped via email.
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    I've been using Letsencrypt since the beta and I enjoy it for the simple reason of not having to get private keys via email (remember the times before LE?). So far, I had exactly one frustrating moment with LE (or was it certbot?). I&#
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    I would gladly pay for MDN access. Mozilla has done a wonderful work with that, it's a goto place for any kind of web related documentation (and I'm probably not the only one).
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    Django ORM mainly hides the SQL from the developer (which is kind of the idea of any ORM). But if a developer does not understand the underlying SQL concepts, they will soon write performance wise horrific code. But, if you remove the ORM f
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    8) date types
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    Direct link to Neil's web: https://www.haydenplanetarium.org/tyson/commentary/2020-06-0...
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    Bitbucket to GitHub migration bash scripts(github.com)

    1 points by selectnull 6y ago|0 comments
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    Personally, I'm against "all strings should be f-strings" just because it would cause changes to source code that I don't find necessary. When Python 3.0 came out, u"" prefix was abolished and every u-string ha
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    I think we should not think in absolutes! There are breaking changes that are small and acceptable, and there are those that will require unnecessary changes to source code to port them to new version. I don't think python community ha
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    by selectnull 6y ago

    I'm not in the US and I'm able to watch it. Maybe it's not available in your country, but it is available in at least one other country than US.
29. 179.▲
    by selectnull 6y ago

    Hmmm... no! I guess every country has an equivalent agency to FCC.
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    by selectnull 7y ago

    In this hypothetical scenario, instead of counting final lines of code, maybe we should count lines of affected code: take each commit and count how many lines were added, modified or deleted. That matches "the quantity trumps quality&