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by zacssite 3y ago
https://zacs.site/ I write about cybersecurity, leadership, weightlifting, and writing, with a few other topics thrown in here and there.
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SoC Metrics, Part I: Foundational Metrics(zacs.site)
2 points by zacssite 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Swig, a monolithic, multithreaded, micro web framework(zacs.site)
2 points by zacssite 6y ago|0 comments
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by zacssite 6y ago
I do a lot of Python development, both at work and for fun at home. Can’t recommend Sublime Text enough.
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by zacssite 7y ago
Linear felt right when I was writing it, for some reason, but you're right. Fixed.
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Linear Exeuction, Multiprocessing, and Multithreading IO-Bound Tasks in Python(zacs.site)
10 points by zacssite 7y ago|8 comments
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by zacssite 7y ago
No, didn't think to do that. Part of the reason I went to all this trouble, though, was to go through the process of building something myself, that I could run myself--and that, by extension, anyone else could do, too.
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Show HN: I built a syllable dictionary using Python and web scraping(zacs.site)
31 points by zacssite 7y ago|2 comments
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How to Run Your Own (Static) Website (For Free)(zacs.site)
2 points by zacssite 7y ago|0 comments
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by zacssite 7y ago
It comes down to how much time and effort you want to invest into learning a new system, which should depend on how many of the advanced features those systems enable that you will use. For me, that answer was as little as possible and zero
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Writing vs. Writing (2011)(shawnblanc.net)
1 points by zacssite 7y ago|0 comments
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Run Your Own Website(zacs.site)
261 points by zacssite 7y ago|158 comments
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by zacssite 7y ago
I work ~12 hours a day, but in my free time, I like to work on a lightweight, full-featured blog engine. It’s fast, easy to use, platform-agnostic, and I’m pretty proud of it. I ported it to Python 3 last month, and I have some big plans so
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Show HN: First Crack, a simple static blog engine in Python(bitbucket.org)
44 points by zacssite 7y ago|12 comments