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Herald_MJ

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    Comment #18356203

    SilverRail Technologies (Expedia Group) | Senior Python Engineer | London, UK | Full Time | ONSITE | Above-market Salary | https://www.silverrailtech.com/ SilverRail is searching f…

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    Comment #18344963

    Perm roles are now (finally) getting better at competing with sky-high contracting rates. Every successive budget also makes contracting a slightly less lucrative situation.

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    Comment #18344800

    Revenue vs user satisfaction isn't entirely a binary choice though. If Monzo offer a feature which costs them a lot but offers user's some convenience, it's a bit of a balancing ac…

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    Comment #17679734

    Tried this in London for bicycle routes and it's completely broken: https://imgur.com/a/mF4CU43 .

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    Comment #17518369

    Yes, I don't really understand the controversy either. I work with Python a lot in my day job, and I am quite frustrated with how slowly the language moves. For a long time, it see…

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    Comment #17516054

    That's not an accurate summary of assignment expressions. Assignment expressions perform the assignment and also return the value of the assignment. So you can assign and test a co…

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    Comment #17449881

    `range()` also takes an optional `step` argument which would help here.

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    Comment #17428280

    I agree. I have only just heard of this product, but can immediately see it would be extremely useful to me. Sadly, I can say 100% that I can not justify this kind of spend on a si…

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    Comment #17428206

    This should help you: https://gist.github.com/reggi/dc5f2620b7b4f515e68e46255ac042... Once you have your lambda running inside a VPC, you can assign an elastic IP to the VPC. You d…

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    Comment #16894371

    I found this interesting too. Does anyone know a reason why it didn't work?

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    Comment #16750244

    And what about non-free?

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    Comment #15842957

    Not relevant to article content, but: please don't use Javascript to hijack my scrolling like this page does.

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    Comment #15740293

    It was an optional course for me, and also one of the hardest I took. But also one of the most enlightening, rewarding, and enjoyable of my degree.

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    Comment #15310948

    > Just tell them you don't have cash, and they'll make sure their card reader starts working. They will actually usually just suggest driving past an ATM so you can get them cash. …

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    Comment #15310920

    Correct me if I'm wrong here: MyTaxi and Gett are solely for black cabs? This makes them a lot more expensive than private hire. Their UX is also slightly behind Uber's offering. A…

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    Comment #15008733

    > Since such work would complicate the PyPy code base and our day-to-day work, we would like to judge the interest of the community and the commercial partners to make it happen (w…

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    Comment #14743568

    > It's a useless and confusing marketing buzzword A marketing buzzword is something like "web scale", which might be used by a non-technical person to describe a technology, but ha…

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    Comment #14743083

    No, I'm not peeved by the "misnomer". What is getting a bit annoying is every conversation about serverless being dominated by snarky comments about there being no such thing. As s…

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    Comment #14734843

    My favourite is a small town called Towcester - pronounced like "toaster".

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    Comment #14704383

    > Uh oh! The data scientist isn't up to date on the trends in gender studies and critical theory, better send her off to sensitivity training! The problem here wasn't that the data…

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    Comment #14644191

    pgAdmin3 is the postgres GUI tool you are looking for. Avoid pgAdmin4.

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    Comment #14405544

    These issues might have a place in technical interviews, but framing it as a question the user can get "wrong" feels a bit like you're setting a trap. In a real interview, this wou…

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    Comment #14403275

    It feels like a lot of this quiz is just trying to "catch me out" on subtle behaviours of Python I didn't know or might have forgot about. I guess this is fine if you're making a l…

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    Comment #13682647

    Is that legally enforceable?

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    Comment #12659895

    Their latitude and longitude have been mistakenly switched around.