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IvanAnishchuk
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Comment #33590567
Tactile experience. Yeah, that's how I got into analog stuff.
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Comment #18616443
This is interesting. Somehow I missed this, using setup.cfg make much more sense than putting everything into python code. I wonder if pip-tools will allow compiling install_requir…
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Comment #18616416
Much more for what? In this context, "lockfile" means a file listing all your project dependencies with exact versions pinned. (Not semaphore-files or anything like that. It's not …
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Comment #18616387
> We could have built a tool to manipulate `requirements.txt` files There's pip-compile from https://pypi.org/project/pip-tools/ that does exactly that. Pipenv uses its resolving m…
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Comment #15643393
Not just maths. It can be used to typeset books on any topics quite well, I did it for while a few years back. Text format makes it easy to convert any sources to it, and if you do…
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Comment #15643320
I wanted to make something like for a while. I'd use a reportlab-based generator though and Jinja2 templates. Ideally, I want something that can generate both compliant and optimiz…
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Comment #15643266
I disagree. I never really used anything but LaTeX/XeLaTeX to generate my CVs but I've seen what people make in text processors and it usually sucks. On the other hand, I agree, op…
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Comment #15643243
Yep, if you're a cute almost 30 dude with 20-ish looks applying, say, to a CTO position in a startup otherwise consisting of college kids... AKA my situation except I'm not looking…
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Comment #15459769
What about actual punch cards? Maybe not the most efficient given the lack of equipment but should not be harder to print or punch than QR. And standards were around for much longe…