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Saphyel
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Comment #48277292
Me suena que alguien tradujo ya Python al castellano hace tiempo. Yo creo que deberiamos dejar de usar el ingles, si no cuando china empiece a dominar en temas tecnologicos, vamos …
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Comment #47674091
S3 is costly and carries significant political baggage. For a better alternative, run MinIO on a cloud provider of your choice, or stick with a secure option like Proton Drive.
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Comment #43082899
My git pre-commits are usually calling other executables or other tools, so I'm not quite sure how much it matters how fast is the git pre-commit tool. Can we have a benchmark of a…
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Comment #43057702
I moved to Spain for healthy issues. It´s cheaper to buy healthy food and I can get enough sun/heat. Of course other countries could be another option but I have only been 1 month
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Comment #42748044
Inoreader, it's free and works like a charm
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Comment #42665496
I'm actually planning to buy one too. I agree with most of the comments about 120Hz refresh, But I disagree about 4k (not enough content) and this is more personal my last monitor …
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Comment #42559377
Is this only for the US? Also can you apply to US remote from elsewhere?
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Comment #42245044
Golang it's a huge career mistake. You can comeback in 5 years to this message to confirm the obvious.
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Comment #42113944
I think everyone is moving away from Godot since the scandal, so make sense
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Comment #42078685
I see a lot of Rust projects in the market, a lot of projects done and integrated in other languages (pydantic, ruff, etc...) From Go I only saw a promotion in Google ? now is fina…
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Comment #41943283
IA is hacking itself (or trying to look like) They lost big cases so IA won't survive long anyway
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Comment #40739847
Well done! I'm curious why are you so dependant to Supabase ??
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Comment #40736694
I only use Firefox, I haven't open Chrome in months... But I try to stay away from Google most of the time, so probably not the best. And as some other people it's better Firefox o…
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Comment #40509657
Hell's paradise and Made in abyss
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Comment #40199581
Web apps, that thing that Apple killed recently.
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Comment #39580057
Slimbook works like a charm
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Comment #39448430
M ex gf apparently cheated on me and then cheated with his new bf with me
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Comment #39013402
blows my mind that in 2023 PIP still exists as it is, having in other languages good examples like: npm, composer, maver, cargo, yarn, etc.. which works like a charm since several …
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Comment #38183112
I can't wait for the next entry of their blog: "Why we moved from golang to Rust"
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Comment #38126994
Go was created for an internal promotion of a guy in Google, he already got the promotion I believe, so there's no real use case to keep using it.
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Comment #37955078
Technically wrong. Parallels only develops Flask and they want to keep Flask as minimal as possible, they don't even want to move away from the legacy optparse for Click, so this k…
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Comment #37955040
Which part of America?? in Peru? el savador? Canada? Haiti ? Nevada?
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Comment #37946168
If you want to try new options I highly recommend: * encore.dev * koyeb.com They are not as popular as other services but they provide a good service very cheap/free. I have no com…
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Comment #37946108
So this is yet another post about how terrible is the python ecosystem with the versions. The author of the post seems unfamiliar with the meaning of a major release. maxcountryman…
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Comment #37868237
I did it several years ago but it's a site to find your missing achievements in steam. You search your profile by name, then you select the game and you can see all the achievement…