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__marvin_the__

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About __marvin_the__

Python user. Nothing to see here.

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    Comment #45192956

    > or any phone for that matter. I'm strapping phone to my arms during runs; for me, shaving off those extra grams count. Bought an Infinix specifically for this reason. I didn't sp…

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    Comment #38987036

    TIL of KlongPy (and Klong). Looking at the project page, I think it looks really cool. https://pypi.org/project/klongpy/

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    Comment #35675197

    > Duolingo banked on the gamification, and that works really well. However, learning a language is only incidental. Agree to a point. I used Duolingo as a stepping stone to studyin…

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    Comment #34592013

    I have personally never had a problem with activating a virtualenv and `pip install`-ing inside it. Most libraries nowadays also specify minimum versions for packages (e.g., >=3.6,…

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    Comment #34573144

    > If they can find any fault in a question or answer they will take the opportunity to do so. This has been my experience with learn language subreddits as well. I will give a one …

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    Comment #34300580

    Not the author but it seems that the site was made using Quarto [1] which uses pandoc [2] behind the scenes for producing the final output. The pandoc website suggests EPUB is poss…

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    Comment #34202796

    Here's the link for Jetbrains survey results last year. There's web dev (django perhaps), dev ops and sys ad, education, and software testing. https://lp.jetbrains.com/python-devel…

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    Comment #34039075

    > Is RSS still being used? I am also curious. I've enjoyed Outlook 365 RSS reader for a long time but I just cancelled my subscription. Currently navigating through Thunderbird. Re…

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    Comment #32749689

    In the latest (that I can find) Excel team's Reddit AMA [0], Python was not addressed at all. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/m22uc6/we_are_the_mic...

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    Comment #32676284

    This makes sense. Maybe over time, the community average will move up according to some arbitrary metric. But the benchmark of "being average" means it's relative to the community.…

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    Comment #32215620

    Python's `collections.Counter` is written in Python and is a subclass of the builtin `dict` type. I don't think it's comparable to something like using `pandas` to solve the proble…

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    Comment #32195165

    Chris Webb's BI blog ( https://blog.crossjoin.co.uk/feed/ ). Facebook Engineering and LinkedIn Engineering also support RSS.

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    Comment #30755056

    Love the acknowledgement for Stefan Schnell('s SAP Tracker). His SAP Blogs contributed a lot to my VBScripts. I've always been averse to "low code, no code" solutions. Most of the …

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    Comment #30440539

    Lots of my peers are going to Malta. I wonder how is it.

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    Comment #30403688

    I just got reminded of this scene from Big Bang Theory. Sheldon: laughing at his own joke Howard: I haven't seen him laugh that hard since the day Leonard made that multiplication …

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    Comment #30394374

    Definitely this. I was a long time Notepad++ fan but immediately changed tune soon as I tried VS Code.

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    Comment #30386237

    > He couldn’t escape the sense that hitting on someone in person had, in a short period of time, gone from normal behavior to borderline creepy. As a Z-ennial, this was one of my c…