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aroberge
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About aroberge
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Comment #49153314
> Understanding never was the goal, results were. Understanding is the goal, both at an individual level and at a societal level. If no one can understand it, no one can teach it a…
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Comment #45810118
> Python is quickly turning into a crowded keyword junkyard * Javascript (ECMAScript) has 63 keywords. * Rust has 50 keywords. * Java has 51 keywords + 17 contextually reserved wor…
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Comment #45212381
> The workers were breaking the laws, ... How sure are we of that? Did we really get this information from trustworthy sources?
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Comment #42411472
I accept your suffering if you choose so. If I knew you personally, I would even do all I could to help and comfort you. However, I cannot condone you imposing suffering on others …
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Comment #42215849
It is not that someone else shares YOUR birthday: it is that two people (among those 23) will have the same birthday.
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Comment #42088366
He did mention he lives in France ...
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Comment #41857047
If I remember correctly, unlike the standard Python interpreter, ptpython does not support the replacement of sys.excepthook by a custom one. I know that I look at seeing if I coul…
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Comment #39792791
If they are not located in the US, why would they?
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Comment #36447775
In my experience (in a different field), it is common for researchers to acknowledge the source of their funding. In particular, researchers are keen to acknowledge funding from go…
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Comment #36069776
This is simply not true.
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Comment #35387714
Tooling is a single screwdriver. There is no "unused bits" clutter, and no need to pay someone to replace a part.
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Comment #34847362
> How bad could it be? It could suggest that someone vulnerable commit suicide and have that user do it.
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Comment #31020766
> yet didn't the truckers get robbed by the government? No. In the end, a few accounts were proactively and temporarily frozen by banks acting on their own, which they could (possi…
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Comment #30779816
No. "Dark" matter refers to something that does not interact at all with photons - not that it scatters too little light.
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Comment #30354652
electron volts is a unit of energy. Using E = mc^2, one expresses masses in the equivalent energy quantity. It turns out that electron-volts is a convenient scale for the (energy e…
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Comment #30348701
Up until a month ago, when I searched Youtube using the "latest" filter, I could reliably get the latest videos uploaded that were relevant to the search terms. Now, it shows a cou…
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Comment #30031677
44% down since November is a bit more than fluctuation I would think. Still, I agree that today's drop should not be described as a crash.
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Comment #29971554
You could also perhaps look at https://friendly-traceback.github.io/docs/index.html
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Comment #29928838
A modern version using Python is https://reeborg.ca/reeborg.html
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Comment #29909996
One way might be to do like what IDLE does (I think) which is to essentially print the traceback to a string and extract the information. An alternative is to use https://friendly-…
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Comment #28949399
Perhaps a better approach is to click on "favorite" at the top. I personally find it easier than trying to go through my comments history.
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Comment #28744984
You can already get this information for Python 3.6+ with https://friendly-traceback.github.io/docs/index.html
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Comment #28039667
I really like the look of it! If it were possible to easily turn it into something that could be shared privately and live for collaboration with other people, it would be perfect.…
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Comment #27752147
Imagine a spherical cyclist ;-) Mass scales like the cube of its radius. Surface area (air resistance) scales like the square of the radius. As the radius (mass) increases, the air…