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cmcginty
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Comment #27735788
Also interesting is the Citigroup Center building in NYC that almost suffered a catastrophic failure after construction completed in 1977. > Due to material changes during construc…
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Comment #20341822
I've been watching all of Modern Vintage Gamer's content for about 9 months now. This guy puts out some really nice videos with high production quality. There was a great video abo…
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Comment #19922906
Taking a left turn here, but how is it "easy" to setup solar? At the minimum you'll need a master electrician to sign-off on your install and might be hard to find after-the-fact.
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Comment #19189031
I have a Rock64 NAS box running an RK3328 chip.
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Comment #18951248
Please forgive me, but how is this easier to use than make? I see a lot of these "reimplement tool X in language Y" projects, but what is the point if it's not actually solving the…
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Comment #18615274
color me shocked
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Comment #18556015
I wouldn't touch this considering how quickly Google shuts things down. Maybe if it's still available in 5 to 10 years.
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Comment #18267076
Or just use pip-tools to automatically update dependency versions.
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Comment #18208969
Unfortunately you have not provided a lot of examples to go along with your major complaints. I feel like at some level, every language will have its idiosyncrasies that create ann…
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Comment #18142614
"If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it." I would suggest starting by gathering data to show you CEO where you think you can make improvements. Sometimes just applying a sta…
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Comment #17183671
>I prefer hiring people in their 30ies. >I’m not sure ageism is really a big problem though. I'm not sure you can put both those statements together without sounding uninformed.
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Comment #17017904
sponge is great when you want to read and write to the same file: cat file.txt | grep -v secret | sponge file.txt
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Comment #17008454
For a language that assigns gender to articles (e.g. German) what do you do when you want to be more inclusive?
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Comment #17005694
Yup, math checks out. 80k words a book, so say 120k words/week. If you read 200 wpm then this would take about 10 hours or 1.5h per day.
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Comment #16946366
I think it would help if they placed more limits on how much one person can interact with the site at a time. If you are someone that sits on SO for 8 hours a day every day, then t…
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Comment #16905649
The author was on a recent episode of Talk Python. https://talkpython.fm/episodes/show/147/quart-flask-but-3x-f...
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Comment #16791162
Spot on regarding price comparisons between brands. The cost difference is really not significant over life of the device, and in historical context of computing power per $. I get…
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Comment #16791139
Can we talk about how terrible the config/ordering experience for an X1 is compared to Apple? Why does Lenovo (and Dell) make it so difficult to actually buy an X1 without being a …
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Comment #16722201
When did people stop using RSS? After Google Reader was available, I've never looked back.
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Comment #16645632
One word. NIMBY
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Comment #16614353
The commenters on that post are very narrow-minded and should not be downvoting and making pointless comments. That said, I think for SO you should word the question so that it can…
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Comment #16562135
I usually create reminders from my desktop but I want to READ, DISMISS, SNOOZE and RESCHEDULE them on my phone. This led me to combine two usefull apps. 1) Remind Me Later ( https:…
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Comment #16462036
pip-compile --upgrade pip-compile --upgrade-package are also necessary features to quickly track your dependencies (and transitive deps). pipenv uses pip-tools, but they haven't ex…