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deepakjois
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(author of post here) I still use both Go and Python. But Python gives me access to a lot more libraries that do useful stuff. For example the YouTube transcript example I wrote ab…
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Comment #44371090
C# too: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-dotnet-run-...
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Comment #44370677
uvx is useful to run scripts inside PyPi packages. It does not support running Python scripts directly You can use uvx run scripts with a combination of the --with flag to specify …
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Comment #22107457
I tried Raindrop.io and was impressed enough to get an annual subscription to it. My main use case was to have a single place for all my bookmarks across Android, iOS, OS X and Lin…
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Comment #16067302
Does anybody know if running TLP has any specific advantages over running powertop?
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Comment #16067274
Most of the issues were sorted out by kernel updates, and a BIOS update I performed recently. The only thing that Arch clearly improved was the Bluetooth experience, which was very…
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Comment #16058325
Just chiming in with another recommendation for the T470, which I currently own. It has a pretty decent battery life. I wrote about my experiences with installing Linux on it here:…
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Comment #15852578
All the resources suggested in replies to the parent thread seem great. I also found that somebody put out an illustrated guide to Kubernetes networking on Medium: * Part 1: https:…
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Comment #15849130
Not directly related, but can someone recommend a beginners resource to understand Kubernetes networking? There are some good ones out there that explain basic Kubernetes concepts …
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Comment #15156911
A good summary of the key arguments in the book can be found in this programme that aired on BBC, hosted by David Graeber himself (the author of the book) http://www.bbc.co.uk/prog…
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Comment #3690749
Great article. Does it say anything about the crowd that hangs out here, that this article did not get upvoted enough to make to the front page?
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Comment #2732057
I like the approach taken in this thread : http://lesswrong.com/lw/3gu/the_best_textbooks_on_every_subj... One of the rules the poster imposed was for the participants to name the …