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Comment #46205011
That comment made my day. I actually had an intern like that!
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Comment #44854811
Also, well, I mean... If there's all that time/effort involved... Just get yourself some tea, coffee, doodle on some piece of paper, do some push-ups, some yoga, prey, meditate, br…
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Comment #44509612
So, actually, on the museum's ticketing site they say that the internet tickets are sold out, but if you actually get there, there's a limited amount of tickets that are sold each …
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Comment #43903835
Don't be hard on yourself. We're in the same boat. There is two things I validated from reading Barbara Oakley and Kató Lomb is that a) it's okay to be a slow learner b) it's okay …
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Comment #42303958
If one of your browsers has this feature, just toggle reader view.
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Comment #42299955
Yes, you can. It has to be where there is templating language of course (you cannot put a breakpoint on a arbitrary div for example), you can also debug the rendering of the templa…
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Comment #42294936
Well, as previously stated in Pycharm and Visual Studio (not tested on others) there is. If I remember correctly, both will install their requirements remotely and then allow you t…
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Comment #42290626
Not trolling, but what's wrong with visual remote debugging using either Pycharm or Visual Studio? I find it much more rich information wise than using pdb.
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Comment #40829619
Same here, m&m's are nefarious indeed.
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Comment #34350990
Also, do not forget to integrate with Sentry [ https://sentry.io/ ] or something that does the same thing. It will also keep you sane.
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Comment #34350980
If you try to keep everything in one app, you'll have gigantic views.py, models.py, etc. Nobody wants to work with those. Also, a simple typo in those files can bring your whole sy…
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Comment #34350945
Although it goes against certain opinions AND if you set a norm for their use, signals are the way to go. You can either decide that signals code will live in the app where the obj…
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Comment #26513028
I've always wondered if fireworks were polluting or not (my uneducated guess would say yes)... Anyway this is pretty cool!
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Comment #24021883
I've decided to play it simple albeit "old school" (because Docker seemed to add its own set of headaches - also not every project needs to do micro services or work with clusters …
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Comment #18826056
I did not know they made one. Thanks!
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Comment #18826049
Does Duckduckgo makes a browser now? Or do you mean that like most of non geeky folks you access websites not by typing an url in the address bar of a browser but instead by going …
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Comment #18515664
Why don't you just use Windows with the included Ubuntu subsystem? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
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Comment #18515651
2010 17 inches Macbook Pro. This machine is a tank. Still using it. Still productive.
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Comment #17416393
The Django ORM for example. You can ever traverse relations and still use the same syntax: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.0/topics/db/queries/#loo...
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Comment #16927485
I'm still using/programming and typing on my 2010 17 inches MacBook Pro. The keyboard still works perfectly whereas my acquaintances that have bought newer models have had the keys…
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Comment #13228641
>Smaller but hi-dpi, and with far greater color accuracy and brightness. Also, you can hook up an external monitor, apparently lugging 17" beasts around wasn't popular enough to ca…