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ikinsey

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About ikinsey

Website: http://www.iankinsey.com

Email: ian [at] aikbix.com

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    Comment #34960864

    https://archive.is/ztXde

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    Comment #34778899

    Unfortunately, a single developer carrying an entire software team is a common pattern in the industry. I've been in both your situation and the situation of your team mates. If le…

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    Comment #33789373

    I definitely recommend checking out Steven Black's unified hosts file [0] for DNS-level adblocking outside of one's local network. It's the default block list in Pi-Hole. [0] https…

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    Comment #33789234

    The Libre Computer is a reasonable alternative if you're okay with other brands. https://libre.computer/

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    Comment #33459810

    Schwab, they have branches everywhere and excellent customer service.

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    Comment #33087753

    Did the demand for products from polluting industry disappear in the developed world or did the factories just move overseas? Shifting blame to "underdeveloped and corrupt nations"…

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    Comment #33014312

    Can you provide an example of where this pattern of behavior happened in the past?

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    Comment #32989367

    Can you recommend any literature or resources related to Christian monastic thinking on cultivating attention?

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    Comment #32003363

    This is exactly why Go is a better option for async use cases.

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    Comment #32002790

    While not ideal, this can be mitigated with multiprocessing. Python asyncio exposes interfaces for interacting with multiple processes [1]. [1] https://docs.python.org/3/library/as…

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    Comment #32002753

    I love asyncio! It's a very well put together library. It provides great interfaces to manage event loops, io, and some basic networking. It gives you a lot of freedom to design as…

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    Comment #31655937

    Would you mind explaining why you think this is the case?

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    Comment #30166522

    YaCy is a great tool! Haven't used it all that extensively since 2012. Very good for setting up simple crawls with minimal configuration or for crawling intranets.

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    Comment #30165270

    This looks very possible. It would only require a two modules for analysis and frontier management. It would be great to collaborate on something like this!

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    Comment #30164480

    I've been developing web crawlers for the better half of a decade. They are used for various purposes such as cataloging sentiment/bias in news media, finding new tv shows to watch…