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ivthreadp110
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Comment #33192521
I like SciTE (it's not as popular as Notepad++)-- https://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html
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Comment #27176375
Something I call Event Stream Assistant. I found myself commonly having to code small utilities for message brokering management/assistance (over and over again)- for the simple th…
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Comment #23509362
Abysmal exception handling, Character encoding issues, Incongruity code style, Delusional developers. (I'm in that last category for sure)... but hmmm... probably should check myse…
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Comment #23296801
center of the earth
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Comment #23120062
I responded without reading anyone else's comments-- I'm so happy that my Past [name], Future [name], dialogue is something other people do! You're "other me" is the same as my "Pa…
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Comment #23120021
Sometimes-- but most of the time when I look at code I wrote and was proud of but 6months or a year later-- I'm like, what was I thinking- I would of done it differently now. I cal…
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Comment #22551024
https://teachablemachine.withgoogle.com/models/1lXY78MD/ Also terrifying... I mean, it's google... after all - Pretty sure my android device knows when I'm touching my face when it…
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Ask HN: Imagine worse then error handling with sloppy exception handling?
So I have been dealing with a complied closed source program that fails in a grandious way. It leaves no logs behind, it just kinda blows up. You have to kill -9 it, anything short…
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Comment #18448850
SAS Viya. Enough said.
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Comment #17786164
Because so many people/companies think about security as a secondary thing, and in most places Improving Security is some really simple changes.
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Comment #17763958
I know how you feel- It's always rewarding when you worked on something but never finished it- you knew it was a good idea when doing it-- then years later someone else does someth…
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Comment #17613759
I really enjoyed Angular 1.x, was not happy with the 2.0 version (other then they fixed some critical performance issues with scaling websites). It was perfect for making simple si…
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Comment #17233828
Upfront, I'm not a Apple person. I generally buy Business Class windows machines (after making sure I can install Linux on them). While their speakers generally arnt the best, I do…
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Comment #16886976
AutoIt3 for some windows automation. Python and bash/shell scripts.
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Comment #16800642
Ah- I was not aware they had an LTS with different versioning. (And I did attend DjangoCon many years ago)- I clicked on this article initially because I was curious with what USSD…
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Comment #16800613
Why Django 1.1? Super old school right? I'm actually suprised that Django supported Python3 fully back then... then again I've been super slow to switch to Python3 but I think my e…
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Comment #16548897
I can't wait to see how they monetize it. That is something I like. Should be interesting.
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Comment #16084681
Python backend is easy to learn. JS for front end is critical. For JavaScript, make your life easier- start at ES6. For Python for backend start super simple for small projects. Bo…
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Comment #16068569
Thanks for the starter kit- I'm always looking for new framework launch and go... Wondering if you could include babble with it?
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Comment #16068562
Cleaver Beavers :) Nice read!
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Comment #16026835
A clock on PST (I live in EST). 3d Printed various objects. 3d Printer (I overtook the desk next to me). Lots of clutter. Papers, Misc. Junk. Misc D&D items (Team building). Peak P…
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