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jorge-fundido

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    Comment #49030588

    It's not a sampling problem, but more a gambling problem, as in the gambler's fallacy?

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    Comment #29755427

    Tend to your personal relationships like a garden, especially when you're younger since it becomes much more difficult to establish meaningful relationships the older you get. It's…

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    Comment #29494785

    I'm not commenting on the merits of Georgism or the article. I found it curious that Krugman was quoted 5 times in the article. Is that someone to be taken seriously? Wondering if …

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    Comment #26933732

    Middleware comes to mind (eg caches, proxies, api gateways).

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    Comment #25614210

    Throwing this out there for criticism... I use `python3 -m pip install -t .pip -r requirements.txt` and add .pip to my PYTHONPATH. That works for me without having to use any of th…

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    Comment #25127493

    Why are cases important? Assuming PCR, can get whatever result you want with the cycle threshold (discussion begins around minute 3:50): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_Vy6fgaBPE…

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    Comment #24083008

    Killer keyboard feature for me is ~/Library/KeyBindinds/DefaultKeyBinding.dict - all text controls honor that. Very nice way to get basic emacs shortcuts defined. I've yet to find …

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    Comment #21813541

    > If you're going to rely on a fancy shell anyway, why not just throw make out of the loop altogether? I think can still add value in that scenario as the standard project entrypoi…

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    Comment #20603179

    Perhaps it's just a factual element. Or perhaps the intention is `s/python/pragmatic/`. Yeah, python sucks in many ways but is it really so horrible? I know! Let's ask the reader t…

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    Comment #17851776

    My approach is to copy, paste, & tailor the programmable completion for a command that has similar interface to my mine. Can try browsing /usr/local/share/bash-completions/completi…

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    Comment #17782989

    Try `PYTHON -m MODULE` as in `python3 -m pip` if you want to make sure to use python3's pip, `python2 -m pip` for python2, `~/bin/python -m pip` for a personal python install, etc.…

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    Comment #17736787

    I interpreted that as not making his "intro to ocaml" REPL-centric, so that things like the build tooling gets covered.

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    Comment #17400768

    For those interested in a lua example, from this article [1], I found & cherry-picked bits from here [2]. The key ingredients (to aid searching) are init_worker_by_lua_block & bala…

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    Comment #17256798

    VPN companies don't care too much about customers that are concerned about privacy - too small a percentage of their customer base. Catering to those trying access geo-blocked cont…

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    Comment #16566318

    Yes? I think we get more done in the short-to-mid-term but the fruits of our labor are less likely to survive long-term. There's no value judgement there - there are pro's & con's.…

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    Comment #16443726

    For that flavor, maybe try: python3 -m pip install -t .pip ... export PYTHONPATH=".pip:$PYTHONPATH" Use whatever directory name you prefer instead of .pip. Mucking with PYTHONPATH …

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    Comment #15487318

    Lack of gossip in zookeeper makes changes in cluster topology much more painful.

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    Comment #13725213

    I tell people to `ipython; %magic`. For all of python's faults, that REPL is the gold standard and makes for a nice way to learn the language.

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    Comment #13696058

    All the yak shaving around: room history, notifications, security.

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    Comment #13663695

    Also, doesn't the +/- sigma rule only apply to a normal (gaussian) distributions?

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    Comment #13424570

    Are there any tools or sites where crowd-sourced dictionaries is a key feature? As a developer of an app, I would like to have basic actions (eg open, save, login, cancel, ok) tran…

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    Comment #12698470

    I think context/scale/application is important. Classical Newtonian physics takes us pretty far pretty accurately until we get to more micro or macro scales. For example, if wantin…

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    Comment #12364288

    While I view python metaclasses (metaprogramming in general) as a tool of last resort, I have to agree with you. I applaud the attempt - I think it fills an important gap between l…

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    Comment #12364248

    Although after looking at it some more, it bears little semblance to bash - kills my "common denominator" argument. I prefer a more bash-booster approach: bash plus common function…