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mirkonasato

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    Comment #41134540

    It's from 2019 so things may have changed since, but there's a great video on YouTube explaining "How Google Search indexes JavaScript sites" straight from the horse's mouth: https…

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    Comment #34368979

    Effectively superseded by https://github.com/coqui-ai/TTS

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    Comment #32554883

    Sounds similar to Trine - https://trine.com/ - based in Sweden.

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    Comment #22375147

    You're probably referring to this incident back in 2015: https://web.archive.org/web/20151129084740/https://blog.udem...

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    Comment #22374019

    > They mostly target lower income internet natives Seems to me they're increasingly targeting businesses, with their Udemy for Business offering that is a subscription service. I h…

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    Comment #22020752

    Ok, ease of deployment in that specific context makes some sense. You could still have separate source files, and bundle them together for deployment, but that would add a build st…

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    Comment #22019341

    I never used Bottle and don't doubt the comments saying it's a great framework, but I'm more interested on the "single file" approach in general. bottle.py may be a single file but…

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    Comment #21529958

    31 December 2021 is the official deadline. http://www.ansa.it/sito/notizie/flash/2019/09/12/-mose-conse...

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    Comment #21529610

    The fear is that the gates will need to be closed too often and for too long, damaging the lagoon’s ecosystem: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-07372-3

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    Comment #21528809

    The MOSE project is supposed to protect Venice from high tides, with mobile barriers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOSE_Project Unfortunately it's been under planning first and th…

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    Comment #21395954

    As soon as I read "meditation may be the enemy of activism" the image of the Vietnamese monk Thích Quảng Đức burning himself to death in 1963 popped up in my mind. From Wikipedia (…

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    Comment #21149152

    That's ironic since the Agile Manifesto was originally written by software developers, in 2001. The problem is that since then - as Dave Thomas put it in his "Agile is Dead (Long L…

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    Comment #20723372

    A quick search on "communication range" returns as first result a post [1] calling it a myth. "Hollingworth was writing specifically about leadership, and in childen, but Towers ex…

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    Comment #20693589

    > the Amiga did not have Lotus 123, MS Word, Multiplan, or Excel I remember having MaxiPlan Plus. Manual: https://archive.org/details/MaxiPlan_Plus_v1.9_1988-06_Oxxi

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    Comment #20676134

    But then again the "self" prefix means doing it to yourself, as in "self-portrait" (which is where "selfie" comes from): taking a portrait of yourself. So "selficide" would mean ki…

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    Comment #19858250

    That one also depends on PyAutoGUI https://github.com/OakwoodAI/Automagica/blob/master/setup.py...

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    Comment #19856659

    Seems like a small wrapper around PyAutoGUI - that I've used before and is great: https://pyautogui.readthedocs.io/

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    Comment #16617404

    npm does support "scoped packages"[1], since 2015. More projects are starting to use them, e.g. Angular publishes packages like @angular/core, @angular/forms, etc. [1] https://docs…

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    Comment #16469050

    I had some fun doing something similar with Neo4j a few years ago: https://github.com/mirkonasato/graphipedia (The code may need some tweaks to work with the latest Neo4j version.)…

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    Comment #16408267

    I think many people just don't realize that Udemy is a "marketplace"[1]. Yes, anyone can publish a course there, provided it meets some requirements. In the early days, Udemy's sta…

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    Comment #16405273

    YouTube has the same issue: people upload copyright-infringing material there all the time. Do you refuse to use YouTube as well? In fact pretty much any platform that allows users…