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ntoll
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Comment #44862978
You mean, collaborative coding a la Google docs? Nope. :-) There is no back-end through which one could coordinate such things. It's all done in-browser.
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Comment #44862595
Ever wanted to quickly share and run Python code via a URL? Well, now you can! PySnippets is JSFiddle or CodePen but for Python in the browser (via PyScript). It's a static website…
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Comment #44811043
Antonio is a star. He's also a very talented artist.
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Comment #39355567
I wonder what old school international grandmasters like Theydon Bois (France), Pim Li Ko (China) and Will Esden-Green (UK) would think of the modern game... We've lost the creativ…
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Comment #33519910
Thirded... our world is a better place because of Sam and his contributions.
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Comment #30083267
I skim in the morning for "News". I avoid otherwise because of the "Hacker" (i.e. tech bro) vibes.
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Comment #30020501
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/lewis-herber-murray-... (Lewis Herber is pseudonym of Murray Bookchin)
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Comment #29563651
This is a similar project (by a friend), that recreates the look and feel of the outstanding UK Government design system: https://gdcss.netlify.app/ Same idea and Pico (classless, …
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Comment #28562466
I managed to get MicroPython versions of these working on a micro:bit with the speaker directly plugged into the IO pins. Lots of fun, and MicroPython was definitely quick enough. …
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Comment #28233225
... writing a blog can also be life changing. Putting thoughts into words for others to understand is a creative activity that keeps on giving for all sorts of subtle reasons. (Wha…
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Comment #28231509
I read this way back when. It deserves its status as a classic. I highly recommend it.
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Comment #28046783
Some fun archaeology and digging around into the dark and weird corners of PyPI. I, for one, didn't realise that "Kenneth Reitz" is a perfectly valid version number! :-)
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Comment #27808241
The ultimate source of this is Aristotle... the original is (from memory), something like this: Those who can, do; those who understand, teach.
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Comment #27728604
Perhaps a more humorous illustration of the same principle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAz_UvnUeuU
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Comment #27728542
The only failure of education that I see around here relates to the schooling of HN users who don't have the wherewithal or self awareness to understand that they're pushing ignora…
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Comment #26831091
Eyup Daniele, it's great to see this get some recognition and visibility. It's a very useful framework for documentation. Best of luck with the job hunt..!
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Comment #26424437
Me too
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Comment #25926832
I'm an open source contributor. I've worked/collaborated with Adafruit. They support the ecosystem. Perhaps they don't blow their own trumpet in this respect (and should, so you co…
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Comment #25406586
The "bits that are missing" relate to Python's standard library, which is huge. MicroPython has svelte versions of many of Python's standard library modules... Pick and choose what…
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Comment #25147327
Yup. Kudos to the maintainers and volunteer contributors who continue to work on these tools. As some of the other comments here show, it's a thankless task.
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Comment #23711553
MicroPython is an amazing achievement, and Damien has done fantastic work growing the project.
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Comment #23079050
I know Sam (the creator) and can vouch that he's a good guy and a bit of a legend. He hasn't had the easiest of rides when it comes to sustainable support for his work. I'd encoura…
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Comment #22682967
LambdaMoo, BayMoo (and the now defunct ParkMoo) were all favourite haunts of mine in the mid-90s when I was at university. Perhaps I'm feeling nostalgic for those innocent pre-soci…