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Ohhh this is really cool!

A little bit better way to navigate back and forth on results would be amazing.

But loving it, nice demo.

Oh man, that's lovely. Awesome project!

I believe he was being sarcastic and talking about old fashioned, actual paper books.

python comes by default on mac and linux. Even sonoma without rectangle is hell.

Everyone making so much a menace about the 90's coming back. Please let it happen man! it can't be too much worse than this!

I yell Akin's laws to any new coworker like a drill sargent.

It leaves such a lasting impression. I find myself remembering some pieces on many ocassions. With my kids, my projects, some aspect of self absorbedness on my own goals.

Ah, yes, the misterious technology from a country on a 50+ years blockade. Totally not made out.

That's a pretty political statement Dale.

Like people being hang for climing labor rights or doors being closed leading to fires killing a lot of working women.

That kind of violence...

If it's preventing your users to switch to your platform, it's your problem too...

I'm doing machine learning over raster data and found this nice library with a lot of utility functions and a good looking workflow to integrate with sk-learn.

Didn't saw it poster before. Hope you like it.

PD: I'm in no way affiliated with the project.

The jargon file is trully an amazing relic. I love to get back to it from time to time. Your tools looks like an amazing overvamp for it! Great work!

What's with this comment section? there's a lot of dead comments...

Not only the small central american nations. Look up the Operation Condor. We have our share of USA backed coupes all over south america too.

Impressive work getting the beta out. It looks quite solid and feature full. Def will be transitioning figma into this.

Awesome project!

I guess `quitRequested` falls in:

> anything that runs for as long as the user says it should run;

Per the article...

Awesome project. Really nice interface work.

I came to comment on this. It's really an amazing movie. Specially if you get it to see in 3D. Literally a greater depth on the issue.

Excellent rundown of many problems I've encountered in recent versions of npm and node.

I've never ever got `audit fix` or `audit fix --force` to solve any of the mentioned vulnerabilities. Ever. I even relied on downloading every dependency one by one to find that there where other offending packages. I just gave up.

It's really useless and deceptive.

Agile, is in practice, a way to have the dev team under more strict scrutiny than anyone else in the org. It doesn't happen anywhere else, mostly because other industries have a long standing unions and working rights instead of free "professionals" doing services.

I really see no problem with all the above.

And the format is in a some kind of revival. Some of the best content I get is from newsletters these days.

Well to be fair. If more population were concerned an actively participating in democracy, by at the least get out and go to vote, some thing would change, for sure.

USA has the lowest participation on any democracy I know.

Universal obligatory vote is something that does wonders and produce actual change.

Before the Law is my top favorite short story of all time.

Fathom is open source https://github.com/usefathom/fathom

> Yes. Yes, you could do that if you wanted your class to be slow to import, wrapped up by more than 1000 lines of tangled decorator magic, and inflexible.

At first I thought: there's no way someone is this categorical about some obscure aspect of python's internals, then I noticed it's from dabeaz. What a man :)

Or that you disregard some symptoms as normal because your smoking habit: coughing, dry throat, etc.

Mate doesn't have a tilde in the e ;P

source: Am argentinian.