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a5geo.org 1y ago

A5 – A global, equal-area, millimeter-accurate geospatial index

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fractaledmind.github.io 2y ago

SQLite on Rails: The how and why of optimal performance

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github.com 2y ago

Machato: A native macOS client for various LLMs

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simonwillison.net 5y ago

Porting VaccinateCA to Django

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insights.project-a.com 6y ago

Server-side tracking: surprisingly easy

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devblogs.microsoft.com 6y ago

Python in Visual Studio Code – September 2019 Release

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github.com 6y ago

Here Tracking JavaScript library is now available publicly under the MIT licence

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jekyllrb.com 6y ago

Jekyll 4.0.0 Released

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devblogs.microsoft.com 7y ago

Python in Visual Studio Code – April 2019 Release

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square.github.io 7y ago

PySurvival: An open source Python package for Survival Analysis modeling

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blog.jetbrains.com 7y ago

Jetbrains Announces Collaboration with Anaconda

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github.com 7y ago

OSS-review-toolkit: A suite of tools to assist with reviewing OSS dependencies

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code.fb.com 7y ago

Open-sourcing Python Test Runner for multiple tests in parallel

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devblogs.microsoft.com 7y ago

Python in Visual Studio Code – February 2019 Release

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www.project-a.com 7y ago

Project-A Open Sources Its Data Warehouse Infrastructure

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developer.here.com 7y ago

TIN Terrain – Visualizing Large Scale 3D Terrain with Open Source Tools (2018)

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github.com 8y ago

Mara: A lightweight ETL framework, halfway between plain scripts and Airflow

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ebaytech.berlin 8y ago

Deep Learning for Recommender Systems

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www.pyimagesearch.com 8y ago

A scalable Keras and deep learning REST API

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tapoueh.org 8y ago

Setting up psql

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twilioinc.wpengine.com 8y ago

Making Sentiment Analysis Easy with Scikit-Learn

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project-a.github.io 9y ago

On-Site Search Design Patterns for E-Commerce: Schema Structure, Ranking and More

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goto.project-a.com 10y ago

PostgreSQL Magic

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blog.jetbrains.com 11y ago

PyCharm 4.5 released

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docs.google.com 13y ago

Comparison of RSS reader alternatives to Google Reader

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www.change.org 13y ago

Petition: Keep Google Reader Running

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mobihealthnews.com 13y ago

Sleep coach company Zeo is shutting down

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peekaboo-vision.blogspot.de 13y ago

Machine Learning Cheat Sheet (for scikit-learn)

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Claude 4 1 year ago

Interestingly, both Claude-3.7-Sonnet and Claude-3.5-Sonnet rank better than Claude-Sonnet-4.

Firefox thinks that the site is a potential threat:

Firefox detected a potential security threat and did not continue to postbrainer.com. If you visit this site, attackers could try to steal information like your passwords, emails, or credit card details.

The certificate is not trusted because it is self-signed.

One Year with R 4 years ago

Great stuff. Could you maybe share a bit of these "3 dozen" scripts? This could be super helpful.

I like the analogy. But I guess the "concept" of a pizza is easier to grasp. Usually, you hire a contractor because you want a highly complex solution and most of the times the expectation, especially from a non-tech savvy person, is not in sync of what the developer estimates.

To all the people using a static site generator. How do collect emails from interested people? Is there a way to easily integrate this into the static site? Ideally it would be a simple form, that collects the data and stores it somewhere? Google Forms comes to mind but it would integrate that nicely into the UI.

I don't buy the pen testing part. I might as well sell a hammer and call it a pen testing device. Funny enough they have the following on their website:

"A hammer used maliciously can permanently damage to a third party's device. The USB Killer, used maliciously, can permanently damage a third party's device."

Contrary to this device a hammer can be used a useful tool too.