Splendor

Same here. Everyone was envious of the kids with nice writing implements...triangle grips included.

Is there a simple example somewhere of the types of optimizations Nuitka makes? I clicked around the site and couldn't find one.

I think there's a distinction between a park and a preserve.

That's referenced in the first sentence of the article.

It would be nice to know what methodology (if any) was used to compile this list.

I understand why the article is focusing on the "misconfiguration" but the real mistake here is asking for (and providing) sensitive data via email at all.

> "Walking the trail of tears with each other..."

I know the historical reference but I'm not sure I understand what the author is actually talking about here.

42K is low but the product appeals to a very small segment of consumers: Snapchat users, who don't wear prescription eyeglasses, who happen to have a face shape complimented by the single size/style of Spectacles.

Out of curiosity, is there a reason you've chosen to focus on "dark" events in the path? Is it because of the shadow metaphor? I'm sure there are plenty of good things that happened in the path too.

I don't know about the other sites in your list but the Minidoka Internment Camp is 70 miles too far south to see the total eclipse.

In your case I would recommend Effective Python and/or Fluent Python if you haven't read those.

Well having to pay attention to every Slack notification invites its own sort of distraction.

Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...

There's ground-penetrating_radar but that just helps you know where to toil.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground-penetrating_radar

Also:

* What happens if fewer employees volunteer than is required to meet delivery demand?

I don't think anyone lacks understanding as to why businesses dislike unions.

I 100% agree. IMO this is the same problem I see on YouTube. A channel becomes popular (and in some cases partly funded by YouTube itself) and adds new shows to their channel. This makes it harder to find the content I want and less likely to watch.

Because it's a metric advertisers care about.

No doubt the timing of releasing this news on the holiday weekend was deliberate; intended to reach as few people as possible.

I stopped reading the article at this point. This is a big claim to make without any proof.

Related: How Saturday Night Live created their title sequence

http://www.alex-buono.com/how-we-did-it-snl-titles-sequence/

Reading this story made me curious as to why software companies haven't made an effort to exclude sales in that area. It seems like that would at least get you out of that jurisdiction.

IANAL but purposefully hiding the transactions may just open you up to other legal issues.

Cheaper than the $99 Intro license?

Relevant post by Jeff Atwood: https://blog.codinghorror.com/to-ecc-or-not-to-ecc/

In the case of the current headline "Government" obviously means "US Government".

Is this a "work at your own pace" type of course? I couldn't tell from the site.

Balihoo | Senior Software Developer | Boise, ID | ONSITE

https://balihoo.com/career/senior-software-developer/

> Brave is a fast, open source, privacy-focused browser

> The Brave browser knows where users spend their time

Well, which one is it?