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you know Europe is a lot of different countries right?

brilliant!

It's funny and saddening at the same time to see how often the first entry on HN is a worthless/incorrect/inaccurate/ article .

When it comes to plotting stuff with JS HighCharts is the ugly thing that gets the job done. I think at this point I tried at least 10 different libs and always ended up wasting lot of time because some basic feature was missing (eg. tooltips, zoom, some sort of chart, log scale, decent theme support, ...)

The right title should be: how to loose all or most your money by using crypto currencies

Based on half dozen people telling that to buzzfeed...

Why did you decide to build the queuing/messaging part? There are plenty of solid options out there (eg. RabbitMQ)

I did not really get the difference between 1. and 2. puzzlers, don't they test the same scenario?

What about paid phone support?

What if Arizona decides to adopt DST?

Very interesting new feature, anyone has already some experience with the Core API implementation of DRF?

Agreed, though %edit is still a better (and already existing) way to deal with multi line in my opinion ;)

"The awkward dependencies on pyreadline for Windows and gnureadline for Mac prompted Thomas Kluyver to replace the old machinery with a brand new pure-python readline replacement: prompt_toolkit."

I was waiting for something like this for years!

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Been using Sentry since early versions (even contributed some crappy plugins myself) and moved to hosted service immediately. Great tool, I am glad to hear this news!

not the best job in the history of data collection. Lot of percentages are incorrect, categorization for many parties debatable (if not plain wrong)...

By right the writer means extreme right wing. Lot of right parties (PdL in Italy, VVD in NL, ...) are not listed in that category (and least not in the fancy charts)

it turns out that the decorator "rewrite" the fn code. that's at least how the synchronized decorator does its own magic. Once I saw that in the source code (and other few hacks) I was sure I was never going to use this lib :)

source looks surprising, for instance the decorators parse the decorated function code and build an AST (still have to find out why)

Schools are a very a good place to learn about this stuff too :)

0.5% and 2% are still really high!

Interesting 8/10 years ago!

first time I hear about it! Crazy how many tools try to solve this kind of problem nowadays :O

That's a nice discount from the 800M they were supposed to pay.

good news, it's already like this. you can buy parts and replace them yourself :O

yep, that's not the kind of docs I expect for this sort of software :) Given how busy this space is, why would anyone ever use this tool?

no docs no party

in your opinion

Quite misleading title you have here.