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💡 Just watched this lecture on programming paradigms - probably the most insightful yet. Deep dive into how #gcc works, compiler & linker quirks, and how memory packing can silently cause infinite loops https://t.co/tkZ4c0uVij

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@raymondh Which is a better way to move an iterator one step forward: `for x in iterator: break` or `x = next(iterator, None)`? https://t.co/BWkPWdzazi

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@raymondh An example that impressed me when I first saw it https://t.co/8neiwxmmZ1

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@LinuxHandbook If only you're not in vi-mode

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@LinuxHandbook Not quite. It doesn’t work like that until you’ve faced the issue yourself.

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@geidelguerra @LinuxHandbook Why?

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@LinuxHandbook As a Linux user, you need to avoid overcomplicating things when you feel like you're making your life "easier."

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@renepijl @raymondh As usual, there are exceptions to every rule. I wonder if Gödel's incompleteness theorem offers a parallel here?

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A day-making discovery. I stumbled upon a new quirky weirdness of Google Translate today. Can you spot the joke? #ElEncargado #googletranslate

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@dutc_training @pycon @dontusethiscode I remember this one, great sense of humor, I like it.
https://t.co/bQtAUCBioI

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@wittamina @f_sterczewski @MiastoJestNasze @PKP_PLK_SA Dzisiaj nauczyłem się nowego słowa: pech - bad luck 😄

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@dutc_training @dontusethiscode Although I missed the first part, the ending turned out to be very fruitful. I've been thinking about recursions in SQL for the last few days, so thanks for the clear explanation of how it works.

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@TamimiNas Just for comparison, the appearance of #toml vs #yaml

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@TamimiNas @TamimiNas If we're talking about visual experience, then imo TOML looks more pythonic than YAML

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@TamimiNas TOML? 🤔

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@TamimiNas I think it's more like ??? & Python, ie. Python as an orchestration tool for running ??? modules. Anyway, I can't figure out the punch line based on the first 2 records 🤷‍♂️

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find ~/Videos -type f | while read f; do [[ $(file -b --mime-type "$f") =~ "video" ]] && ffprobe -v quiet -show_entries format=duration -of csv="p=0" "$f"; done | awk '{t+=$1} END{h=int(t/60/60); m=int(t/60)%60; s=t%60; printf "%02i:%02i:%02.2f\n", h, m, s}'

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I calculated the total length of all the videos I've collected so far and it turns out that it would take 218 days to watch them all 3 hours a day (~657 hours in total). Too much, especially considering that most of it was saved "just in case".

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@justmarkham IMO 🇭 and 🇵 are the main two to start from. Thanks for the illustration. I didn't know about multi-line edit support in Jupyter 👍

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@mertdoganli @__mharrison__ May I ask you what made you think about creating an executable file in this case?