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saeedesmaili.com
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| | | | | Background For quite a while now, I've been using Pocket as my go-to read-it-later app. A few months back, I found myself wanting a solution to listen to my saved articles. This led me to explore the text-to-speech feature in the Reader app. Reader gave me the convenience of linking with my Pocket account, synchronizing its inbox automatically with my saved articles. This system has worked well. I've been listening to my saved articles on Reader while continuing to save new articles on Pocket. This lets me easily revisit them later if needed. | |
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xorshammer.com
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| | | | | A while ago, I wrote a blog post called Making Money Disappear Through Infinite Iteration, and I just put out a video version of this post on youtube. Note: it's very rough and unpolished, but I hope to make more videos and get better at their production as time goes on. I'd been interested in... | |
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micro.webology.dev
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| | | | | One of the most significant Python innovations in my development toolchain was the Click utility, which simplified the creation of Python scripts. Click changed how I approach writing one-off Python scripts and made it easier for me to write better developer experiences around those scripts. Once I found django-click, writing Django management commands was a breeze, using the same Click API that I was already familiar with. Arguably, the second most significant innovation was the Typer library, built on Click, making writing Python scripts even easier. | |
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anthonysciamanna.com
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| | | Code katas provide an opportunity to practice our software development skills, recognize patterns, and learn how to apply techniques. In general, we pro... | ||
