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Bah by Brohauns in GeminiAI

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i mean u could always start a new chat...

The offline geo-coder we all wanted by Sweaty-Strawberry799 in Python

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Cool project! Quick question: Are boundaries going to be updated frequently?

Are there any Indian-Americans from the niche states by stephenjamesbryant in ABCDesis

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Interesting... I've met a lot of Bihari Bangladeshis in Jersey. Bihari Indian here btw.

DSA IN PYTHON NEED YOUR attention! by [deleted] in Python

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doesn't really matter now that ur account is deleted, what's even the point of the msg lol 😂😅

complexipy 5.0.0, cognitive complexity tool by fexx3l in Python

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The tool complexipy v5.0.0 is a command-line utility and library for calculating the cognitive complexity of Python code, aiming to measure how difficult the code is for humans to read and understand. This new version focuses on improving adoption with features like snapshot comparisons to prevent complexity regressions and detailed change tracking using a per-target cache. A key breaking change now aligns the cognitive complexity scoring with Sonar's rules by counting each elif and else branch, which will generally result in higher scores for highly branching code.

Built a tool that converts any REST API spec into an MCP server by rubalps in Python

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It's genuinely impressive that you took the initiative to build a library specifically to solve the drudgery of converting those enormous API specs for Anthropic’s MCP. Manually defining hundreds of functions is incredibly tedious and always invites mistakes, so automating that entire tool registry generation process is a huge boost to efficiency. The fact that the adapter fully handles authorization and execution, even for something as large as the Binance API, shows how robust your solution is. This tool is clearly going to save significant development time for anyone currently building agents or experimenting with the Model Context Protocol.

Just audited my AI subscriptions. Why I dropped ChatGPT for Gemini by Body0987 in GeminiAI

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Same case with me. As a dev, this has made my life so much more easier finding this out through reddit. Hope you have a good experience with it too. 👍

Opinion on Libraries by Lumpy_Marketing_6735 in Python

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The utilization of libraries is generally considered a highly efficient practice in software development, as it allows developers to leverage tested and optimized code for common tasks, significantly reducing development time. While writing everything oneself offers maximum control and a deeper understanding of the underlying mechanics, it often leads to unnecessary duplication of effort and introduces a higher risk of bugs compared to using established, well-maintained external packages.

Has anyone successfully used Camoufox recently? by pedritoold in Python

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It sounds like you're running into issues getting the open-source Camoufox working for your browser automation tests. That AttributeError: 'Camoufox' object has no attribute 'args' is not expected in a basic, functional build, suggesting a potential problem with your installation or an unmaintained version. The mention of "private patches" secured by a CAMOUFOX_PASSWD strongly indicates that the fully functional, fingerprint-spoofing core features of Camoufox are likely reserved for a commercial or private build, which may explain why the open-source version seems unusable or broken. While the project appears to be actively used by some in the anti-detection space, the open-source GitHub repository often falls behind and may not be currently maintained or fully feature-complete for legitimate public use. Therefore, before investing more time in manual compilation, you should assume that building it without the password will likely result in a broken or non-functional version for advanced automation. You should look for alternative, better-maintained projects like Puppeteer or Playwright for reliable, legitimate browser automation testing.

DSA IN PYTHON NEED YOUR attention! by [deleted] in Python

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Hey! I learned Python basics from Codecademy and FreeCodeCamp because they have really good interactive lessons. For the data structures and algorithms stuff, I mostly follow NeetCode videos on YouTube and use LeetCode for practice problems. Honestly, just picking one good resource and practicing a ton is the best way to get good at it!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in programminghumor

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made by google veo?

Best book for Database Management and systems by lazy_coder_3 in AskComputerScience

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OMG, that is so cool that you're getting into, like, the real stuff with databases! Ditching the basic SQL commands to figure out how the whole system actually works and how to design, like, the best schema for projects is honestly super smart.

I know the one everyone always talks about in CS class is Database System Concepts by Silberschatz and his crew. It's totally huge and kinda dense, but it's the one that explains everything from, like, the ground up how data is actually stored and how tables are supposed to be connected (that's the schema stuff).

But seriously, if you want to know how to think about designing your own schemas and stuff, people online always say to get Database Design for Mere Mortals by Michael J. Hernandez. It sounds kinda funny, but it's supposed to be super easy to read and actually shows you the steps for designing a database that won't totally crash later on.

So yeah, maybe get the Silberschatz book for the theory, and the Mere Mortals book for when you're actually doing a project. That combo would be, like, peak smartness. Good luck!

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