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gfrangakis
·5 yıl önce·discuss
What is this random spot with seemingly nothing around it in Russia?

https://www.lightpollutionmap.info/#zoom=5.85&lat=68.2729&lo...
gfrangakis
·5 yıl önce·discuss
That blew my mind as well. I remember it looking so good.

Xbox - 64mb

Xbox 360 - 512mb

Xbox One - 8 GB (later 12 GB)

Xbox Series X - 16 GB

This last one also surprises me, was expecting at least 32GB
gfrangakis
·5 yıl önce·discuss
Managed to make it through without being attacked by a single greyling. Quite the accomplishment
gfrangakis
·6 yıl önce·discuss
On the other hand, some people want Bitcoin to succeed so much - or rather want the price of Bitcoin to succeed because they speculate on it - that they'll engineer some fraudulent schemes in a relatively unregulated market to support their bank accounts.

I think it's likely a bit of both, but you can't deny there is something unsavory going on with Tether and these offshore exchanges
gfrangakis
·6 yıl önce·discuss
I had seen this a while ago but should take a fresh look at it - it seems like there should be a community tool that generates data providers from an openapi spec. Thanks!
gfrangakis
·6 yıl önce·discuss
I believe so - basically following the vanilla SQLAlchemy integration guide they have [0], and not trying to await query results as they do in the the async guide [1]

[0] https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/sql-databases/ [1] https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/advanced/async-sql-databases/
gfrangakis
·6 yıl önce·discuss
I'm curious - is there a tool handles solely the "frontend codebase generation" part of this? This looks great, but we already have a well-defined backend and REST API built using Python+FastAPI, with SQLAlchemy as an ORM and Postgres backing it. I am not a good UI/UX designer, but I understand and have built React applications, so really find myself looking for something that can take an OpenAPI.json spec and produce a hackable frontend codebase that follows best practices.
gfrangakis
·6 yıl önce·discuss
If you had a chuckle at Immortal's Battles in the North album cover, please watch the video for The Call of the Wintermoon [0], which was on their first album, Diabolical Fullmoon Mysticism. I'm convinced they knew it was hilarious

[0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VBdAY8eA9w