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Avoid Spam With Multiple Email Aliases

Jan 22, 2025 · 6 min read · productivity privacy email code python ·

Here I introduce my solution to deal with multiple newsletters and services requesting your email address while keeping your email private and safe.

The Egg of The Universe

Jan 27, 2023 · 2 min read · philosophy ai python ·

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I accidentally re-discovered the cosmic Egg Theory.

Setting up Django 1.3 + NGinx 1.0.5 + Green Unicorn 0.13 in an Ubuntu 11.10 EC2 instance

Dec 27, 2011 · 6 min read · python django ec2 gunicorn nginx code sysadmin ubuntu ·

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Setting up Django 1.3 + NGinx 1.0.5 + Green Unicorn 0.13 in an Ubuntu 11.10 EC2 instance

Django has become the de-facto web framework for Python. Although, since Django just specializes in dynamic content, you have to combine it (at least in production) with an HTTP server to serve static content such as css, javascript files and images files. In the past, the communication protocol between Python web …

Getting reTweets from Python

Sep 22, 2010 · 3 min read · python programming code twitter ·

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In this snippet I will show how to use the Tweepy library to get statistics from Tweeter. The script will read a sample feed from the Twitter Streaming API (https://web.archive.org/web/20100723015215/http://dev.twitter.com/pages/streaming_api) and perform the following actions: Read the sample feed Note the number of …

How to replace a substring using regex in Python

Jun 6, 2010 · 1 min read · regular expressions programming python code ·

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The problem: You match a string with your regex, but you need to replace just a portion of it. How can we do this? The trick is simple, put the text you want to replace within “()” which means “group” in regex language. If the regex works, you can replace just that portion by using Python match information, like in the …

Multiline regex pattern

May 6, 2010 · 4 min read · regular expressions c# programming python code ·

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1 Task: Parse a file and capture whatever text appears between a pair of double quotes like the following: “Catch me” Not so difficult, you could use the following regex: 1“.*” This will match any character within double quotes in a group ¿any? Well, if you have to deal with multi-line characters (CR / LF) like in the …