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Изворен канал @pythonotes · Post #411 · 9 фев.

reload_flag="" if [[ -n "${DEBUG}" ]]; then reload_flag="--reload" fi if [[ -n "${WORKER_COUNT}" ]]; then workers=${WORKER_COUNT} else workers=2 fi gunicorn --workers ${workers} \ --bind 0.0.0.0:8000 \ ${reload_flag} main.wsgi Писали такие конструкции чтобы проверить наличие флага и сформировать команду правильно? На самом деле можно сделать тоже самое проще. Для этого используются операторы условной подстановки, доступные в оболочках семейства POSIX. :- для установки значений по умолчанию ${WORKER_COUNT:-2} Если переменная не объявлена, то будет дефолтное значение 2. :+ подставляет указанный текст, если переменная не пуста ${DEBUG:+--reload} Если что-то есть в переменной то распечатается текст после символа +, в противном случае - ничего. Удобно для опциональных флагов, как в нашем примере. Итого наш скрипт может выглядеть так: gunicorn --workers ${WORKER_COUNT:-2} \ --bind 0.0.0.0:8000 \ ${DEBUG:+--reload} main.wsgi Есть еще два оператора. := не только подставить дефолтное значение, но и присвоить его переменной, если она пуста # никаких переменных еще нет VAL1=${VAL2:=hello} # теперь доступны обе echo $VAL1 $VAL2 # hello hello :? остановить выполнение с ошибкой, если переменной нет. echo ${MISS:?is required} bash: MISS: is required Код выхода будет 1. #tricks#linux

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@googlefactss · Post #40219 · 29.11.2025 г., 15:04

The custom of putting candles on cakes dates back to the ancient Greeks, who honored the goddess Artemis by placing lit candles on round, moon-shaped cakes. They believed that the smoke from the candles carried their wishes and prayers up to the gods in the sky. @googlefactss#history#ancientgreece

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@googlefactss · Post #40693 · 22.02.2026 г., 23:01

The name Ethiopia comes from the ancient Greek word “Aithiopia.” It comes from “aithō” (to burn) and “ops” (face), meaning “burnt face.” Ancient Greeks used this word to describe dark-skinned people living south of Egypt. The word appears in the works of Homer, who lived around the 8th century BCE. 🌍🔥 #Ethiopia#History#AncientGreece#DidYouKnow@googlefactss

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@googlefactss · Post #40123 · 18.11.2025 г., 19:01

In ancient Greece, rhaphanidosis was a documented punishment for adultery 📜. Those convicted would have a radish root inserted into their anus as both physical penalty and public shaming . [Source] 🍑🥕 @googlefactss#AncientGreece#History#HistoricalFacts#Vegetables

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@googlefactss · Post #40239 · 02.12.2025 г., 19:00

The first vending machine was invented in the 1st century AD by Greek engineer Heron of Alexandria. It dispensed holy water when a coin was inserted—the weight tilted a lever, opening a valve to release water before the coin dropped. 💧⚖️ [Learn more] @googlefactss #History#Inventions#Engineering#AncientGreece

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@googlefactss · Post #40236 · 02.12.2025 г., 07:04

🌍 Over 2,200 years ago, the Greek mathematician Eratosthenes calculated Earth’s circumference using only a stick and his brain — and he was almost exactly right! 📏 By observing shadows in two cities, he calculated the Earth was about 40,000 km around. Ancient genius at its finest! [Source] @googlefactss#AncientGreece#ScienceHistory#Eratosthenes#EarthCircumference#AncientScience

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@googlefactss · Post #40689 · 21.02.2026 г., 23:01

In ancient Athens, some elite men formed socially recognized relationships with adolescent boys called eromenos. The adult, erastes, acted as a mentor, teaching the boy skills and introducing him to society. These relationships were accepted at the time and had strict social rules: the boy had to be young and not fully grown. Once he reached adulthood, remaining in that role was considered inappropriate.. 🏛️📜 @googlefactss#AncientGreece#History#Athens#Culture#Mentorship#Elite#law