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   Show HN: Pyinfra v1.4(github.com)

   3 points by Fizzadar 5y ago|3 comments
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   by Fizzadar 6y ago

   This has reminded me of a weekend project I made that compares AWS/Azure/etc in a similar table ( https://providers.stacksetup.com/ ).
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   by Fizzadar 6y ago

   There is also "Swaggy Stocks" which tracks this, as well as a bunch of othere WSB related stuff! https://swaggystocks.com/dashboard/wallstreetbets/ticker-sen...
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   Replacing ReadTheDocs with GitHub(pointlessramblings.com)

   1 points by Fizzadar 6y ago|0 comments
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   by Fizzadar 6y ago

   Did a double take at first reading the post as if from a 3rd party but on the ArcType blog - then saw the original link at the bottom! While the ArcType screenshot looks cool the main website is absolutely unusable - I counted 7+mb of JavaS
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   by Fizzadar 6y ago

   Did not know about the pricing change (no email or any attempted communication it seems). Will be moving to GH actions immediately, bye bye Travis.
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   by Fizzadar 6y ago

   I don't think it's impossible to have (relatively) lightweight hybrid apps. The article focuses entirely on electron, which ships a whole browser. There are other options, such as pywebview, that use the system native browser. Sti
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   by Fizzadar 6y ago

   I guess this means no updating to 5 or Big Sur then, I'll be keeping the kernel extension, thank you Apple.
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   by Fizzadar 6y ago

   I've toyed around with this idea before[1], and am v.excited to see Multi.app as a packaged up/refined version, awesome stuff. [1] - https://pointlessramblings.com/posts/why-always-electron/
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    Came here to say this, in particular: > This problem was never root caused, though we suspect an issue in the Celery workers themselves and not RabbitMQ. So the problem wasn't Rabbit itself, but the usage/lack of understanding.
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    There's pyinfra ( https://pyinfra.com , full disclosure: I built it). Ansible, Salt have been mentioned already. Also CFEngine and Rudder might be worth a look.
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    The saddest part about cases like this is that they in no way surprise me anymore.
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    On the Consolidation of the Web(pointlessramblings.com)

    3 points by Fizzadar 6y ago|0 comments
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    > Is there any way to attach the deployement scenario in a Python object ? It is possible to use pyinfra as a Python API, but this is not currently officially supported/may not follow semver, example: https://github.com&#
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    I've not used salt very much at all but I believe both tools provide similar functionality. pyinfra is only agentless vs. salt can do both which makes it more scalable at huge numbers of hosts. The major difference is the configuration
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    So pyinfra itself won't do this - but because inventory/etc is written in Python it's possible to easily achieve this by using boto3 directly in the inventory file. The use of Python for the inventory + deploy code makes it p
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    Very much this - pyinfra was heavily inspired by both Fabric & Ansible. Beyond POSIX, pyinfra now supports winrm (experimental) - https://pyinfra.readthedocs.io/en/v0.14.5/connectors.html#wi... .
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    It executes commands remotely, so no python/etc needed on the targets, just a shell!
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    I wrote pyinfra! If anyone has questions/suggestions/issues I'm more than happy to answer :)
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    I'm a big fan of this - to me containers is another hype train like cloud and serverless. There absolutely are good use-cases (we run a number of K8s clusters with great success at work) but it's absolutely not the solution to all
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    I used to live in London and still read the subreddit regularly - it's nice to keep in the loop with London redditors. (Also now use r/Brighton).
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    I am going to move to the web client from desktop in the wake of this and previous exploits, wasn't aware it could replace the desktop client!
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    You're absolutely right; I've expanded the copy on the license page. Any licenses purchased during the beta will last for the duration of beta and all of v1 updates.
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    Thank you for spotting this will update the package.json license field now. As for external code this is somewhat manual - yarn has a really helpful `yarn licenses` ( https://classic.yarnpkg.com/en/docs/cli/lic
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    Thank you for the feedback, these are some really interesting ideas :) 1/2/3: It could be possible to implement points/notes/snoozes by using (abusing?) IMAP folders to store such information. Ideally such information wo
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    Thank you! Agreed re:noisy-ness there's a lot going on currently; will be looking into tweaking that!
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    Thank you for the feedback, this is incredibly helpful! - Regarding the new account message I shall update this to point at the providers page ( https://github.com/Oxygem/Kanmail/issues/81 ) - I like the idea o
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    Thank you for this, my mistake! Will update that now.
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    Show HN: Kanmail – An email client that functions like a kanban board(github.com)

    271 points by Fizzadar 6y ago|97 comments
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    by Fizzadar 6y ago

    Although I think JQuery can easily be swapped for Vanilla JS, I totally agree with the React angle here. I've seen so much time wasted setting up tonnes of React boilerplate for a tiny single function website. It's absolute madnes