RaitoBezarius

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   by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

   ThinkPad X230 -- maxed to 16 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD. Linux compat: top-notch with Arch Linux (everything is so detailed!). WWAN card is actively used. VGA + DisplayPort on the dock with two screens 27" (I just activate_work_screens in my t
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   Components Palette for React Large Apps(github.com)

   1 points by RaitoBezarius 11y ago|0 comments
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   by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

   It would be interesting to have a kind of "course" (emailed to subscribers) to discover your blog. Something like "Every day, a chunk of Math ∩ Programming in your inbox", I would personally be interested at least!
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   by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

   What about Rust?
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   by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

   [x for x in primes()]
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   by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

   I am intrigued in this one: 9) Some scandal will be unveiled or manufactured around Elon Musk Could you elaborate?
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   by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

   Here is it: https://brilliant.org/ You can have also Project Euler which is a mix of programming and mathematics.
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   by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

   I think that first, you should always consider an escape route, no matter what you are doing. First of all, I do not believe a lot in the "startup game", so my advice is to read some books before doing something: Rework is a good
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   by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

   I can connect to my Slack team, but then "Apologies, troubles connecting to Slack" :/.
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    "Pursuing the truth through diophantine approximations"? (some click-baiting is never that bad if the article is good !)
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    TouchNote let customer's data be stolen and block this customer on Twitter(twitter.com)

    1 points by RaitoBezarius 11y ago|0 comments
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    What happens if someone put a reverse shell on the machine and SSH into it or anything to circumvent the normal gameplay flow? How would you go to block all externals SSH connections? Hardware?
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    Chrome: Ctrl + Shift + I => Inspect the element (Open the DevTools). Ctrl + Tab, next tab. HTTP: pip install httpie && http get someapi OS X / Linux: tmux (layout management in terminals). Vim: :set wildmenu => :e ..&#x2F
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    Dead link
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    If you plan to do more than Python, you will be happy to use EditorConfig (vim plugin + .editorconfig file) Here is my config: https://github.com/RaitoBezarius/vimconfig I am more a Python developer than anything else.
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    While WAMP is awesome on the paper. (And it is definitely awesome.) Some disclaimer would be fair. Currently, the most complete router implementation is Crossbar.io (Python), while it is functional, documentation is lacking cruelly. For exa
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    I find that it is extremely useful to use ZSH instead of Bash as shell. OMZ, Prezto, antigen are framework very useful.
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    ================== SEEKING WORK - PARIS / REMOTE OK - Part-Time. ================== Full-Stack developer; Jack of All Trades, quick learner. I love to work with: - Python - PostgreSQL or RethinkDB (yeah !) - JavaScript ES6 (ES7 if I ca
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    > 1) One consideration is scale: Estonia's population is around the size of a city, 1.3 million, about equivalent to SF and Oakland combined. It's land area is around 17,500 sq miles; a U.S. state of that size would be the 42nd
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    Ask HN: Is Estonia the best example of an e-government?

    2 points by RaitoBezarius 11y ago|3 comments
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    Those numbers are most of the time flagged as "fake" or "shared" by big websites. So, this click bait is kinda outdated, I think. Furthermore, iirc, Google has a limit of numbers that you can reuse. You can create at mos
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    Yeah, sent you a mail also about your mail confirmation process !
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    Currently, how your team is organized? Do you have at least a developer? Do you have a designer?
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    In my opinion, project hosting is not the most important. But, a network connection for developers, around keywords or ideas are the best. Maybe, a platform to brainstorm, discuss ideas, implementation would be awesome. Project hosting is
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    I am essentially using: *Development*: URxvt-unicode vim on Linux Sublime Text 3 on Windows Python (and a lot of libs, mainly, requests, Flask, AutobahnPython, Twisted) Rust (my new shiny tool) C/C++ (sometimes, but I t
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    Oh, I see what you're saying. Yes, me too. And I may end by giving a try to implement such lib. Anyway, like you've said, the ecosystem is still maturing. But the more people are interested in Rust, and the more libs we will have.
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    std::uv ? lightweight threads similar to go-routines, greenlets of gevent (Python), or Node.js. EDIT: Mea culpa, it used to have. (ref. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29428318/why-did-rust-rem... ) Well, you ca
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    I think that the Go++ you search exists already: Rust. (no offense, but Rust has everything you need plus what Go has already)
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    Very interesting attempt. Is there anything about authentication, database connections, rate limiting or authorization planned for Hug? I mean, those ones are usual things that may be simplified some times. Anyway, excellent work and +1 for
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    by RaitoBezarius 11y ago

    And for now, there is no report about a ThinkPad getting an unknown kernel module or any config tamper attempt from an unknown source? The problem with coreboot/libreboot capable machine is they can't longer be shipped with Intel