Spiritus

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by Spiritus 8y ago
https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2016/sep/09/channels-ad...
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by Spiritus 8y ago
>Channels was supposed to make core but never did - what happened there? https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2016/sep/09/channels-ad...
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by Spiritus 8y ago
No problem. I do it every day.
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by Spiritus 8y ago
I'm using https://www.tilaa.com/en which is based in the Netherlands.
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by Spiritus 8y ago
This is "stolen" from r/rust. But there's also a `scan!` macro in serde_scan[1] let line = "#1 @ 555,891: 18x12"; let parsed = scan!("#{} @ {},{}: {}x{}" <- line)?; [1] https:/&#
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by Spiritus 8y ago
>So you're going to periodically make maintenance changes to my system without my permission. Goodie. I suspect this is partly because the cache can consume a huge amount of disk space over time and many users might never run `brew
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by Spiritus 8y ago
If I had to guess. Probably to prevent tainting the base system.
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by Spiritus 8y ago
Not sure about interactive functionality. But it basically means it provides ready-made React components.
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by Spiritus 8y ago
I don't. Can you provide an example or two?
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by Spiritus 8y ago
That's nice and all. But then you have abominations like this: state .db .send(Queries::GetTopTenHottestYears) .from_err() .and_then(move |res| { result.push(res.unwrap());
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by Spiritus 8y ago
The file is in a different location depending on OS. For example on macOS it’s ~/Library/Preferences/kitty/kitty.conf
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by Spiritus 8y ago
What's the deal with the `while ... while(0)` and `do ... while(0)` macros? Is it some scoping trick? #define TKVDB_EXEC(FUNC) \ do { \ TKVDB_RES r = FUNC; \
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by Spiritus 8y ago
>They first met with me at the beginning of 2017 to express this interest because of the important need to diversify away from oil.
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by Spiritus 8y ago
Unless your application also contains other assets like images etc. Now you suddenly need to package and install/deploy your Go application.
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by Spiritus 8y ago
I wonder how it compares to Palantir’s Python Language Server[1] that uses Jedi[2] for intellisense. [1] https://github.com/palantir/python-language-server [2] https://github.com/davidhalter/jedi
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by Spiritus 8y ago
One less thing to worry about. Adds to build time etc.
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by Spiritus 8y ago
Because they’re in the standard library, and convenient. I would never use a third-party package just for some syntactic sugar.
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Vibora: Fast, asynchronous and sexy Python web framework(github.com)
19 points by Spiritus 8y ago|3 comments
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by Spiritus 8y ago
Who says the community is against it? I happen to like it.
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by Spiritus 8y ago
I thought it was Swedish? Even the article hints that: “the Stockholm-based payments provider.”
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by Spiritus 9y ago
>you need to jump through hoops to install Python 3.x What? You can install Python 3.6 from EPEL[1], takes 5 seconds. [1] https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL
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by Spiritus 9y ago
I don’t care about any of that. Just add swipe animations when moving forward/backward in history already!
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by Spiritus 9y ago
My problem with using Docker (only) is that it doesn't translate well to editors. Like, using jedi-vim[1] with a virtualenv constructed by a Docker container doesn't work at all. Unless I actually run vim itself inside said contai
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by Spiritus 9y ago
> No Python 2/3 nonsense to deal with Instead you have the stable/nightly nonsense to deal with, like Clippy and Rocket only working on nightly for example.
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by Spiritus 9y ago
That sounds a lot like this issue with jemalloc and Neovim on macOS: - https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/5681 - https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/6950
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by Spiritus 9y ago
There's a bunch of plugins like that, here's a couple of the most popular ones: - https://github.com/prabirshrestha/asyncomplete.vim - https://github.com/lifepillar/vim-mucomplete - htt
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by Spiritus 9y ago
Here's an alternative to vim-surround mentioned on r/vim: https://github.com/machakann/vim-sandwich
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by Spiritus 9y ago
Then you should also check out vim-picker[1] which integrates Vim and fzy very nicely (instead of the barely usable example in fzy's README). [1] https://github.com/srstevenson/vim-picker
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by Spiritus 9y ago
>But in most cases, you can encapsulate the low-level hardware inside a safe API I'm probably missing something obvious. But isn't that true for most languages?
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by Spiritus 9y ago
What do you mean? `pip freeze > requirements.txt.lock` will freeze all your current deps, including transitive.

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