Spiritus

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by Spiritus 9y ago
What about apistar[1]? It recently added support for async/await and asyncio[2]. [1] https://github.com/encode/apistar [2] https://github.com/encode/apistar#asyncio
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by Spiritus 9y ago
>This suggests that it would help to have better getting-started guides for vim, and for using it with RLS in particular. https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/6rx634/async_autocomp...
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by Spiritus 9y ago
> Would you rather snap your acai bowl and show your four best friends? Or take an Instagram Story and show the restaurant, your followers, and the people scrolling through the Discover page? Easy pick. The former! I don’t give a shit ab
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by Spiritus 9y ago
No. And it won't be until (at least) RHEL 8. It's available from SCL[1] and IUS[2] though. [1] https://www.softwarecollections.org [2] https://ius.io
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by Spiritus 9y ago
Except you have to set it every time you open a shell. You can’t put it into your .bashrc either unless you only ever work on one project. This workflow sucks: $ cd projects/foo $ export GOPATH=$PWD $ cd src/github.c
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by Spiritus 9y ago
I was merely suggesting to indulge the author, especially now that generics might actually happen.
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by Spiritus 9y ago
So why is he requesting feedback on the matter?
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by Spiritus 9y ago
Did you even read the blog post? Such feedback was explicitly asked for.
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by Spiritus 9y ago
The question is _why_ do you need generics, for what use case(s), etc? Saying “I need generics otherwise I won’t use Go” is exactly the type of feedback they don’t want. It seems like you’d have valuable feedback given that it’s a “showstop
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by Spiritus 9y ago
What’s an HOV lane?
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by Spiritus 9y ago
>And I cannot use MyPy because I have to use python What? That makes no sense! I think you should take another look at MyPy.
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by Spiritus 9y ago
The first one is horrible and super un-pythonic (it even violates PEP8[1]). But perhaps even more important, it doesn't even work since a map-function can only take one argument (not two). Using functional programming paradigms like th
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Diversity in Technology and Open Source(lucumr.pocoo.org)
41 points by Spiritus 9y ago|78 comments
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Show HN: CLI tool to inspect mp4 files in a tree-like view(github.com)
3 points by Spiritus 9y ago|0 comments
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by Spiritus 9y ago
Isn't just because we've already been trained on that since learning the alphabet? Imagine giving a human the same question, but sort "aa" before "bb" but after "cc".
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by Spiritus 9y ago
http://learnyousomeerlang.com
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Code boilerplate: Is it always bad? A case study between Python and Go(medium.com)
17 points by Spiritus 9y ago|2 comments
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by Spiritus 9y ago
Alacritty is full of render issues and missing features. It's fast because it barely does anything, and doesn't even do it correct. Just check the ever growing laundry list of issues it has on Github. With that said, it's a v
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by Spiritus 9y ago
Wow, I had no idea lftp had that feature. That's super cool.
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by Spiritus 9y ago
I guess that's one the reasons they created https://github.com/linkerd/linkerd-tcp
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by Spiritus 9y ago
https://www.tilaa.com does (FreeBSD too)
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by Spiritus 9y ago
Why not just remove them instead?
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by Spiritus 10y ago
You're probably right. I'm not really familiar with what it takes to operate a data center.
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by Spiritus 10y ago
Same thing: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/partial
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by Spiritus 10y ago
I see, that makes more sense I guess. Still, I would've liked it if they put the DCs in Norr- or Västerbotten. I'm very partial though ;P
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by Spiritus 10y ago
I'm actually disappointed they went with Stockholm. Though I can understand why (proximity to a large pool of talent among other things).
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by Spiritus 10y ago
What rough edges and warts? And what fundamental issues?
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by Spiritus 10y ago
Something like this will hopefully get the point across on how to handle "multipart/form-data" forms. It will print the content of the upload to the server's stdout. https://play.golang.org/p/DiNGdl2
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by Spiritus 10y ago
The client isn't always a browser though.
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by Spiritus 10y ago
So? The API is still Python. How do think numpy got so popular?

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