Walkman

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by Walkman 10y ago
I hope awesome-list owners all agree with a master topic and each of them will use that!
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by Walkman 10y ago
git-flow is anything but simple.
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Facebook adds Yubikey support(facebook.com)
4 points by Walkman 10y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 10y ago
Don't call it "s", because then you break consistency basically with the whole Python ecosystem. That's not very nice for fellow programmers who already used to read and understand "self".
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by Walkman 10y ago
One can make very interesting conclusions based on purely this. Examples: - Python developers does not follow Clean Code (ala Uncle Bob) as much as Ruby , because if statement is more frequent than def and return. - Ruby makes it possible t
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by Walkman 10y ago
When you have a strong static type system like Go has, you don't need descriptive names that much, because even single letter variable names are evident, because the declarations are there, close to the variable names. It needs a bit o
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by Walkman 10y ago
docker-toolbox you are talking about. The new version (Docker for Mac) with this problem doesn't use a VM anymore, but native virtualization on OS X. The old version doesn't have this problem.
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Most used words in programming languages(anvaka.github.io)
194 points by Walkman 10y ago|182 comments
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by Walkman 10y ago
And for a developer who uses Linux desktop for development every day, this is a no-go.
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by Walkman 10y ago
So you suggest a couple months of work instead of a two line hack which caused huge improvement for them, because it is more "correct"?
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by Walkman 10y ago
Privacy doesn't matter in case of torrents because as soon as you download one, peers will know who are you.
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by Walkman 10y ago
> "how is RethinkDB different from MongoDB?" We worked hard to explain why correctness, simplicity, and consistency are important, but ultimately these weren't the metrics of goodness that mattered to most users. So everyb
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by Walkman 10y ago
IMO Go is not a great language for Desktop automation like this. A script language, not statically typed language fits better, because it makes it possible to iterate faster. Also these kind of automation scripts are not huge usually, or if
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by Walkman 10y ago
No, they are NOT strings, they are not any kind of strings. They are bytes: >>> b'asd'[0] 97 >>> b'asd'[1] 115 >>> b'asd'[2] 100 They happen to contain an
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by Walkman 10y ago
You don't grok it. Bytes are not ASCII strings. They are NUMBERS between 0 and 255. Strings are strings. DECODING bytes with ASCII encoding into TEXT is not "casting", it's DECODING.
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by Walkman 10y ago
Come on, you really behave differently and put yourself at risk if you have insurance? That's at least thinking backward but I think it's stupid. I don't do things when the risk of getting hurt is not acceptable for me no mat
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100 Days of Dash Without the App Store(blog.kapeli.com)
5 points by Walkman 10y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 10y ago
I love koans and I think it is the best way to learn.
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by Walkman 10y ago
Python has PYTHONPATH. I believe it's the exact same thing? The difference is that Python puts the current directory and the standard library in by default.
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by Walkman 10y ago
No. Just accept it will have bugs :) Every code has bugs except for Linus Torvalds' code, but he is not coding nowadays therefore every code has bugs.
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by Walkman 10y ago
A lot of people find "alternatives" to the OS X apps, but they don't realize the difference is so huge it's not even funny. Alfred DOES NOT have an alternative on any platform. It's so good it's unbelievable, t
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by Walkman 10y ago
I find this terrible. Why not face the boss and talk about the problems you have? Also if you are unhappy there you should just leave.
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by Walkman 10y ago
If you just talk to a formula 1 race car driver, does it make you a good driver if you never drive yourself? I don't think so.
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by Walkman 10y ago
OS X less than 5% ? That's really surprising!
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by Walkman 10y ago
A color picker for the base color would be handy
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by Walkman 10y ago
Is there not a single namedtuple in the entire Google codebase? That's strange :o
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by Walkman 10y ago
if you use docker from terminal, why would you need anything else than you have already? current docker commands are pretty easy and intuitive IMO.
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by Walkman 10y ago
One of the most common mistakes is delimiter in a field. E.g. comma as thousand separator...
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by Walkman 10y ago
This is nice and all but what about page load times? It can have all the bells and whistles but if you have to wait a minute for just one page to load, it's unusable.
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Beringei – A high performance, in-memory storage engine for time series data(github.com)
57 points by Walkman 10y ago|3 comments

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