Walkman

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by Walkman 8y ago
You might be right on one hand, but do you think Git is "stagnating"? I don't think so.
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by Walkman 8y ago
> You use Git so everyone else should use Git? Almost everyone is using Git nowadays, so the rest should use Git also, yes, instead of wasting brain cycles, even worse huge efforts to support Mercurial instead of improving existing featu
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by Walkman 8y ago
That comparisong is not fair, but anyway, no need for new languages today, we should improve the existing ones. See UncleBob's opinion on these: http://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2015/08/06/LetThe
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by Walkman 8y ago
Yes, Exactly! mercurial is not THAT MUCH better, so it doesn't worth spreading. If it contain good ideas, we should try to incorporate some into Git, instead of making every tool more complex.
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by Walkman 8y ago
Yes! Absolutely! So I can focus on innovating where it matters (the product I'm developing). It alao would mean those things would be extremely polished (because a lot of people affected and interested to make it good). Also I would no
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by Walkman 8y ago
It's GitLab, not MercurialLab. Hope they realize this and refuse to merge. I really like shared tooling and knowledge, so if Git dominates everywhere, all you have to do is learn git and that's it. It's a significant overhead
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by Walkman 8y ago
The thing about files is that they are never going away and they are simple like a rock. If you want to avoid any type of lock-in ever, just store things in files.
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by Walkman 8y ago
Steve Jobs might have been an even bigger asshole.
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by Walkman 8y ago
Point 11. is called " return early".
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by Walkman 8y ago
me too! :D
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by Walkman 8y ago
This is why I read HN every single day. This comment is epic :D
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by Walkman 8y ago
The article is about that it is FORCING you to do it. Erlang is designed to restart processes, because they also know it's very hard to keep state but don't leak memory or be in a good state for a long time. Every application serv
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by Walkman 8y ago
They are actually know what they are doing. I think they have a full time security guys and also have a bug bounty as others have mentioned.
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by Walkman 8y ago
I did a couple of upgrades of Nextcloud; one major and some minor, and the upgrade process is unbelievably fast, painless and stable. Never had any problem.
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by Walkman 8y ago
I don't know about any paid only plugin. Nextcloud is forked from ownCloud because the original founders of ownCloud didn't like the direction where ownCloud was heading (paid only features for enterprises) and they wanted to open
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by Walkman 8y ago
Your overall system will be way more complex than a monolith with the same functionality would be.
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by Walkman 8y ago
This is not about generating code instead of writing it at all. It is about making customizations possible.
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by Walkman 8y ago
This is not about "trying to save a couple lines of code" at all. Sometimes you want to gives the customer the ability to customize the app however they want and sometimes this is needed in order to do that. E.g. custom profile fi
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by Walkman 8y ago
This is extremely clever! Something like this needs a deep understanding of Django and Python internals. The bullet points are written like they put it together under 10 minutes or so :D I love it!
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A Good Makefile for Go(azer.bike)
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by Walkman 8y ago
I always wondered how far human laziness can go? This is an absolutely terrible library. Every command line is a HUMAN INTERFACE for interactions with your program, should not exposed random methods for command line usage... Also, developin
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by Walkman 8y ago
GitHub hosts git repositories, GitLab does that AND EVERYTHING ELSE TOO.
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by Walkman 8y ago
It has nothing to do with Go the language itself. There are tools for that and lazy authors have the same problem with other languages also.
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by Walkman 8y ago
Can you tell at least one specific example where they broke the standard library?
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by Walkman 8y ago
You are correct! :D
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by Walkman 8y ago
Isolating for security is a totally different topic. We talked about pinning the application to a specific version, and I suggested that it can be done with various tools, isolating from a bigger operating system where packages would automa
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by Walkman 8y ago
Why would you run the client in a container? I was talking about the server.
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by Walkman 8y ago
It can run in a container, a virtual machine, hosted on a cloud instance or whatever. Nowadays, you have infinite choices for isolation. One of my colleague runs it in a DigitalOcean droplet and nothing else.
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by Walkman 8y ago
Nextcloud is the successor of ownCloud.
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by Walkman 8y ago
This is exactly why I stopped using Dropbox and moved everything I have to my own https://nextcloud.com instance. It's very easy to install and upgrade, it is stable, have way more features than Dropbox and you have total c

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