Walkman

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by Walkman 8y ago
Well put!
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by Walkman 8y ago
This is quite nice, high quality documentation, the template is eye-catchy, very nicely structured, well done!
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by Walkman 8y ago
You can make modern CLI tools today with great discoverability, there are a couple of great frameworks that makes this possible like Click[1] for Python or cobra[2] for Go. [1] http://click.pocoo.org/6/ [2] https:&#x2
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by Walkman 8y ago
Yea sure, these are the two choices ONLY...
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by Walkman 8y ago
For example when a company acquires another, your workflows will be broken, you are forced to move and learn the new tool and you have no control over YOUR OWN data at all.
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by Walkman 8y ago
Usually if you want to use a library like this, you can't really do anything else, but implement the smallest common subset of the services combined. In the minute you implement something provider specific, you just lost the whole poin
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by Walkman 8y ago
The most basic things are hard to grasp also. I had a really hard time understanding what is the difference between unicode, str, bytes and how to encode what when I started with it 5 years ago: https://stackoverflow.com/que
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by Walkman 8y ago
Very good question! Python have a couple of tools to handle concurrency and parallelism, but it's a mess. For I/O bound programs, you can use threading (in stdlib). For CPU bound, you can use multiprocessing (also in stdlib). But
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by Walkman 8y ago
It's NOT simple at all, see my comment above: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17584388
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by Walkman 8y ago
Sorry, but you don't have no clue what you're talking about. Python is an imperative language by nature, and lamdba is very uncomfortable to use for anything than a simple expression. You can use functional elements up to a certai
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by Walkman 8y ago
NO, Python is not simple at all, especially nowadays with all the asyncio stuff and tons of new features in 3.4+. One can't even follow what's happening with the language. I don't understand where this nonsense is coming from
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by Walkman 8y ago
I also like what Rob Pike used to say: "A little copying is better than a little dependency."
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by Walkman 8y ago
The big difference is that Markdown is way simpler, you can read it reasonably easy with Notepad even, and this is why every reasonable editor can Render it preview it, export it. Even browsers or small apps can show a HTML rendered markdow
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by Walkman 8y ago
Yes, I have been fooled by the "oh it's just plain text" notion also and have regretted it. Did you try to actually open an org-mode file with anything else than Emacs? Did you try get any meaningful information out of it on
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by Walkman 8y ago
There is a huge difference. It's proprietary , what I mean by that is you can't really edit it with anything else than Emacs. I used it with Spacemacs, and when an upgrade broke it, I left with no notes... Very frustrating experi
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by Walkman 8y ago
1Password is an order of magnitude better regarding the UI and UX.
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by Walkman 8y ago
It might not have been his idea at first to help, I found this tweet: https://twitter.com/mabzmagz/status/1014251869760249856?s=21
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How to use local domains for development(blog.goatcodes.com)
2 points by Walkman 8y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 8y ago
This is how Flask actually started. Armin wrote an April fool's joke but had no code (at least not much) at that point, but nobody looked the code! They just liked the concept and the documentation, so he had to implement it afterwards
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by Walkman 8y ago
PostgreSQL's is very concise, clear, to the point, but still very detailed. Has examples! https://www.postgresql.org/docs/10/static/index.html
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Is a proper transition to IPv6 actually impossible?(bitdepth.thomasrutter.com)
1 points by Walkman 8y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 8y ago
Here we go: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/omnibus-gitlab/issues/3615
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by Walkman 8y ago
Thanks for the tip, but this was one of the first things I tried beside gitlab-ctl reconfigure && gitlab-ctl restart
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by Walkman 8y ago
I don't think so. The problem was that unicorn was not listening on IPv4 by default, but it was before 11.0. Weird.
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by Walkman 8y ago
If you are using the Omnibus package on Ubuntu, don't upgrade! It just broke my instance. and can't find out what's wrong. Great features... It was a big mistake to trust GitLab, I already predicted they will have problems.
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by Walkman 8y ago
For all the wonderful people -1-ing this, care to elaborate why am I so wrong?
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by Walkman 8y ago
No. It changes the essence of how we develop today. You don't even have to think about instance types or anything, you only have to think about your code, everything else is someone else's problem.
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by Walkman 8y ago
Terrific idea! Very nice act.
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2Do iPhone app is hosting it's own store instead of App Store(2doapp.com)
1 points by Walkman 8y ago|0 comments
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by Walkman 8y ago
~/.ssh/config is really simple, I never needed anything else. For URLs, I use bookmarks, that's it. You might actually need more, or you might think you might need more :D but I don't think so. Also different

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