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Ansible Alternatives in Python
(blog.rfox.eu)
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Maybe the Go community is against the function "body size" shaming?
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Guide to Python Debugging
(martinheinz.dev)
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FreeDOS 1.3-RC3 now available
(sourceforge.net)
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6y ago
Keep digging, Dorsey.
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> was written in Common Lisp and automatically translated to C++ That's the reason the .NET GC source code is still in one single massive .cpp file. I mean, look at it [1]. Github even refuses to display it. [1] https://
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Logfmt Structured Logging
(brandur.org)
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Iosevka works great on low dpi displays. But on hidpi displays it's just OK. I used to use it when I had a "normal" 1920x1080 display. Now with a 4K display I prefer other fonts.
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Frankly, this is a very lame attempt at the package manager. All it does is download installer executables and run them. There is no ability to list installed packages, neither is the ability to uninstall. Where's the actual package
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6y ago
For those who are already proficient with Vim/Emacs, is there any reason to consider this editor?
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Review: System76 Lemur Pro
(gadgetboy.org)
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6y ago
Tiobe page changes over time.
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Company M: you're given a machine. In fact, multiple machines. It's your job to setup them properly, install the OSes that the company provides (sometimes they are betas). You've got full admin access to your machines, of
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What port numbers do programmers like to use?
(notes.rolandcrosby.com)
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This issue has been unfixed for two years, and it's still in the backlog? Wow. Looks like Microsoft prioritization process is really broken.
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They use shared_ptr pervasively in their C++ implementation. It's not the best way to manage objects in C++ by far. The only thing that this performance comparison really tells me is that shared_ptr is worse than a modern GC. This i
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I never really felt a need to use a GUI client for Git. I think they all hinder understanding of Git instead of helping. However I use Tig (console client) extensively for read-only Git operations. For everything else, there is Magit (Em
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Ubuntu Deepin Desktop Environment
(ubuntudde.com)
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C++20 Spaceship Operator
(open-std.org)
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The saddest script I ever wrote
(blog.snailtext.com)
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Debugging Bash Scripts
(advancedweb.hu)
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7y ago
I considered Spacemacs, because I used Vim extensively in the past (and still use it for some tasks), but I felt that Vim emulation in Emacs would only hinder my understanding of Emacs and steepen the learning curve. So I ended up incorpor
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Guardian Agent: secure SSH-agent forwarding for Mosh and SSH
(github.com)
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NYT has an amazingly annoying paywall. It makes me want to avoid them as much as possible.
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K/KDB is a pile of shite. It's loved by quants and managers in financial firms. But it's hated by programmers who actually have to write code in it and deal with shitty code written by quants. K is full of arbitrary restri
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I'd take this with a grain of salt. The problem she was trying to "fix" is describe very generically on purpose, so that you'd never guess what the actual problem is and whether it's a problem at all. Then, it loo
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How to deploy on remote Docker hosts with Docker-compose
(docker.com)
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I know how to fix it. Blockchain!
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On the contrary, I worked with CAF and I found it one of the simpler frameworks that provide the actor model (simpler to use, that is). Later I learned about Erlang and I noticed a lot of similarities between CAF and message passing in Erl
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How many bytes a boolean value takes in Java?
(pixelstech.net)
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