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by arandomhuman 2y ago
iirc the developer doesn’t do sales? idk it was never a fiasco, just bad if you like sales I guess.
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by arandomhuman 2y ago
If fq is a primarily a plumbing project, qq is a janitorial one at this stage (Maybe qq can be more akin to plumbing in the future). All things considered really appreciate your work with the community!
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by arandomhuman 2y ago
Wow this is cool seeing you post here, fq might be most innovative modern cli tool I’ve seen. The historic archival and querying formats fq is providing is a big inspiration.
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by arandomhuman 2y ago
I mean to be fair the support for semi structured formats is unprecedented with rq so I could see why! Thanks for sharing about rq here, I really should give OPA a try sometime, it seems really powerful setting policies in kubernetes or ter
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by arandomhuman 2y ago
Sorry just posting this for example. $ qq tests/test.hcl | jq | qq -o yaml app_name: SimpleApp database: - host: localhost password: password port: 5432 username: admin ...
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by arandomhuman 2y ago
You can indeed run “qq input.xml| jq '.' | qq -o hcl”. The tool does aim to serve that purpose that’s why it outputs json by default. The codec is importable as well but there’s a lot of work to be done improving and maintaining i
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by arandomhuman 2y ago
Your comment regarding a great project having a test suite for transcoding is very apt and something thought about a lot when putting this together. qq currently has a test that is vaguely akin to that but it's embarrassingly crude[0]
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by arandomhuman 2y ago
Hi charles, rq was shared with me yesterday and just wanted to say it's very impressive, I had heard of OPA/Gatekeeper and have looked into Rego before for policy assertions w/ terraform but I was not aware the language was s
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by arandomhuman 2y ago
That’s it pretty much the only thing of note I’ve encountered. But yes I just mean it may not be a perfect drop in replace in all existing scripts at this time for jq like tools for other formats since they will likely take a lot of care in
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by arandomhuman 2y ago
Understandable it's good to ask this bluntly as it's not very clear by title alone. qq currently supports hcl/tf, csv, ini, json, toml, xml and yaml. On the roadmap there are more to come soon such as protobuff, html. as it c
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by arandomhuman 2y ago
This is still under a lot of change, expect more formats to be supported along with some general improvements to interactive mode and autocomplete.
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Show HN: Qq: like jq, but can transcode between many formats(github.com)
115 points by arandomhuman 2y ago|27 comments
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by arandomhuman 3y ago
Similar to the author, Telescope really got me to stop using the file tree and really begin to prefer neovim over vscode (well that and the amazing language server support).
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by arandomhuman 3y ago
Just use Atlantis, it’s really great. My company switched from Terraform Cloud to maintaining an Atlantis instance and it made things so much smoother, and it’s OSS. https://www.runatlantis.io/
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by arandomhuman 3y ago
How's the latency with these vs on board memory?
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by arandomhuman 3y ago
The word "shadow library" was dropped quite a few times in this. I hate how terminology like this is used to frame discussions in favor of the publishers. At the end of the day, this is just a simple matter of exchanging informati
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by arandomhuman 3y ago
Using Arch is a dream compared to things like Ubuntu for me. PPAs and release cycles made upgrades awkward on Ubuntu. I've been a user for 3 years on my work laptop and have had everything be almost completely painless. (One time yay b
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by arandomhuman 3y ago
Arch does "just work" it's more of an issue with booting from a live image you are encountering by the sounds of things. Ironically your preferred OS is derivative of Arch and considered less stable by many users of both syst
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by arandomhuman 3y ago
Most single player games are not "true games". They are puzzles. This is also how players perceive them. This is definitely news to me, I have not ever met someone who feels this way who plays videogames.
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by arandomhuman 3y ago
I feel like this is a bit unusual: "I told them they can get one when they write an app" Why are you insisting that they publish an app on the app store, are they keenly interested in software development or something?
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by arandomhuman 4y ago
> You can just look at the games that rich black republicans have to play to stay in the club. Not refuting what you are saying, but could you elaborate on this statement?
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by arandomhuman 4y ago
I recently saw a really fun and informative talk on procedural generation from their YouTube channel by a well known developer in the community https://youtu.be/TlLIOgWYVpI . There's tons of interesting talks there if (
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by arandomhuman 4y ago
> Are you saying that academia is "not the real world" ? If you are attempting to compare liberties those in academia have to corporate employees e.g. most people who are employed, no its not like the "real world".
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by arandomhuman 4y ago
The author has some agency in the quality of the website due to his expertise and subject matter of the article. Food for thought https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/
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by arandomhuman 4y ago
I don't see how my comment was proposing an argument to the content within the article. It was merely a criticism and would hope to it interpreted as such. Wouldn't be nice to see a higher level of quality and consistency in comme
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by arandomhuman 4y ago
While that is true, and the author seems biased supporting some degree of federal/international government ownership of the internet while also having borderline satirical levels of tracking, popups and subscriptions on their site. I t
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by arandomhuman 4y ago
I was not familiar with the publisher posting this article, but briefly overlooked your comment before opening the link. At first glance, I was amused, genuinely thinking this article/website a interesting parody of making a website wi