athorax

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   by athorax 6y ago

   Site and demo won't load for me. The naming and references to 'Zoom' are odd. Instead of "Zoom for developers" maybe explain exactly what that means? Is is screen sharing and group meetings? When you compare yoursel
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   by athorax 6y ago

   Interesting! I use miniconda extensively for local development to manage virtual environments for different python versions and love it. I hardly ever actually use the conda packages though. I assume the main benefit of using these images w
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   by athorax 6y ago

   I can think of a couple of possibilities: 1. Better control of specific python version. There are debian builds for python 3.5, 3.6, etc. + other more specific minor versions. 2. Better isolation from the system python
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   by athorax 6y ago

   Title might be better as: Syncthing is everything I used to love about computers.
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   by athorax 6y ago

   Might also want to checkout r/Gatekeeping ;)
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   by athorax 7y ago

   True, you can just invert: alias clear='if ! (( RANDOM % 10 )); then timeout 3 cmatrix; clear; else clear; fi'
7. 247.▲
   by athorax 7y ago

   I actually run it with SIP still active. Some features are disabled, but it still does everything I need it to.
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   by athorax 7y ago

   I would generally agree, except in this case that makes it one of the more stable pieces of software I am running on my mac. When it happens I have a single hotkey mapped to restart the service which recollects all my windows and usually fi
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   by athorax 7y ago

   I have been using ubersicht[0]. The same developer of skhd/yabai has a dotfiles repo that I mostly copied his config from. [0] https://github.com/felixhageloh/uebersicht
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    by athorax 7y ago

    I have had a pretty stable setup using yabai[0] for my wm and skhd[1] for my hotkey daemon. Both are by the same dev and I have nothing but good things to say about them. Occasionally windows will get in a wonky state, but I have a hot key
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    by athorax 7y ago

    conda / miniconda has definitely solved most of my grievances with deploying python applications
12. 252.▲
    by athorax 7y ago

    With your conda environment activated, you can run pip install requirements.txt. You don't have to use any of the conda commands outside of creating the environment.
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    by athorax 7y ago

    "Because I created a SaaS that tries to solve the same problem"
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    by athorax 7y ago

    Really makes you think
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    by athorax 7y ago

    Exactly, the best part about Joe is he gets out of the way and lets his guests do most of the talking and just gently moves the conversation along.
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    by athorax 7y ago

    There is a note near the beginning: "The goal of this tutorial is not to show you that you need a Kubernetes cluster to run a static website, it’s to show what can be done with OpenFaaS and Kubernetes." I don't think it is b
17. 257.▲
    by athorax 7y ago

    I can't tell for sure, but it looks like middle row, first image might have a fire hydrant
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    by athorax 7y ago

    Nice work! Small suggestion -- it would be nice to be able to to have the notification sent to the breached email and the primary email
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    by athorax 7y ago

    Seems like it would be a good idea to reduce other risk factors regardless.
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    by athorax 8y ago

    http://llvm.org/foundation/relicensing/LICENSE.txt
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    by athorax 8y ago

    How else are you supposed to get to your money?
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    by athorax 8y ago

    Could you clarify? Unless the systems you are using require POSIX compatibility, why limit yourself? I would agree that using a proper programming language for anything more than fairly basic scripts would be a better option, but I don&#x27
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    by athorax 8y ago

    I'm originally from the 505, and now have an evap cooler + whole house fan in Denver. I agree that swamp coolers are very popular in Albuquerque, but I can't recall ever seeing a whole house fan down there. Are they fairly common?
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    by athorax 8y ago

    The attic getting cooler is one of the most important aspects of a house fan. The thermometer in my attic regularly reads 20° F above the outside temperature. Blowing that huge pocket of hot air out makes a huge difference.
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    by athorax 9y ago

    Out of curiosity, what issues do you see on macOS? I use it fairly rarely for minor editing, but haven't hit any real issues with it