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by ausjke 7y ago
python 3x seems is a milestone, and relatively speaking, python is very readable
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by ausjke 7y ago
physically, to make startup a success out of 99% failure rate, you have to laser focused with a small capable team to break through somewhere. A loose team is really hard to make profit before everyone is burned out. Hiring is painful, or t
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by ausjke 7y ago
what about pip freeze to requirements.txt for manually but solid dependency management under venv? pip takes care of dependencies be it venv or poetry, requirements.txt will record what's need so you make your project reproducible and
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by ausjke 7y ago
startup without VC in SF, is this still possible these days? bootstrapping can happen anywhere but not in SF these days in my opinion due to cost associated, It used to be a startup in your garage, nowadays it's called lean-startup wit
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by ausjke 7y ago
what poetry can do that venv can not do? considering venv is the default tool and is solid and fairly easy to use already?
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by ausjke 7y ago
for bash/fish it automatically prefix with a (your-venv-name) so it's obvious you're under some venv, not sure about csh but I would assume it will do something similar. looks like venv supports bash/csh/fish only b
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by ausjke 7y ago
1. pip install --user and sudo pip install are fine actually, they will not interfere with venv, they can co-exist just fine. 2. yes 3. probably do "source bin/activate" first, then run 'pip install -U pip
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by ausjke 7y ago
Google and Facebook etc are acting like online government and run their censorship at will based on their own ideology, they need to be checked and held liable legally, the top management should go to jail for any wrongdoings. While we hate
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by ausjke 7y ago
for fair and balance as a moderator, I hope they're not too left or too right, though I will not be surprised their political view are already on the left, since it's from Silicon Valley. also the system should have a way to know
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by ausjke 7y ago
I have been a subscriber all these years, this goodbye is pretty sad but many many publishers are struggling these days, LJ is not alone, it's probably about time, sigh. I wish someone can keep site read-only for years to come, still t
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by ausjke 7y ago
I know about 10 colleagues that are working at Amazon right now. Yes nobody was excited about what they're doing, but I rarely heard about others who are truly exciting on daily jobs, so nothing unusual. They all seem a little more bus
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by ausjke 7y ago
good point!
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by ausjke 7y ago
It really depends on how you manage your career, I for one plan to work to 70s by coding, just love doing that. My theorem is that, many professors are still doing researching and teaching PhD students in their 60s/70s, software develo
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by ausjke 7y ago
I foresee when more people get AI educated, the nation will be more likely to have free speech and a real legal system, because there will be less people easily get brainwashed that is, so this is good news.
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by ausjke 7y ago
slack desktop is 60MB zipped. after unzip it's 205MB while slack binary itself takes 115MB, indeed node_modules only took 8MB, https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/2003
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by ausjke 7y ago
I'm more and more confused these days by the downvotes at HN, I found I need be "100% politically correct" for technical discussions here(i.e. nothing negative at all, even for critical thoughts or neutral comments, neither i
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by ausjke 7y ago
Electron is the true and only available cross-platform desktop build environment these days, it actually makes business sense for many. All alternatives(Qt, whatever) come out short in my opinion. The major complain of course is its memory&
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by ausjke 7y ago
is this out? No Starch still shows "early access" and "be ready in September", amazon showed it will be released on September 10, 2019. The TOC looks good to me. I hope it has a sample chapter.
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by ausjke 7y ago
never thought LoRa can transmit video, isn't the bandwidth too low for that, I can not even imagine 320x240 video/mjpg using LoRA.
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by ausjke 7y ago
950Mhz/860Mhz is fine, 315/433Mhz is even better for longer distance but it seems Europe/USA are mostly 950/860Mhz only.
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by ausjke 7y ago
I believe the selling point is that it can run on battery for years, 10+ years sometimes limited by battery's shelf life time.
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by ausjke 7y ago
what's lost? my SSN/name/address/phone? or what? what is exactly lost? if SSN/birthdate/name is gone, then anyone can fake me online, apply credit card under my name. am I missing something? what was stolen fro
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Writing Sustainable Python Scripts(vincent.bernat.ch)
7 points by ausjke 7y ago|1 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
I wish anki supports better import-from-text-files, i.e. I can write the cards in a text editor(e.g. vim), then import it to anki easily with syntax highlighting etc just works, I failed to find one does that, use anki's own interface
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by ausjke 7y ago
mkdir -p $HOME/.cache/jay-repl-nodejs/ before run 'jay' is needed at the moment
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Supercharged JavaScript REPL – Jay(github.com)
3 points by ausjke 7y ago|1 comments
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by ausjke 7y ago
gophernotes is sort of like a repl under jupyter
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by ausjke 7y ago
is gomacro better for repl on golang comparing to yaegi? both look well
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by ausjke 7y ago
at market cap close to 600B this is less than 1% of its "wealth"
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Understand how Celery works by building a clone(komu.engineer)
20 points by ausjke 7y ago|5 comments

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