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by ausjke 8y ago
Tried to use python within vscode last month, it works fine, but I still have to hack around for my own workflow. I eventually switched to pycharm for its autocompletion, class help, even pipenv support natively built-in. for html/css&
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by ausjke 8y ago
Used ROS1 and worked DDS in the past, but never did anything with ROS2 yet, anyone uses ROS2 and has something to say about it?
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Terrible choices: MySQL (2014)(blog.ionelmc.ro)
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by ausjke 8y ago
great site. I also use http://www.mysqltutorial.org and https://www.w3schools.com/sql/
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by ausjke 8y ago
I now use gitea to host code and markdown/notes and generic filesystem(or NAS) to host large size blob(movies,pdf,etc). for a universal knowledge/media/file organizer the way might be a smart tag-based system, could not find
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by ausjke 8y ago
how can I install this? npm install -g madoko gave me a command line but nothing more, no installation instructions are found yet. would like to try it locally.
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by ausjke 8y ago
city-mesh movement started about 10 years ago, meraki etc are "hot" then, it never went away and stayed relevant, but not as trendy as it used to be. libremesh is based off openwrt, it needs a web-based dashboard, the firmware see
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by ausjke 8y ago
Been a bpython lover now I mainly use ipython. Used jupyter + ipython kernel once a while but for 99% my use cases, ipython is good enough(testing out code, checking out help info,etc). For anything you want to have graph(e.g. matlab), note
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by ausjke 8y ago
I kind of agree with you, startups have to fix 'mistakes' fast instead of just making others feel pleased? i.e. the so-called 'fire fast', otherwise it might fail more likely. In that sense, YC probably did a wrong move
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by ausjke 8y ago
For the lucky ones you will share one adviser with other 24 peers, that's quite a workload for the adviser. Good luck to all.
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Gitea 1.5.0 Released – Lightweight Git Self-Hosting(blog.gitea.io)
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Roundup in multiple cheerios – weed killer that causes cancer(fortune.com)
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by ausjke 8y ago
i am always puzzled by some of those down-votes, i thought constructive thoughts are at least welcomed at HN. The fact is at HN unless you are saying "this is a great idea/project and you're awesome" or be totally neutr
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by ausjke 8y ago
for embedded boxes golang is either unsupported there, or its binary is typical over-sized, a bash or C version of the same functionalities will be great there. then you can have letsencrypt easily these days so probably we can use 'of
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by ausjke 8y ago
bash-based, looks good to me.
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by ausjke 8y ago
Been a drupal and wordpress user for years I have a problem with the static site generator or static site itself calling themselves CMSes. If you can not classify the content per user, i.e. certain users can only access certain content, by
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by ausjke 8y ago
and phone does it all, plus being portable on-the-go
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by ausjke 8y ago
How many are keeping using alexa/echo these days? mine were turned off months ago and never felt the need to switch them on again, phone does pretty much everything I need, actually it does more than what I need. plus I don't feel
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by ausjke 8y ago
Just checked out and tried to play with it, turns out this is a binary-only(closed source) release actually. I'm on a mips platform so there is no way I can test it there.
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by ausjke 8y ago
Not sure why Microsoft is writing about PowerPC 600 now, other than some technical insights, anything else interesting? I feel PowerPC is gone, along with UltraSPARC, HP, SGI, etc chips.
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by ausjke 8y ago
libtls looks awesome, going to do the exercises to learn more. thanks for the posting.
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Let's talk password hashing (2016)(pthree.org)
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by ausjke 8y ago
Python is regularly ranked to top 4 programming language for a reason, Go has a long way to catch up I think, if it ever happens. I recently started using python as the primary language, the more I use, the more I like it. Go's put eve
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by ausjke 8y ago
I started using pipenv and it seems everything just works fine, except that I can't really install wxPython with pipenv, but I can live with that.
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by ausjke 8y ago
basically he tried to do free speech in a country where free speech is strictly forbidden, which led to all these, yes he had no choice but to leave.
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by ausjke 8y ago
I have never got serious about python until very recently(I mean about one week), the more I dive into it the more I am convinced yes python is the future in the sense it does the below: replacing BASIC(i.e. good for beginners) re
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by ausjke 8y ago
adding amazon marketplace, ebay's growth is in serious doubt.
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Pipenv is to replace virtualenv, venv etc.(docs.pipenv.org)
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by ausjke 8y ago
can someone please summarize? a bit too long to read at the moment
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by ausjke 8y ago
SNI is key to https virtual hosting. If encrypted how will the server know where to go? More importantly, why not just use the "Host" header inside https if you need SNI? I mean, if SNI is encrypted then we don't need SNI at

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