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by dablweb 6y ago
https://soundcloud.com/the-blind-capital/09-end I make progressive instrumental music. Not sure what genre it would fit into (would love to hear what others think). I can't play guitar, so all the guitar parts are
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by dablweb 6y ago
Exactly. Surprised more people are not asking this. I'm guessing they can't really OS their ML pipeline, or training data... so essentially they'd just be releasing the pre-trained ML model and the codec framework? Perhaps le
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Setting Up a Raspberry Pi with Configuration Management with Ansible(sebthecat.com)
2 points by dablweb 6y ago|0 comments
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Coding “Stuck Strategy” – What Process Do You Take When You Get Stuck?(sebthecat.com)
2 points by dablweb 6y ago|0 comments
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Boilerplate for Electron, VueJS, TypeScript and all lint/test tooling(sebthecat.com)
1 points by dablweb 6y ago|0 comments
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by dablweb 7y ago
I use Hugo for my website too! Highly recommend. I also put together a video tutorial of how I set up my CI/CD pipeline to deploy to AWS using Terraform. https://devbrett.com/videos/2018-07-22-static-website-terraf
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Manoeuvres to Be the Perfect Git Citizen(devbrett.com)
2 points by dablweb 8y ago|0 comments
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Why Rails Is Still Relevant(devbrett.com)
3 points by dablweb 8y ago|0 comments
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Commandments for Greenfield Development(devbrett.com)
1 points by dablweb 8y ago|0 comments
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by dablweb 8y ago
https://devbrett.com
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TIL: Implementing String.Chars Protocol for Elixir PIDs(devbrett.com)
3 points by dablweb 8y ago|0 comments
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Video: Deploying a Static Website with Terraform, Cloudfront, S3 and CircleCI(devbrett.com)
2 points by dablweb 8y ago|0 comments
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Your startup’s Production environment ain’t that important(medium.com)
2 points by dablweb 11y ago|0 comments
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by dablweb 13y ago
"had a 3,000+ line function that was nearly impossible to factor out" Sounds like the only reason it was nearly impossible to factor out was because someone didn't stop at line 500 and say "hey this is getting out of han
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by dablweb 13y ago
You're really against Code Climate huh? Just what did it do to you to garner such hatred? I'm not personally a fan but I can see how it may help large companies in certain situations. Anyways, when I asked about a "maximum&qu
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by dablweb 13y ago
Ruby has a sane syntax. It probably seems a little foreign if you're new. '#' is the standard notation used throughout the Ruby language for instance methods. Think of it like this: Blog::Application.routes.draw do |impli
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by dablweb 13y ago
Do you have an example of a public controller method larger than even 25 lines that does its job clearly?
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by dablweb 13y ago
As in this article. http://blog.arkency.com/2014/02/rails-refactoring-the-aha-mo... Services should be run with call.
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by dablweb 13y ago
There are a lot of brilliant developers giving talks at every RubyConf advocating these very techniques...
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by dablweb 13y ago
I think that labelling the use of POROs as an "advanced technique" is simply wrong. How could it be? In fact it's simpler than implementing an AR callback (with more complexity behind the scenes than anything!) You are using
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by dablweb 13y ago
Regardless of reuse, controller actions can get awfully large if unchecked. What would you say is the maximum LOCs for a public controller method? Callbacks in Controllers and AR::Models tend to make things worse IMO for anything other than
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by dablweb 13y ago
I like the interactor gem but don't understand why the method activating it is "perform". Why isn't it "call" so it can be swapped out with a lambda, or method reference without hassle?
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by dablweb 13y ago
The very notion of a secure crypto-currency controlled by the Fed is an oxymoron.
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Tidy your specs with RSpec describe_method(brett-richardson.github.io)
1 points by dablweb 13y ago|0 comments
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RSpec-Situations gem : Create and combine situations for cleaner specs.(brett-richardson.github.io)
1 points by dablweb 13y ago|0 comments