datashaman

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by datashaman 6y ago
Not a book per se, but (since you mention Laravel) the Laravel framework documentation is excellent for high-level best practices for PHP web development. https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/ I reference this site when I
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by datashaman 6y ago
One of the beauties of bash is that it's _not_ compiled. Can you read the Go source code from a Go binary? Is the algorithm transparent to the user? How do you jump back to work on a binary? You have to keep the source code somewhere e
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by datashaman 6y ago
Yes, that's what false positive means.
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by datashaman 6y ago
I think cookiecutter could be used for any project. Python happens to be the language its implemented in. Looks neat, simple.
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by datashaman 6y ago
It seems to be using the HTML, instead of focusing on the text (for some URLs). Have a look at this result which includes HTML in the generated output. https://gunargessner.com/tldr?https://www.bbc.co.uk/news&
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by datashaman 6y ago
It would be neat if we could sandbox specific mobile apps.
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by datashaman 6y ago
Hate snapd. Statically linking every dependency is a step backwards, I don't need to have duplicates of common shared libraries in every binary. It's the first thing I uninstall with Ubuntu.
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by datashaman 6y ago
...and information pollution.
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by datashaman 6y ago
Ugh, sounds like you've joined a cult. Brutally honest feedback can be damaging, beware.
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by datashaman 7y ago
your custom domain is still centralized, it's just not popular.
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by datashaman 7y ago
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
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by datashaman 7y ago
A blog article discussing exactly this. https://blog.zorinaq.com/case-fatality-ratio-ncov/
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by datashaman 7y ago
Vendor lock-in is real - why not just generate an index.html file? Then you don't need to hack anything and your files are portable. index.html will work anywhere.
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by datashaman 7y ago
Excellent read, thanks!
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by datashaman 7y ago
Is US a typo? What language or framework are you referring to?
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by datashaman 7y ago
There is an aggressive stayalive option. :)
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by datashaman 7y ago
Syndicating someone else's content without their permission seems dodgy, if not illegal.
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by datashaman 7y ago
Page not found on clicking through on any of the microservice Github pages. Not ready?
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by datashaman 7y ago
If you add a background file watcher (like inotify), you can automate the upkeep of the ctags file. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/323901/how-to-use-i... There are some solutions to be found here (not us
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by datashaman 7y ago
I used AlternativeTo to find alternatives to product hunt, and it came up as the top suggestion: https://alternativeto.net/software/alternativeto/ https://alternativeto.net/software/product-hu
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by datashaman 7y ago
ctags -R . $VIRTUAL_ENV (while in the virtualenv) works fine for me. I am able to jump to definitions for packaged modules. ymmv.
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by datashaman 7y ago
https://github.com/planetjekyll/awesome-jekyll-editors
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by datashaman 7y ago
Some neat tricks to be found here for documenting makefiles. https://gist.github.com/prwhite/8168133
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by datashaman 7y ago
Not OP, but I'd say that it is in a text-ish format that can be fed into a generator that can turn the document into code. Some of these UML editors spit out a PNG, which is pretty but useless for code generation or automated use of th
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by datashaman 7y ago
Perhaps you mean cog? https://nedbatchelder.com/code/cog/
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by datashaman 7y ago
https://github.com/cuelang/cue seems to do some of what you need. Disclaimer: I've not used it, just seen it touted for this purpose.
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by datashaman 7y ago
That logo, though. Awkward style.
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by datashaman 7y ago
I'm a backend developer. I like the switchboard analogy, but I usually think of myself as a plumber, piping information from one place to another.
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by datashaman 7y ago
"static" RDBMS support JSON columns which can store arbitrary shaped data.
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by datashaman 7y ago
It can be both. .ex files are compiled, .exs files are interpreted.

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