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dragonsh
7y ago
Werkzeug/flask and gohttp in my view is not a fare comparison. Based on the details of the project werkzeug is designed to build WSGI apps easier and flask is just a convenient library on top of it providing easier way to manage reques
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7y ago
> We should remember productivity is really subjective and not the same thing as high level abstractions. We're typically the most productive on the language we have the most exposure to, whatever it may be. I agree with you on this
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7y ago
Swift is replacing Objective-C (a systems programming language a dialect of C). So indeed it is a direct competitor to Rust as it also provides hardware abstraction in a safe manner to replace C dialect. I will wait and watch when Rust will
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Just based on what I see rustfmt is copied from gofmt which borrowed it from Python. Cargo is just another pypi with certain improvements. Rust RFC's process is also from there. Hopefully rust can have something like PEP-8 in Python to
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> If you're in a situation where internet isn't available, you can work around this by writing all the libraries you need. Why can’t cargo be simple enough like pypi where all the dependencies are in intranet and private or ano
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Rust copied tooling from Go and Python. Also its tooling cannot work without internet and need to download MB's of data for simple development, and on the other hand proclaims itself to be systems programming language to replace C and
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Rust framework actix and actix-web are dead
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No I did not mis-represent docker, used it since version 0.96 and after 1.0. Also commented, when under the new investment it tried to re-invent the wheels by moving away from lxc base to re-write its own libcontainer and lost on the develo
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I don’t have to go docker or kubernetes path for anything complex. I can still use more secure lxd containers with the same system configuration tool and scripts used for VM, bare metal to manage container. Indeed due to problem with docker
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Don’t fall for this traps. Never trust a government launched projects which try to disguise itself as good for society and turn it into a tool against the citizens themselves. For example India launched Aadhar for having identity of every I
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So let’s take step by step: 1. Learn shell scripts. 2. Learn Docker conf. 4. Learn yaml. (May be helm and plethora of acronyms specially designed for k8s). 5. Combine spaghetti of 1,2,3 to build container image scripts. 6. Tie it into CI&#x
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In my view PWA has a limited scope in terms of kind of application which can be made with it. The number of things one need to deal with to build a PWA is just complex, troublesome hard to maintain and hard to debug. Like PWA relying on com
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Even though developer slowed down, he did not abandon the project and continue to develop it in spite of not making it open source. This requires tenacity and persistence, which is at display in this project. I moved away from this programs
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My company in 1996-99 used Pegasus mail extensively to manage emails besides mutt, Eudora mail. Also provided mercury mail as a standalone small mail relay and newsletters servers to some companies as it supported mailing list management by
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This is a post written by a crypto company, which has all its interest in keeping it alive. Hopefully 2020 will be a watershed movement in crypto world and people will stop calling a peer to peer distributed exchange mechanism by names simi
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Main reason is for majority of the workloads it didn’t improve performance significantly. In some cases cpython was much faster. Didn’t offer much incentive to move to pypy JIT from cpython JIT.
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Not every country follows British common law jurisdiction like USA. Japan, China and Many countries in Europe including Germany follows continental law. So probably just assuming that lawyers presence will change something substantially is
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It will be easier once you live long enough, it will take time to think differently about address when you are used to street address like in USA. Like many foreigner especially East Asian finds it hard to understand address in USA, when th
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> like addresses in Japan, those are hard! They aren't hard but indeed easy and very logical. It all started with the Chinese system of starting with the largest geographical entity and going to the most specific one [1]. Later its
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Well rst is better than markdown from day one. The only reason it became famous is thanks to wikimarkup. So markdown needs to thank the popularity of Wikipedia for its success, as rst did not have any application like Wikipedia. But still r
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Please don’t be a Wikipedia warrior, read the whole article and related links as well, get the information correct first. Ziaur Rehman tried to change secularism as fundamental tenet of constitution in Bangladesh, which is restored by Bangl
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> If India is not a good place, then why Dalai Lama is staying in India, he could have gone to some other countries. This place is part of his own country historically called south Tibet, read Simla accord [1]. It was the ingenious diplo
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It is stil not a specification like restructuredText[1]. Also wikiMarkup (which really started this markdown) is different from GitHub markdown, which is different from other markdown editors. Also many sites use their own markdown versions
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You can say the same about geocities when it was acquired by yahoo. But it didn't last and then now it's happening with yahoo-groups. So I am not hopeful if GitHub becomes a liability microsoft will keep it.
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No need of proprietary code and apps why not build it into browsers. I have seen Firefox and Chrome can download web pages. So it will be nicer if they can download the bookmarked pages and store in a local html, css, image folder. I think
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It’s not worker which is protected but the union which wields power and union leadership involved in negotiations. Normally there should be a rule of law which balance the rights of company and worker and has to be reasonable. You turn it o
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The reason South Korea is putting the prominent figure in jail is more a political persecution than union busting. Union busting activity could have been resolved without a jail term. In Korea the current administration came to power by tho
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AWS is infrastructure as a service with some priorietray API's to provide platform to build applications. These platforms are build from open source projects which does not have GPLv3 or AGPL license. So AWS is largely an IaaS service
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I did use AWS for good 5 years and every time it's been inferior, e.g. launching times of EC2 instances were double that of Google Cloud, better than azure though (might have changed with new instance type may be), N2 and N1 instances
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AWS was built to support Amazon website which is built in Perl and still internal AWS core code might contain perl. Probably over the years they might have moved slowly to Java. I don't work for AWS so can't say much. Regarding su
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