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by dragonsh 7y ago
Yes indeed it is highly customizable application in Perl. In my old company it was used for many things. 1. Customer service 2. Incident Management 3. Task management 4. ITIR style ITIL incident Management integrated with configuration mana
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by dragonsh 7y ago
You can try Taiga [1] it supports kanban style or scrum style development with a very beautiful interface. It has all you need built-in with issues, epics, tasks, sprint or just a kanban board. Both front-end and back-end are open source. I
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by dragonsh 7y ago
I think backend web development except for protocol and server is inherently a text processing work: 1. Parse http request map them to language data structures. 2. Do some processing. 3. Convert data structures to json or HTML or blob as re
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Great to see you are receptive to this change. I didn't notice it earlier but then when I see on the right hand corner of the website I was astonished it's there.
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by dragonsh 7y ago
My team at present use sphinx-doc[1] and generate both HTML and PDF. We write the documentation as part of the code using docstring and then other documents manually in rst. We use Sphinx plugin to automatically generate document from code.
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by dragonsh 7y ago
It's a very good system for having just enough web analytics for majority of the use cases. Don't need to give up users privacy and force them to download an intrusive proprietary JavaScript code on their browser to monitor their
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by dragonsh 7y ago
I didn't get the difference part. I do not think Facebook provides advertising and datafeeda from anonymous data. I believe there system is based on intimate personal data they collect not the anonymous data respecting user's priv
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Facebook is not really an anonymous advertising system. "Cambridge analytica" is not some anonymous advertising system access either. Facebook offered personal datafeeds as they offer to large MNC customers. This is the only way t
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Facebook hire armies of people to discredit it's criticism. So this is normal any critical comments will be at bottom. In case of"Cambridge Analytica" it's not advertising or targeting but personal datafeeds access provi
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by dragonsh 7y ago
As I mentioned in my other comment, it might be the case in order to monetize users personal information Facebook enabled personal data feeds, without realizing it's use case. "Cambridge Analytica" is just one of the companie
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by dragonsh 7y ago
When they approved for access to personal data feeds of information, they might not have imagined the use-case or might not have know about the usage in details. "Cambridge Analytica" came out due to political implications, there
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by dragonsh 7y ago
You might be right, when node js was becoming popular. Personally I observed it only when I myself started programming in go, at one point in time in the early 1.0 version.
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by dragonsh 7y ago
I like it, traditional html/css generated on server side with sprinkling of JS for interactivity. It's similar to rails and Django model but in racket (a dialect of lisp based on scheme branch of lisp family). This is a very good
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Severe Flaws in Kubernetes Expose All Servers to DoS Attacks(bleepingcomputer.com)
4 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Rewriting code in rust is new fashion, so for the purpose of publicity anyone writing anything in Rust will put the language name in headline. But I believe this trend started with Go lang and later picked up by rust community. It's ni
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Verifying your login by asking for mobile phone in many cases. Put captcha before login are all means to identify a person indirectly. I have not yet tried it in EU, but for rest of the world, Facebook and other services do it very often. T
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Hopefully there are popular services which can allow anonymous comments, posts without creating accounts. I find it harder and harder to see such things. Today majority of the sites don't even work in privacy mode forget about anonymou
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by dragonsh 7y ago
I am not sure how long "ls" will take with 1 million entries in directory, given this paradigm. This has been a problem so I use "ls -1" to list files in bash shell, otherwise it takes forever. Probably it might benefit
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by dragonsh 7y ago
In this system need to record the voting preference of each participant, then virtual voter will act on behalf of actual voter to vote. Like a normal vote isn't it going to be hard to get the preference right. We change our vote due to
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by dragonsh 7y ago
In China this is common when everyone wants to do or appear to do Govt promoted ideas and schemes to get govt subsidy. [1] If they do not act in time someone else will get it. It works somewhat similar to startup world where one raise money
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by dragonsh 7y ago
You are right the churn is very high because one thing shopify can't do is get traffic for those online stores. So non tech savvy goes to Shopify open a store, because it's easier than running $5 VM to manage many similar e-commer
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Our company use mercurial and we are very happy with it. Mercurial has evolved and it's UI is still better than git. We use it due to following reasons: 1. Very easy to use and very well documented with a book.[1] 2. Mercurial good pyt
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by dragonsh 7y ago
It's sad to see a company suffer the cost of nationalism. This is what happens when nationalism trumps human to human connections. Protest in Hong Kong has descended into nationalism and sovereignty issue for 1.4 billion people. Majori
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Quantum radar has been demonstrated for the first time(technologyreview.com)
2 points by dragonsh 7y ago|0 comments
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by dragonsh 7y ago
As I mentioned in my earlier comment. I feel the difficulty lies in understanding the extent of global supply chains and its impact. With successive globalization more and more nations got interconnected with multiple layers of mutual impor
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by dragonsh 7y ago
I hope this trade war finishes quicker. Everyone playing this game will lose. Global supply chains are much more complex and complete impact is difficult to understand. Hope sense prevail at the end.
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by dragonsh 7y ago
Cannot comment on it unless see it in details that adding additional moving components of k8s helped.
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by dragonsh 7y ago
May be just create a new PEP to replace sqlite3 with it.
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by dragonsh 7y ago
I have yet to see a discourse or manifesto about real issues in Hong Kong, instead of arbitrary demands with one line statements which always change. Economic frustration of the young population in Hong Kong is widely reported including pa
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by dragonsh 7y ago
This is again a comment without an iota of evidence. If you have any proof of China breaking one country two system which means the provisions of "Basic Law", you can definitely take your case to competent Hong Kong courts. Regard

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