emidln

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by emidln 12y ago
I work primarily in Clojure and Python. I haven't found anything that lets me interact with project/virtualenv repls yet, let alone have reasonable completion/documentation lookup. I use crouton from my pixel2 so I can run sp
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by emidln 12y ago
If there was a PCI audit, that CI system would fall inside the audit's scope and thus held to the same rules as the app server.
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by emidln 12y ago
Guessing that the wrong way involves throwing the wooden tow truck at the 3 year old girl.
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by emidln 12y ago
You can also just skip the infinite inheritance and implement function-based views.
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by emidln 12y ago
You could also use a Django Form to validate the data with Tastypie[1]. [1] - https://django-tastypie.readthedocs.org/en/latest/validation...
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by emidln 12y ago
First off, thanks for your awesome tutorials! I actually switched to Spacemacs, for largely the reasons you mentioned (everything is there, but easier to extend and largely better). I was merely pointing out that vim with some plugins is go
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by emidln 12y ago
I'm attracted to it as a clojure developer. This seems to offer a superior nrepl integration and a debugger. That said, vim with neobundle, unite, fireplace, rainbow parens, vim-sexp, vim-repeat, vim-surround, and one of the many tmux
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by emidln 12y ago
If it just used plain markup, I could read it in emacs without building a custom client for the API.
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by emidln 12y ago
Demonstration of ability is one way to put it. Limited weapons testing is another. You don't enter a fight with untested weapons.
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by emidln 12y ago
Yes and no. readline's vi support is missing a bunch of random stuff. The thing that tends to irk me the most is the lack of the normal mode: ge This goes to the end of the previous word. There are other things, but I use this
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by emidln 12y ago
When I worked on a TPMS system around 2007, we couldn't get the VIN off a sensor. We could get the sensor id and maybe the tire id (depending on the type of TPMS system). We had access to the VIN in our flash, as well as access to it o
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by emidln 12y ago
I run a window manager with a full-screen xterm that has my tmux session. My packages are installed in a chroot that uses either Ubuntu 14.04 or 14.10 (I don't remember exactly, on a different machine right now) using Crouton. This was
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by emidln 12y ago
And I'd still need to spend another $300 for the SSD, 16GB ram, and a new battery (batteries on used laptops are miserable, and not up to the 8 hours of usage I demand). It would also be heavier.
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by emidln 12y ago
My battery lasts about 9 hours on a charge with normal usage (testing/developing in vim with Python (using python-mode+jedi) and Clojure (using vim-fireplace and nrepl-middleware) against Postgres, Mongo, Elasticsearch, Redis, and Stor
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by emidln 12y ago
I bought it for an excellent user environment for everything but programming, that could alt+tab into a programming environment. All of my non-tmux work is inside a browser. It made sense to me that I would have an environment that rapidly
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by emidln 12y ago
I don't know about modern chromebooks, but I have an Acer C7 that I spent $199 on and then added another $240 for it to have a 128GB SSD, 16GB RAM, a working bluetooth module, and an upgraded battery. $440 total and it's been a s
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by emidln 12y ago
This is trivial to do for a number of feedback/analytics/cdn/socialnetwork companies. Basically, the people who have JS living on large swaths of the web. There are some names you sorta expect (Facebook, Google, Twitter) and
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by emidln 12y ago
Except that bsdist_rpm only builds the current package. That's not really any different than pip. You'd need to recursively build packages for all of the dependencies and have some magic to autodetect the provides/requires in
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by emidln 12y ago
Sorta. It's not that easy in practice (although not terribly, hard since you can package up your python project with setuptools and then deploy it to an internal (or actual) PyPI followed up by using distribution packages for a wsgi se
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by emidln 12y ago
According to man 5 httpd.conf[1] (via man 8 httpd), it's a PEM-encoded private key. The TLS section has further configuration options. [1] - http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi/OpenBSD-current/man5&#x2
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by emidln 12y ago
I frequently use Datomic for this and it's awesome.
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by emidln 12y ago
Well, it does come with Linux on it...
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by emidln 12y ago
This is what Curiosity.com is aiming to do. Disclaimer: I work there.
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by emidln 12y ago
They are choosing whether or not to reveal evidence at a potential trial. With cooperation, they do not reveal damaging evidence at trial. Without cooperation, they reveal everything. This is exactly how blackmail works in a lot of mafia mo
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by emidln 12y ago
In clojure, I define any queries that are semi-complicated in their own .sql files with simple ? parameters (using yesql to load them and send them across parameterized). The really dynamic stuff (off an open-ended HTTP API for example) ten
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by emidln 12y ago
So much this. There are even helper libraries to make keeping your SQL separate and executing it safely easy. I use yesql ( https://github.com/krisajenkins/yesql ) in Clojure, and a quick google shows that sqlt ( https:&
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by emidln 12y ago
The point isn't to dynamically render it on user request on the server. If you're rendering something that is primarily static and progressively enhancing it with user-specific input, you can render the vast majority of the html a
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by emidln 12y ago
That really depends on your definition of success. Is it going to build a lasting sustainable corporation that will benefit humanity through long term research and development? Unlikely. Did it do well for its employees and initial investor
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by emidln 12y ago
sebsd and selinux were and continue to be difficult to write policies for. I'm not even aware of anyone other than Fedora/RedHat and then specific appliances that even ship policies. If I understand correctly, even RedHat only shi
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by emidln 12y ago
Having done this a few times from scratch for various companies, there a ton of moving pieces for almost any processing pipeline. Being able to scale that pipeline without writing the ops code to make it happen is actually magical. I'm

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