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by faizshah 5y ago
I don’t copy and paste code from stackoverflow anymore. When I was a beginner I used to but now because of the complexity of things I work on the snippets don’t work as is and I just look at stackoverflow to find an approach and then look a
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by faizshah 5y ago
Yea unfortunately I have to agree with your second point. Maybe in Europe they will successfully regulate it since most of these companies are American, but I think the only way we could stop our data from being profited from is if we stopp
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by faizshah 5y ago
I now get them on whatsapp, twitter DM and signal too. As well as group text messages, daily spoofed sms text messages on top of normal spoofed calls. Its getting ridiculous at this point.
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by faizshah 5y ago
For ruby there is a nice library from Shopify offering a huge number of payment gateway integrations: https://github.com/activemerchant/active_merchant
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by faizshah 5y ago
If you have to deselect 20 default filters and then read through the frameworks in the list to see which ones are fully featured web frameworks in order to evaluate whether a library is suitably fast for your next project it is misleading.
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by faizshah 5y ago
You have to deselect platforms first off but even then you will still see starlette and fastify on the list being compared to frameworks like nestjs and fastapi. The anomaly is workerman/swoole based PHP libraries which are significant
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by faizshah 5y ago
That chart shows fastapi and nestjs are 2 of the fastest libraries among dynamic languages. And nestjs is <20% faster than fastapi because fastify is <20% faster than starlette. Not sure what this has to do with the library’s quality
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by faizshah 5y ago
You are absolutely right I have taken to referring to that as “notebook code.” I love jupyter because its a great interactive programming environment that speeds up building scripts. But jupyter notebooks always end up being…notebooks. They
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by faizshah 5y ago
The makefile data pipeline is definitely an underrated technique a couple great HN comments on this technique: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22283368 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18896204
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by faizshah 5y ago
Great post, for this pipeline I would have probably used a makefile for the batch pipeline instead of airflow just to keep it simple. I would also make my sink a SQLite database so that you can easily search through it with a web interface
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Ask HN: Is decentralized password/private key recovery possible?
12 points by faizshah 5y ago|9 comments
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Wow, I haven't heard of this one, thanks for the suggestion gonna try this out tomorrow. I usually pipe to less but this could be nicer.
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by faizshah 5y ago
The tree feature itself is worth it: https://the.exa.website/features/tree-view I always install tree on a new nix machine, might try this one out.
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by faizshah 5y ago
This is awesome but this is also my worst nightmare. I now have even more links to read and threads to click on… this is like bringing back the whole bag of chips instead of putting a reasonable portion into a bowl Also the website design i
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by faizshah 5y ago
So maybe I’m not the best person to speak specifically on redux as we use redux sagas so I can’t give a fair take on redux itself. However my gripe with redux sagas and react query is pretty simple, react query is implicitly defined implici
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by faizshah 5y ago
I have been coding in react full time for the last 8 months in large codebases. I have to say that initially hooks were hard to understand especially useEffect but then as I got comfortable with them they were great to use and I was really
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by faizshah 5y ago
Im just looking for some way to slap something like this on top of some python scripts. Currently I’m only aware of calling applescript like this for python: https://stackoverflow.com/a/41318195
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Ask HN: How are you holding up with this Log4j madness?
16 points by faizshah 5y ago|18 comments
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by faizshah 5y ago
Is there something like this for python?
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by faizshah 5y ago
I use pandas or pyspark when I am transforming the data. When I am ready to distribute the data or serve the data behind an api, script or web app I write it to SQLite. The benefit is every language can read sqlite, theres a rich ecosystem
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by faizshah 5y ago
Side note this is a useful pattern I use in general. Use python to get some data into SQLite then I either use fast api, datasette, or Streamlit depending on what I want to do with the data. SQLite is great and a lot of the power of SQLite
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by faizshah 5y ago
One time I told someone I work on web apps and they said “oh that’s just html and css that’s easy.”
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by faizshah 5y ago
Homebrew is written in ruby, not only is it one of the most popular cli tools but it is also often cited as one of the best designed cli user experiences.
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by faizshah 5y ago
Thanks for the suggestion here is the video from Creel on branchless programming: https://youtu.be/bVJ-mWWL7cE
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Ask HN: Where can I learn about programming SIMD and branchless programming?
15 points by faizshah 5y ago|3 comments
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by faizshah 5y ago
This is the kind of stuff that sounds believable when you start programming. I can tell you as someone that read HN since high school and invested time in buyinh a t480, trying out distros, and learning emacs and vim I can say its just anot
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by faizshah 5y ago
Theres a good video here from a british hedge fund manager on why zillows real estate market making doesn't make sense: https://youtu.be/eDc4saE5m9k The main insights are that market makers hold assets for a short peri
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by faizshah 5y ago
I found an interesting solution from caltech: https://github.com/caltechlibrary/handprint Also it seems the keyword to find models and apis for this is “handwritten text recognition.”
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by faizshah 5y ago
I’m looking for something specific to messy handwriting, the kind you find in notebooks and on post it notes.
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I have had the opposite experience with python, the more I use it and learn the standard library and ecosystem the more I love it. What exactly makes you think its a bad language? For me I think the packaging ecosystem is bad, we need one p

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