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by guggle 6y ago
Oh how I wish it would be boring... but now for me it's just annoying.
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by guggle 6y ago
I have the complete opposite experience, including laptops that were initially shipped with Linux (yes, Dell). Lack of support for hibernate, lack of support for docking station, etc. And things also break after updates. Of course "thi
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by guggle 6y ago
Last time I tried poetry it was so broken that it was not even usable. I may try again later.
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by guggle 6y ago
That's if you want to pin transitive dependencies, which is the de facto standard in JS world but not always true in Python world, depending on your context.
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by guggle 6y ago
That's a 72MB download, and yet another way to fragment the ecosystem. Not something I'd get just to make a package when a default Python setup has recommended tools and everything I need to make and/or install packages.
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by guggle 6y ago
I'd argue that the experience is significantly worse on laptops than desktops where it has been more or less fine.
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by guggle 6y ago
I do have locking issues with some sqlite files. I guess it has to do with the fact that the filesystems are shared. I wish I had time to investigate more.
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by guggle 6y ago
Indeed. But way to go... third party dependencies wont support Python < 3.6 forever. And it's still very useful for the application code alone.
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by guggle 6y ago
> Not having a compiler means I have to have unit tests doing what a compiler would do or finding out I have syntax errors or other errors at runtime. Nope, it's not the only way. In practice you'd have type hints all over your
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by guggle 6y ago
Excellent news, thank you !
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by guggle 6y ago
> but by using stored procedures in your database. This used to be the standard when clients used to connect directly to the database. Now that the world depends on web services, things are a little different and there's less incent
102.
by guggle 6y ago
It is definitely a thing (saved a lot myself). But amazingly, not everyone knows about it.
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by guggle 6y ago
Thank you for Caddy ! It's been my default HTTP server for a few months and so far the user experience is stellar.
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by guggle 6y ago
> but if it offends black people we could go with a diferent term, why not? How do we know black people are offended by the terminology of midi clocks ?
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by guggle 6y ago
There we go again with a Rubocop-like complaint. Are we at the pinnacle of ridicule yet ? Because I don't think I can take anymore. The amount of bigotry in the news is puzzling.
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by guggle 6y ago
> My only real gripe with PHP is the annotation syntax. Yikes. Stuff that's in comments SHOULD NOT AFFECT RUNNING CODE. Who came up with that? Hey, think about it: in Python we have type annotations that are in code, not comments, a
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by guggle 6y ago
Indeed... Bozhidar was incredibly patient.
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by guggle 6y ago
> a universal web frontend tech There... that's the problem.
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by guggle 6y ago
Good, I like framework agnostic components. I've been playing with two other libraries recently: Dropzone js and Sortable js. Grid js looks useful too.
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by guggle 6y ago
I used to develop on a macbook. Then I changed employer and consequently, changed laptop too. I won't name brand and model but it was running ubuntu out of the box with the following problems: - couldn't suspend/resume proper
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by guggle 6y ago
I want something like Argh ( https://github.com/neithere/argh/ ) but for Go... any hint ? There are a gazillion cli libs, it's hard to test all of them.
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by guggle 6y ago
There's a free edition for small business and personal use and a perpetual "enterprise" license for $1,895. Not so bad for a commercial product. But yes, no free software.
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by guggle 6y ago
That's what I do too. Never understood why I should use something else.
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by guggle 6y ago
As a non-C++ programmer having to deal with C++ from time to time I don't really have a problem with the language (yes, it's huge, but there is no need to use everything) but with the tooling. Especially it's never clear to m
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by guggle 6y ago
Wow, thank you for that, I didn't know Resolve. I do use KDEnlive but I can't say I'm satisfied with it.
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by guggle 6y ago
The point is that the parent poster mentioned tablets and phones which you don't address in your point. Of course your examples aren't written 6 times, but they support fewer platforms too (only desktop). Off-topic, but regarding
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by guggle 6y ago
Bitwig has been ported to Android ? Or IOS ?
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by guggle 6y ago
"(just a hobby, won't be big and professional like gnu) "
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by guggle 6y ago
Here's one of mine in the README: Warning: [ShittyFrameworkName] is just a personal toy framework: * It will break compatibility from commit to commit with no warning whatsoever. * It has (almost) no tests * It has (almost) no document
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by guggle 6y ago
> I bet this will induce deplatformization. And that would the return of the web as I liked it. One can dream.

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