hamdouni

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by hamdouni 3y ago
By forking the dependencies, I meant having a copy of them in my namespace, not cloning them in my project...
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by hamdouni 3y ago
Sorry, I don't understand. My proposition is only to change 'origibal/dependency' to 'myfork/dependency'.
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by hamdouni 3y ago
That is not the point. If I newly checkout my Go project and build it, it will use my forked repos instead of the orginal ones. If someone use my project, it will also use my forked repos, so it makes the builds more reproducible. That way
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by hamdouni 3y ago
I know it is not always possible but forking the repos helps mitigate the issue of original repo being "compromised". It also helps reproducible builds...
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by hamdouni 3y ago
Pandoc is also great for producing other book format. https://pandoc.org/index.html
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by hamdouni 3y ago
Custom apps for small business. Svelte + Go.
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by hamdouni 3y ago
Reading some comments, like 'this is wrong because your job is to respect hierarchy decisions', reminds me how corporate still are military minded...
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by hamdouni 3y ago
Getting things done with Go, effectively since then. That does not mean you can't do it with other languages, just that it works well for my business.
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by hamdouni 3y ago
Nice to see another language with different approaches... I will check it as it is always interesting to challenge its knowledge
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by hamdouni 3y ago
The Google Spreedsheets version : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m1IWh6Mmli8K20DdH2wb...
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by hamdouni 3y ago
It's the game of the mouse and the cat :-D We can change the package color like this : package color type Color interface { void() } type color struct { v string } func (c color) void() {} func (c color) Stri
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by hamdouni 3y ago
I do not agree with other comments : I'm happily using Svelte in a very specific webapp with a lot of pages : forms, validation and datagrids with complex search queries. I use zero external UI components : if something missing, I can
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by hamdouni 3y ago
For every type of projects I'm involved, I choose Go as the backend and put maximum of business rules there to help me manage changes. Go standard library is sufficient and robust for many (all) cases I faced : http handlers, templates
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by hamdouni 3y ago
50-60 hours weeks seems too much, even if it is semi-regularly, to have a side project. If you can "cut" 2-3 hours a week from your job, it helps to make space for some tinkering. If you can, get up earlier every morning, before e
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by hamdouni 3y ago
https://matomo.org/
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George R.R. Martin is not your bitch (2009)(journal.neilgaiman.com)
2 points by hamdouni 3y ago|0 comments
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Simone Weil Remembrance Day(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by hamdouni 3y ago|0 comments
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First Open-Source Pull Request: A Walkthrough(healeycodes.com)
1 points by hamdouni 3y ago|0 comments
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Cornell Note Taking(flexcil.com)
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by hamdouni 3y ago
This part makes me smile : I am not a tab hoarder, I almost never have more than **15** of them open at the same time.
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by hamdouni 3y ago
I did not observe the effects you are describing, on the contrary. Where can I read more about those affirmations ?
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by hamdouni 3y ago
Regulation/taxes has 2 effects : as you said it restrains economic growth but it also maintains a minimum 'social' level.
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Europa the Tech Third World(nitter.net)
31 points by hamdouni 3y ago|65 comments
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by hamdouni 3y ago
Totally agree on the observation (tendancy to accumulate shiny new tools) and 100% on the radical solution of choosing fewer and boring tech...
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by hamdouni 3y ago
Two things come in mind after reading this: There is no contradiction between monolith and DOTADIW. The code unit is the function, so each function does one thing and does it well. I don't get why microservices is the opposite of large
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by hamdouni 3y ago
It's more like Pareto 80/20 than 90/10. Maybe 50/50 as the rest to be done is out of my league. Half done is what I'll think when coding is finished.
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Tutorial: Tags in Svelte(barim.us)
2 points by hamdouni 3y ago|0 comments
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Is Go Object Oriented?(barim.us)
1 points by hamdouni 3y ago|0 comments
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The Operating System(en.wikipedia.org)
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by hamdouni 3y ago
You can avoid this by using : if err := DoFoo(); err != nil { ... The 'err' variable will be local to the 'if' so you can write also : if err := DoBar(); err != nil { ... It is also nice to write it in one

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