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   by hivacruz 6y ago

   I dislike this name change for almost the same reason. I switch back to master on every new project.
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   by hivacruz 6y ago

   Awesome, thanks your answer and for this great tool!
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   by hivacruz 6y ago

   Exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much!
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   by hivacruz 6y ago

   Not really related to the debate but I highly recommend Watchtower [1] when using Docker in production. This library, that you can plug as a service in any docker-compose, will check your Docker registry to see if the images used by your co
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   by hivacruz 6y ago

   Hi, author here, thanks for your comments! I definitely understand that the alternatives seem to be better but in my case, as stated in the post, we are dealing with a very old design (that I didn't make by the way) where the two main
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   by hivacruz 6y ago

   Thanks for the tip! I will check. I'm already on beta blockers, unfortunately.
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   by hivacruz 6y ago

   I would love to see something to exclude or ignore some patterns in titles or links. I browse HN every day to read good tech posts and comments but I'm a very anxious person (especially these days of course) and seeing articles about d
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   Add a Dark Theme to a Ruby on Rails App(yann-defretin.medium.com)

   73 points by hivacruz 6y ago|22 comments
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   by hivacruz 6y ago

   I use Hadolint[1] as a CI job to check if my Dockerfiles follow the good "rules". But there is one rule that annoys me the most and which is also present in this article, is the pinned OS package version rule[2]. While I understan
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    Just tested on some movie snapshots, doesn't seem to do the trick to me on Google Images (and the noise is very noticeable). Shame, I thought I would be able to trick Google Images and stop giving away answers for my movie quiz game th
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I use it for a long time now, nice piece of software. The only problem I have is related to requests per app. For example, a Sublime Text plug-in (TabNine), even if I allow permanently outgoing connections the plug-in has to make, LuLu will
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    Never deploy a new release on Friday and Monday!
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I would also add shfmt, to format scripts: https://github.com/mvdan/sh
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    Coda was one of my first real editor. Sure it wasn't complete but it helped me getting better before switching to Sublime Text. I just pushed a theme for Nova called "Hivacruz", the same I created for other applications. Hope
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I highly recommend the CS50 course to get familiar with C: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhQjrBD2T381L3iZyDTxR... Sure it doesn't get in details about the language but you get the essential and the videos are
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    What are the two extensions you mentioned?
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I just put a single gif (a "cinemagraph" to be exact) in my profile for now: https://github.com/kinoute I'm already amazed by the different profiles I've seen so far.
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I'm always sad when I think about the Concorde. It was such a great plane ahead of its time when it came out. I wish I had the chance to fly on it once.
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    Thanks for the list. In my case, when I started doing ML/DL projects, I was looking for many many tools that could help me organize/train/deploy my model. I remembered looking at Kedro for days which looks great, or MetaFlow
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I really don't like the sidebar on repo view.
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I made a little theme for Typora, a great markdown editor, to match my other color schemes used in other apps: https://github.com/kinoute/typora-hivacruz-theme
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    What I love about PHP is its learning curve. You can quickly start making things. I started two decades ago with dirty PHP mixed with HTML pages, then I learned templating. Then I learned OOP, classes, interfaces, abstract classes, traits,
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I still use them. I had to make a few binary and multi class classification models in NLP and while Transformers models gave nice results, it was impossible for me to use them long term. Why? Because data were confidential, I could not use
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    That was a fantastic read thank you — even If I'm far to understand the whole programming part. The cartridge with the box (and pictures) plus the manual really make it feels like it was done 20 years ago. Nice feeling.
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I really like the "git diff" example. Almost wants me to throw Git Tower after that! Nice job.
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I would really love to hear it too. I made some OOP on various programming languages (mainly PHP/Ruby) and where sometimes this is obvious that using OOP is the solution (interfaces, abstract classes etc), sometimes I feel it is comple
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I made a small function to use "cheat" and it helps a lot to find examples of how to use some Linux command when I'm stuck: function cheat() { curl cht.sh/$1 }
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I love Github's UI. I wish Github has file icons when you browse a repo just like Gitlab. Small change but this is nice. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-foss/-/issues/37624
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    by hivacruz 6y ago

    I started doing TIL too. I made a quick and dirty bash script to generate a new article with read/vim/sed and automatically fill the README files: https://github.com/kinoute/til/blob/master/cont
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    by hivacruz 7y ago

    My parents who live in the South of France had 26°C two days ago. People were swimming in the sea. Crazy.