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by iveqy 5y ago
Very nice writing except the python part. Just 2to3 really have been a maintenance pain for me. The hardest part with script languages to actually know if somethings is wrong or not without extensive testing. Writing something maintenance f
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by iveqy 5y ago
I don't think that's the case here. Rather that OSS is not ONE license but many and it's a non trivial task to comply with all licenses. Big companies spend a lot of resources and money to be license compliant. One way to mak
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by iveqy 5y ago
Not really. Git tracks content and not files. File renames doesn't exists in git. When git tell you that a file is renamed it's because an algorithm guesses that a file is renamed (if the content is similar).
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by iveqy 5y ago
The way we store data is not the same as using that format to solve conflicts. Take a look at semanticmerge.com
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by iveqy 5y ago
—follow We have a few files at work that change name with every commit…
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by iveqy 5y ago
You've good visuals, so you just aim for the nearest cloud to reconnect.
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by iveqy 5y ago
I thought forking webservers was too slow?
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by iveqy 5y ago
Here's a short demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3kpD7om_aQ I've a long way to go before it's polished enough to be released. But for me, I use it every day.
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by iveqy 5y ago
I build a ncurses distributed CRM system (that also have a web frontend). I use it for my consult business, with invoicing, event logging, todo lists, projects and so on. I love a quick, keyboard driven application and I also have good code
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by iveqy 5y ago
This is both a clever hack and a brilliant solution. But it also worries me a bit. Mostly because I've seen a lot of Visual Basic + MS Access solutions. They work fine on a single computer, but they you put a database on a network shar
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by iveqy 5y ago
1. Amazon Ec2 $60/year 2. Domain names $50/year 3. Lenovo yoga c920 $400/year
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by iveqy 6y ago
A dependency (and that includes a framework) always comes with a cost. When using only a small part of the dependency, it's often better to roll your own than to use the dependency. When you are able to use large parts of the dependenc
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by iveqy 6y ago
No I did not know that, I've looked for a long time for a way to convert a sqlite3 database to an in memory database and then back again. Do you mean that there's support in sqlite3 for this? Could you point me in the right direct
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by iveqy 6y ago
The big thing missing here is a good way to do code reviews and CI/CD. This might not be important for a single user but if you're collaborating with someone it can. For CI/CD you can get quite a long way with git hooks and f
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by iveqy 6y ago
so what are we afraid of here? That a MiM attack would give us the wrong weather data?
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by iveqy 6y ago
thanks
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by iveqy 6y ago
Cool project, the first question that comes to my mind is, how did you succeed to have icons in a terminal application?
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Text email is a barrier for kernel development says Microsoft employee(theregister.com)
1 points by iveqy 6y ago|0 comments
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by iveqy 6y ago
Suckless has a project to get a fully static compiled Linux environment. Unfortunately I don't know how far that have come
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by iveqy 6y ago
I believe it's the same with lua
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by iveqy 6y ago
Not a tool as you asked for but... My tip is to change the requirements. Requirements are often poorly written and often contain a suggested implementation. Try to find the real problem, talk to your stakeholders and alter the requirements
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by iveqy 7y ago
it's not. It's a stirling engine, no combustion here. (And no noicy pumps for cooling water as the nuclear subs have)
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by iveqy 7y ago
Even if Sweden doesn't have a webpage for this, anyone can request anything https://www.government.se/emails-to-the-government-and-minis...
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by iveqy 7y ago
https://www.datainspektionen.se/nyheter/2019/sanktionsavgift... Translated from swedish: A swedish hight school did a pilot with a class with 22 pupils with facial recognition for taking attendance. The school is
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Vim 8.2 released, new feature popups(vim.org)
5 points by iveqy 7y ago|0 comments
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by iveqy 7y ago
Probably related to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21471997
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by iveqy 7y ago
Over 900 computers of HP Elitedesk 800 G2 35W has crashed their harddrives the last week. In total the hospital has 1800 out of 5000 in this specific model. The harddrives has been a problem for quite some time (and other hospitals have exp
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Swedish hospitals in “readiness state” after HDD outages(dn.se)
1 points by iveqy 7y ago|2 comments
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The Boat the Internet Built(svseeker.com)
1 points by iveqy 7y ago|0 comments
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by iveqy 7y ago
I've also experienced this in many companies. It has led me to question if tests are actually a good thing. The goal is never to write perfect code, the goal is to ship a product and many companies does this fine without testing. Are w

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