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by jmconfuzeus 4y ago
Facebook works great for on my weak Thinkpad. Must be something on your end. Twitter on the other hand is awful with long load times and heavy resource usage. Sometimes I'm forced to use an alternative frontend like Nitter to browse tw
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by jmconfuzeus 4y ago
PyCharm made my Python projects more fun to work on. Just recently, I started learning Ruby and also love RubyMine. I guess all JetBrains IDEs are like that.
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by jmconfuzeus 4y ago
I'd never use Jamstack. Why? Because Jamstack is used to build websites. Any websites can be built 100x faster and cheaper using Wordpress + Elementor or Webflow. If you're a freelancer, you can charge clients the same amount of m
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by jmconfuzeus 4y ago
> performance of C on the web > Simplicity: the language can be learned in less than an hour This sounds like a killer language. Gonna try it out on a small project. Hopefully it lives up to it's promises. Anyway, congrats on 0.3
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Django ORM by Example(confuzeus.com)
2 points by jmconfuzeus 4y ago|0 comments
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by jmconfuzeus 4y ago
Should have asked him to drink pineapple juice before the meeting.
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by jmconfuzeus 4y ago
This is the book I used to teach myself basic CS back in 2010.
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by jmconfuzeus 4y ago
If you want to learn assembly or how computers work at a lower level, play TIS-100 by Zachtronics.
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by jmconfuzeus 4y ago
A game where you fight massive dragons in space in your spaceship. I'm talking dragons like Rayquaza from Pokemon. If someone doesn't build this then someday I'll learn some C++ so that I can build it myself.
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by jmconfuzeus 4y ago
I switched from Todoist to Taskwarrior a while ago and it's been great. One thing I wish it had is a way to mark tasks as "Undone" instead of having to delete them. It's great for reporting and finding weak points in my
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
That was a fun read but I'm missing something here. I've never worked on large scale systems and I don't understand why they didn't choose My or Postgre SQL. Some comments say that it's because they're complica
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
I hope development on Clickhouse doesn't go south.
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Python Design Patterns(python-patterns.guide)
7 points by jmconfuzeus 5y ago|0 comments
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
You seem to be mistaken about what SPAs are. Github is simply a traditional Rails app that uses Javascript to enhance client side interaction. A ton of web apps provide data visualization features without being SPAs by simply using librarie
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
The Basecamp guys created Hey which is a mail app not implemented as a SPA. It's probably the fastest mail app I've ever seen while delivering around 40kb of javascript. If Hey is a toy app you then you must be working on some tru
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
Big tech companies love wasting money and developing a SPA is a good way to do that. Whether users prefers SPAs or not is debatable. Amazon, Github, and Aliexpress aren't SPAs because poor usability will cause users to move to competit
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
Progress bars and previews are simply a matter of attaching an events to the http request and file input respectively. When someone submits a form and navigates back, don't you just re-display the empty form? If it needs to be a form b
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
Same here. I find that FBVs are more explicit and easier to deal with. That's why it's easier to onboard junior devs in a project built with FBVs. Many people say that CBVs is Django on Rails but Rails doesn't use multiple in
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
For people interested in hosting their own Plausible analytics instance. Use this Ansible bundle[0] against your Debian 11 server. It takes a few minutes to complete and you can start tracking visits in a privacy friendly manner quickly. [0
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
The return of Gestapo.
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
Using Bootstrap is a great idea because trying to work with the CSS that comes with the default admin when you're adding custom views is sucky. But I don't think most people will use this instead of the default because the admin i
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
This is one of the best Ruby books I've ever read. I like your DGAF attitude where you get straight to the point and aren't afraid to give opinions. It's a shame that this post didn't get upvoted more.
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
I haven't thought about making it public because it's just a matter of using the get_url command to download the binaries into /usr/bin and then outputting a .bashrc and /etc/bash.bashrc that contains aliases f
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
I started to keep an Ansible playbook to setup everything for me. Basically, it replaces most of the core utils with modern alternatives like like cat -> bat, grep -> ripgrep, top -> htop, and so on. That way, I don't have man
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
The last phrase was sort of a joke and I'm not sure whether I should feel guilty or not. Anyway, what I've found is that people who speak out against "bad words" are quite toxic. It's obvious that autistic in this s
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
If you work full time for a company, you get your paycheck at a regular interval. If you don't get it, you can complain to your accounting department or to the government in severe cases. If a client decides he's not going to pay
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
It's highly unlikely that will you execute unnecessary queries from view code because usually you'll have a context like {"pizzas": page_obj.object_list}. You'll almost never execute something like: for pizza in
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
Nothing I wrote is controversial. I explained my thought process at length but you flat out rejected everything without explaining why. I wonder who's creating controversy here.
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
That's the point. Instead of worrying about whether you're accessing a related attribute, join everything and evaluate the QuerySet before passing it to context. You'll never have to worry about whether {{ pizza.topping.name
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by jmconfuzeus 5y ago
If you want to build highly interactive apps with React then you should consider django-graphene instead of DRF. REST wasn't designed for JSON apis.

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