jonotime

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by jonotime 3y ago
Care to share any scripts? Automatic token refresh is a feature I am waiting for in Bruno.
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by jonotime 3y ago
Bruno is great. I'm in the process of moving my team to it. Cli, gui, human readable files. They are hitting all the right points. And it's open source so I don't care if they close up later down the line. It can always be fo
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by jonotime 3y ago
Love the ortholinear keyboad. Never seen that on a laptop before. Now if we could only add a thumb cluster. Hm.
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by jonotime 4y ago
Its doable, but takes some extra work for the T2. I put arch on my MBPro 2019. Wifi is fine, but video playback and audio are a bit glitchy.
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by jonotime 4y ago
* Full stack / backend dev with 10+ years experience. Recently swooped in the tech layoffs at Udemy. * I have been a team lead, given tech talks, founded internal tech guilds, lead hackathon projects, and mentored junior devs. * I pref
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by jonotime 4y ago
Interesting, thanks. I stand corrected on the history part. But routing is still left to the user (its even explicitly mentioned in the doc you linked to. For example if a user clicks a link in their email to /movies/2001, it does
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by jonotime 4y ago
I like HTMX. But I got stuck with the fact that there is no url routing or history. After using things like React and Angluar, I am used to having well defined urls that can get me where I want. Perhaps there is some recommended way to add
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by jonotime 4y ago
By day I code in react, but I'm working on a side project where I needed to use a specific already developed calendar widget. Found the one I needed and it was written in jquery. I started trying to get react and jquery to get along, b
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by jonotime 4y ago
I like Hasura personally and use it on personal projects. Thin looks awesome but I cant tell if there is a way to self host.
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by jonotime 5y ago
I did not realize even the short term affects where that prevalent. Terrified of the long term ones now. It definitely happened to me on citalopram. And now on escitalipram. I have been experimenting with adding DHEA and ginseng from my doc
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by jonotime 5y ago
Yes I can do arbitrary depth text in markdown but then it becomes text, not markdown. Then you are rending a mix of different things which are not semantically meaningful to a tool. Are you suggesting I use MD for the top levels, then then
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by jonotime 5y ago
MD is great for a readme, or a book where someone is going to read it once and digest the info. Markdown is a presentation format and is much easier to write then HTML since its less expressive. Note taking can be deep and contain a lot of
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by jonotime 5y ago
I want to use a tool like this but I dont like using Markdown for taking notes. Its far too restrictive. Which is why I keep coming back to plaintext. These days my formatting is just deep tabs. Anyone know of tooling around this? I created
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by jonotime 6y ago
* Learning to make sourdough bread. * Some home audio hacking. Right now this means turning my old CHIP computer into a bluetooth receiver. * Ripping tapes to mp3. I have a box of 100 tapes of my old jam sessions. I borrowed a tape deck and
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by jonotime 7y ago
There is always swagger codegen, which I have not used in a while. I believe you just give it your json swagger spec and it can generate server stubs of about 20 or so different languages/frameworks.
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by jonotime 7y ago
I'm going a different route with interviews and wonder if anyone has input... I'm a senior backend dev with 10+ years of experience. Breadth of projects, masters in CS, open source work, team lead, top contributor, great reference
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by jonotime 7y ago
Also too late here. As a big fan I was bummed to be forced to leave the free plan. This and the 3 device limit were a deal breaker. Now I'm onto syncthing and keybase FS.
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by jonotime 7y ago
UniFi controller, Emby, Syncthing
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by jonotime 7y ago
Internal network services. Mostly UniFi controller, Emby, Syncthing.
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by jonotime 7y ago
I've used Dropbox since the beginning, and Nextcloud for the last few years. Nextcloud client seems to use %10 of the memory of Dropbox on my machines. I'm now in the process of switching to SyncThing. The advantage of Syncthing o
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by jonotime 7y ago
Very sad to hear this. Not sure where I will go from here. I used to live vanilla Arch (and still do on small servers), but once I found Antergos 5+ years ago there was no turning back. Soon I have another look at manjaro or arco perhaps.
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by jonotime 8y ago
Out of curiosity, what Google Apps work better in Chrome? I use plenty of Google services entirely in Firefox and have never had problems. I only fire up chrome when using Chromecast.
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by jonotime 8y ago
Very interesting project which I will be following. Linux user here who had to roll my own after CrashPlan. I went with Duplicati and Backblaze because the combo was cheap and had a web/linux client. Could I recommend allowing Backblaz
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by jonotime 8y ago
Great article. I agree that the meat industry thrives on the fact that most people see animals at assets/property. They dont treat them as entities who are entitled to live their life, like we do with other humans. The analogy to slave
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by jonotime 8y ago
I agree. I would rather use my phone then a separate hardware device especially since I use a lot of computers. I might look into something like this https://krypt.co/
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by jonotime 8y ago
Another django/graphene shop here. I'm really enjoying the transition. My one complaint is with deep queries. If the query asks for a very nested objects, the amount of DB fetches can become large and then you get a performance hi
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by jonotime 8y ago
Unit tests can be hard to maintain for several reasons. When you refactor your code (renaming methods, changing parameters, splitting methods up, etc), you will need to update those tests. Also some types of unit testing can be more brittle
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by jonotime 8y ago
bradfitz, any idea why the soekris maxes out at 300 Mbps? I have been looking for info on that since thats my gateway (PFSense) at home and I think its limiting my speed since I recently got gigabit fiber. I might replace it with my espress
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by jonotime 8y ago
I'm loving B2 for my Linux desktop backup. I used Crashplan for many years until they pulled the plug recently. Now I'm using B2 via Duplicati and I'm actually saving money (I have about 500Gb of backup). Borg was a runner up
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by jonotime 9y ago
Scrapy is great. I have been using it at work to populate our solr index for our site search page. It is very extensible and powerful, but helps to understand Twisted if you need to do anything advanced.

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