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Ask HN: What shell script exit codes do you suggest?
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by jph 4y ago
Architecture Decision Records can help teamwork. I teach tech teams about these, and maintain a repo of templates and examples: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/architecture-decision...
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Show HN: curl-chatgpt shell script with simple input/output options(github.com)
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by jph 4y ago
Thanks. Compiling the compiler in Rust is a multi-stage process, and also uses python to help, so is beyond the scope of Rust 101. For you, there are instructions here: https://rustc-dev-guide.rust-lang.org/building/how
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by jph 4y ago
Great specific examples, thanks! I'll pick a few and add them this week.
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I agree-- I don't yet have a good title for that section and it's more akin to a misc. section. I'll work on it. You're totally right about Copy/Clone and Send/Sync, so I'll add these right now. Thank you
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Yes you're right. For my immediate need (next week) the students all have taken Python or Java for at least a year. I'll look for ways to add modeling of problems as you suggest.
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by jph 4y ago
Excellent feedback, thank you. Will do. Yes CLAP changed a bunch from 3 to 4; I'll update that example from the old ChatGPT code to the new CLAP 4 code, right now.
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Ask HN: What Rust topics do you suggest for a Rust 101 teaching guide?
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Show HN: Rust 101 introduction with focus on topic summaries for newcomers(github.com)
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Show HN: assertables v7.0.0 Rust crate of many assert macros to help you test(github.com)
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by jph 4y ago
I teach OODA loop ideas to software teams, and have open source notes here: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/ooda-loop
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by jph 4y ago
Code gen takes quite a while. Diesel features are one way to see the effect... diesel = { version = "*", features = ["128-column-tables"], ... }
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Yes, where that link describes "[dev-dependencies]" and "[build-dependencies]". I use the dev-dependencies section often, and the build-dependencies rarely. And anyone here, please correct my understanding if there'
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by jph 4y ago
Awesome thank you. I'm adding it to the cargo favorites list: https://github.com/sixarm/cargo-install-favorites Tiny feedback: - Can you consider changing "git add ." to be explicit e.g. "git add Ca
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by jph 4y ago
Very interesting, thank you. Pladitor looks like an excellent editor, and well worth buying. I especially like your cross-platform license.
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by jph 4y ago
This is super-useful. The TVOC / NOx module is especially compelling. Can I purchase it pre-soldered? I do see your commercial offering (AirGradient ONE) and I'd like to buy that for my office. How does a typical consumer purchase
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Show HN: PlantUML examples for UML, wireframes, mind maps, Gantt, C4, and more(github.com)
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by jph 4y ago
We're in the same boat with component diagrams, where the layout engine is insufficient. What did you choose to do for alternatives?
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Great tool! Would you be open to CollabUML adding PlantUML Font Awesome icons? You can see the demo PlantUML for "Area diagram demo" that I'm using: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/demo-plantuml
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by jph 4y ago
Nice work! I added SearchTheDeck to my pitch deck repo of advice: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/pitch-deck/
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by jph 4y ago
Thank you so much for working on the role security-- it's a major pain point with Postgres, such as for teams of teams that each need to create their own databases yet should be isolated from interfering with other teams' database
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by jph 4y ago
Kudos Bryce for writing the story and also for posting here. This is a great story from the trenches.
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Show HN: sixarm-unix-shell-functions v10 adds POSIX assert functions(github.com)
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by jph 4y ago
Dependency tracking was the primary issue because the company was in a regulated industry. Releasing patches for upstream existing open source was a secondary issue; GPL made this especially easy.
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MIT and BSD et al. required the compliance team to track code, attribute it, audit it, and ensure that if the code ended up in the company's external products, then the company could prove the code was always correctly handled This nec
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by jph 4y ago
Yes simpler than MIT. The Fortune 50's compliance team carefully evaluated many open source licenses, including MIT, BSD, GPL, Apache, etc. and determined that GPL is the best for their company for internal tools such as these, that mu
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by jph 4y ago
It turns out that GPL is a much simpler license for very large enterprises. In fact, this GPL license was originally chosen because it's the simplest for one of my Fortune 50 company clients.
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OK. I'll rephrase that. Thanks!
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Good constructive feedback, much appreciated. > Prefer just a simple MIT over GPL Done. I added MIT or Apache-2.0 or GPL-2.0-or-later. > properly license your repo on Github Done. I added LICENSE.md file with SPDX links. > Unit tes

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