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by jph 5y ago
I built "assertables" ( https://crates.io/crates/assertables ) for Rust testing macros. It's open source. It provides more options for TDD, more detail in error messages, and more capabilities for runtime
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by jph 5y ago
> By not having something competitive Alpine is less and less attractive for newer production deployments. Alpine uses OpenRC ( https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/OpenRC ). IMHO Alpine and OpenRC tend to make production dep
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by jph 5y ago
I'm the author and seeking constructive feedback for these testing macros. What's good, what needs improvement, etc.? I'm happy to answer questions about these and about Rust testing in general.
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Show HN: `assertables` rust crate of testing macros(github.com)
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by jph 5y ago
RSpec, Minitest, and Cucumber have a huge history in bringing Test Driven Development (TDD) and Behavior Driven Development (BDD) to many developers via Ruby on Rails. All three have fascinating interactions with language and psychology. I
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by jph 5y ago
Bootstrap + Tailwind is my new favorite combination for front end sites. Bootstrap gets the web app up and running quickly, and then if the customer wants customization, we migrate the relevant areas to Tailwind. Congrats to the Bootstrap t
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by jph 5y ago
I believe SF will thrive in the next wave. SF has decades of progressive exploration to continue, from the 1960's music scene, through hippies and psychonauts and LGBTQ+ culture, to the rise of open source and software, SF keeps thrivi
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PlantUML demo - my diagram quickstart for developers(github.com)
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by jph 6y ago
FaunaDB is doing more than Upstash and DynamoDB in the author's examples, as the author describes in the related blog post: - FaunaDB is providing strong consistency and isolation; Upstash and DynamoDB are providing eventual consistenc
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by jph 6y ago
Please take my money. :) If you're reading this and want to learn genetic algorithms in Elixir, Sean's book is excellent: https://pragprog.com/titles/smgaelixir/genetic-algorithms-in...
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by jph 6y ago
The Runnaroo search website says "I've taken Runnaroo down due to the ever increasing number of bots scraping the site. Not sure if it will be back. Thank you to all of those who have used Runnaroo over the last year! I'm goi
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Runnaroo privacy-focused search engine taken down because of bots(runnaroo.com)
3 points by jph 6y ago|2 comments
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Article: We found 22 white and well-formed calcite crystals brought to the site 105,000 years ago. We determined this using a method called "optically stimulated luminescence", which dates sediments the crystals were excavated fro
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by jph 6y ago
I'm the author and I'm seeking constructive feedback and ideas for improvements please. Crate: https://crates.io/crates/assure Docs: https://docs.rs/assure/ Repo: https://gith
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Show HN: Rust `assure` macros for runtime checking(crates.io)
3 points by jph 6y ago|1 comments
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by jph 6y ago
I love oblique strategies. For programmers and team leads, there's a similar set called "The Primes" that works wonders with my technical teams, because it has the brainstorming ideas plus effective guidance: https:/&#x
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by jph 6y ago
Oblique Strategies: ideas for creative lateral thinking (GitHub repo) https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/oblique_strategies
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Sun and open source was a fascinating collision of management, trying to balance the sales-driven groups who aimed to sell enterprise server hardware, and the software-driven groups who wanted the freedom to run anywhere on anything. Then-C
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by jph 6y ago
Postgres has a graph extension work in progress, that may interest you: https://age.incubator.apache.org/ "AGE is an acronym for A Graph Extension... The goal of the project is to create single storage that can handle
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by jph 6y ago
I'm a Bristle paying customer, and love the entire conceptual area of microbiomes and self-directed assays. IMHO microbiome science provides a new kind of quantification of health and wellness, and suggests new vectors for treatments a
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by jph 6y ago
Good idea. What are your ideas for how to handle other social network link sites? For example, TikTok, Reddit, LinkedIn?
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by jph 6y ago
Fibery shows a quantum entanglement Feynman diagram to explain how it works-- the whole site is brilliantly hilarious.
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by jph 6y ago
Quickest summary: Rust async is >3x faster and lighter than Linux threads. This is a great accomplishment for Rust.
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by jph 6y ago
Yes this open source repo: https://github.com/joelparkerhenderson/architecture_decision... See the `examples` directory for real ADRs, such as for CSS frameworks (e.g. Bulma), secrets storage (e.g. Bitwarden, Vault), p
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by jph 6y ago
MIT is publishing a book that collects these classic papers: Prior Analytics (∼350 BCE) By Aristotle The True Method (1677) By Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Sketch of the Analytical Engine (1843) By L. F. Menabrea, with Notes by the Translator,
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Ideas That Created the Future: Classic Papers of Computer Science(mitpress.mit.edu)
18 points by jph 6y ago|4 comments
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by jph 6y ago
You wrote about deplatforming-- heads up that DigitalOcean does deplatform people. I have direct firsthand knowledge of DigitalOcean deplatforming a security disclosure professional reporting a root breach bug. For your secure backups, I ca
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by jph 6y ago
Much of the groundwork for the internet and open software happened in the 1970s and 1980s thanks to influxes of government funding, including at many universities and research organizations. I advocate for government funding for public good
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> After all, software could not be both open and closed. It turns out software can be both open and closed, and it's a good approach IMHO: the software creator can provide an open source license and a closed source license. Then use
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by jph 6y ago
The article touches on NGINX and Lua for API gateways, and that's an approach I like very much. The NGINX website has a bunch of well-written training posts about microservices and gateways. https://www.nginx.com/resour

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