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by jsmeaton 7y ago
If you haven’t already, you should read the linked article. It does a great job explaining the features of the system in easy language.
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For me, it's being able to have a consistent code-style that is completely unambiguous for all collaborators. You configure the tools to run in your editor (or as make targets, or as pre-commit scripts) and you run the same checkers on
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I'm not a fan of global/slideout terminals either. I typically have multiple tabs and multiple panes within each tab tiled on the right hand side of my monitor. CMD+Tab is enough of a global hotkey for my needs, and it's usua
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How Differential Steering Works(youtube.com)
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Kogan.com | Full Stack Engineers and Android Mobile Devs | Full Time | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | https://careers.kogan.com/software-devs-engineering/ Note: we're currently all working from home, but the long
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
At the risk of contributing to the thing I'm railing against, these google sunset comments are so boring, especially when discussing Google Cloud products.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Kogan.com | Full Stack Engineers | Full Time | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | https://careers.kogan.com/software-devs-engineering/ Kogan.com is a pioneer of Australia's online retail industry and Australia’s larg
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As in maximise to take up the entire window? cmd+shift+enter to toggle, I love this feature.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
I haven’t really figured out Tmux, and I’m a little ashamed to admit it. I usually reach for screen when needed, and disconnect/reconnect/kill are the only commands of screen I know. I’ll give the tmux -CC a go when I’m back at my
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Have you got any specific examples of different rules/styles? Have you brought any of them up on the issue tracker? I’m a very big fan of black, and had disliked a few choices. But it’s saved our team literally dozens of hours of nit p
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
No, you’re missing the entire point of the article. An MVP is working software being used by users. You then expand on it to make it better. A prototype is an experiment - confirming an idea works. I think you’re conflating the two.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Would https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0446/ have anything to do with this? We recently upgraded to celery 4 which had a side effect of file descriptors leaking between master and child processes, and data
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Sure, but typically a business will have specific resources they’d be willing to shut down rather than the entire billing account.
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One thing requests still has going for it is that it’s used under the covers by a lot of client libraries with a dynamic import, allowing you to pass in a session object to control things like connection pooling and custom headers. I do loo
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Do you happen to know how it compares to curio?
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Yep, letsencrypt handles peer to peer encryption not authentication which is supposed to be the point of codesigning. Not that codesigning helps that much either - you still get big scary prompts on Windows after signing until you generat
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
(Disclaimer: I work for Kogan but probably don’t have actual experience with the TV you were looking at). Most Kogan TVs can be great dumb screens if you reach out to support for recommended colour settings and you use an external sound dev
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Hang on - HDMI can do Ethernet? That was news to me.
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Kogan.com | Full Stack Engineers | Full Time | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | https://careers.kogan.com/software-devs-engineering/ Our primary focus right now is finding a couple of full stack engineers with a heavier
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Honestly I haven’t used official installations before so I can’t speak to that too much. Pyenv mostly uses official builds though so it’s mostly an automated frontend to manual installs. I like being able to specify the global and local ver
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
Pipenv has been nearly completely broken for a year without a release. Installing from scratch rarely works without providing a full path to the python you want to reference. Now that poetry also manages virtual environments it’s far and aw
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The build step for installing or upgrading a package can be a killer with nontrivial projects.
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Pyenv is for installing multiple versions of python. Virtualenvs are a layer beneath that. It’s super useful for maintaining static versions of python, like 2.7, 3.6 and 3.7 when you have many projects that have different python requirement
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There are other products in the same domain. That’s where the competition should be. Not ripping off work.
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
> Well, they can only reap what company A fails to reap; either by having lower prices That's basically my entire point. Of course company B gets to have lower prices, since they're not spending money on building the product.
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> The idea behind community-based development is that anyone can provide a business around the output of others I disagree with this statement. Being able to build a business around the output of others is a side effect, and not the prim
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It also allows users to modify the source and run it on their own systems. You're suggesting a strictly worse outcome for the majority of people (users, and sentry) in the name of purity.
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I don't understand the practical difference of your suggestion.
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Sure, it's totally legitimate under an f/oss license. Which is why many companies that are spending millions of their own money developing these systems are moving to different models where it's no longer legitimate. If the p
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by jsmeaton 7y ago
> Consider yourself happy Torvalds didn't think this way. Or Guido. By all means, fork the software and start providing a business around it then. What you don't get to do, anymore, is provide a business around the output of

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