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by linkdd 4y ago
I'd like to have some clarification on the following claims: - Rust async is a mess - Python async is a mess What does "mess" means here? I have been writing Rust code for a few months, and Python code for more than
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by linkdd 4y ago
And if you're responsible for fraudulent charges on someone else's credit card, you can get into a lot of troubles.
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by linkdd 4y ago
The domain name must be paid by someone. After the transfer, if the employee is not up to date with their inbox, they may end up paying for something they did not consent. Is there really no legal basis to sue someone because of this? Is th
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by linkdd 4y ago
Either way, I think it's irresponsible to target a random employee and throw journalists at him. No, nobody deserves "reputation damage" for the misbehavior of their company (and here, the one at fault is another company).
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by linkdd 4y ago
B. And then get in trouble (or sued) for diffamation once we discover that the domain was initially registered by you. EDIT: Being downvoted because I'm against public shaming, way to go HN! Go on, downvote me.
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by linkdd 4y ago
Well, it won't be only debts, there are some housing properties with it. And you can't refuse only part of the inheritance, either you refuse it all, you accept it all. I should have said "mostly" and not "only&quot
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by linkdd 4y ago
> write a video game where your enemy player is a neural network that slowly but surely learns how to beat you. This has already been done: chess
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by linkdd 4y ago
I want to live, that means: - not being forced to work 2/3 of my time - being able to eat, drink, sleep, be warm at all time - being able to work on whatever I want, even if it's useless, especially if it's useless
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by linkdd 4y ago
Kubirds[0], a Cloud Native Supervision Engine. In the Cloud, monitoring and supervision is all about metric collection and analysis. The good old days of alerting (with tools like Nagios, Icinga, Zabbix, ...) seems to have been forgotten. I
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by linkdd 4y ago
It's a personal preference. When I'm onboarding on a huge code base, someone from the frontend reports a bug, I'm like "ok so where does this URL go?", I open the urls.py (which can be split with include), and from
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by linkdd 4y ago
Which is why I put all the logic into a single place. Extra methods on Django Models? Nope. A function in my business logic package which takes a model instance as parameter? Yes. Models should only contain data. Huge views that do more tha
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by linkdd 4y ago
Like I said, you don't need class-based views if you split your code correctly. You have a function, which takes a request and URL parameters, and returns an HTTP response. You add some decorators to require an authenticated user and&#
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by linkdd 4y ago
That's because you should not fight it. I have some tips I use in all my Django projects: 1. Split your settings.py in multiple files This is inspired by Elixir's compile-time config per environment/release/etc... Instea
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Kubirds – Cloud Native Supervision Engine(kubirds.com)
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by linkdd 4y ago
Like htmx[0]'s boost attribute? I've been building a webapp with Python/Django and HTMX, it works like a charm. [0] - https://htmx.org
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by linkdd 4y ago
Ah my bad :) This is why I dislike acronyms.
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by linkdd 4y ago
> then you're probably still junior in that field That seems to be the point of OP, if I'm not mistaken "JD" means Junior Developer
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Ask HN: Can you see syntax highlighting on VS Code with clear mode?
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by linkdd 4y ago
> A hello world can literally just be a single line Yes a bazooka can kill an ant. Does it make it suited for the job? > things like immutability, pattern matching, anonymous (aka lambda) functions, etc Immutability is easier to under
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by linkdd 4y ago
I'm not sure if it fits your description, but a while ago me and my associate made https://github.com/link-society/gotempl
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by linkdd 4y ago
Erlang/Elixir is best suited for large, long running, distributed system. Why? Because it has all the tools to handle such complexity, but you still need to understand it. Someone who has never developed anything serious, or does not k
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by linkdd 4y ago
From the website: > Talos runs in memory from a SquashFS, and persists nothing, leaving the primary disk entirely to Kubernetes. Also: > Talos improves security further by mounting the root filesystem as read-only and removing any hos
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Talos Linux is a modern Linux distribution built for Kubernetes(talos.dev)
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by linkdd 4y ago
Functional programming does not prevent you from setting up boundaries between modules and group functions together.
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PageRank: A Trillion Dollar Algorithm(youtube.com)
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by linkdd 4y ago
Thank you for the feedback as well :) > I'm better than most reading poorer copy but I consider your(unchanged) copy very good. This is nice to hear/read, yet I'm a perfectionist who knows perfection do not exist. The pitc
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by linkdd 4y ago
Thank you a lot for the feedback! We'll definitely do something about it :)
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by linkdd 4y ago
what's so wrong about sprinkling some jquery on a static website (generated with hugo or jekyll)? On https://kubirds.com I use: jQuery appear: https://plugins.jquery.com/appear/ jQuery fancybox: https
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Show HN: 1-Click-Notify, NoCode notification automation and aggregation (survey)(1-click-notify.carrd.co)
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by linkdd 4y ago
This already exist with the `with` expression, no?

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