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by linkdd 5y ago
This reminds me of cgit[1], but the UI seems even simpler. [1] - https://git.zx2c4.com/cgit/about/
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by linkdd 5y ago
In your example, you can't use `Rectangle(1, 1)` as a Square which was the point of the author. No a square is not a rectangle, it's a shape that have common properties to other shapes (rectangles, diamonds, ...).
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by linkdd 5y ago
> A common counterexample to OO inheritance is the relationship between a square and a rectangle. Geometrically, a square is a specialisation of a rectangle: every square is a rectangle, not every rectangle is a square. Well yes and no.
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by linkdd 5y ago
Some mental health tips would have help a lot. Maybe I would have avoided so many burn outs.
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by linkdd 5y ago
Edited the message to include a short description of Hasura.
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by linkdd 5y ago
PostgreSQL with Hasura answer 200% of our needs. Hasura exposes a GraphQL API and translates GraphQL queries to SQL queries (that's how it solves the N+1 resolver problem). It handles authorization and permissions using the PostgreSQL
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by linkdd 5y ago
To be honest, I find Tailwind to be too "low level", and I enjoy Bulma a lot more.
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by linkdd 5y ago
Compiler is, and will always be, the general term for source-to-source translation. I believe a transpiler is especially for source-to-source translations where the source and target have the same abstraction level. For example, Python&#x27
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by linkdd 5y ago
It was a fun read, thank you! Your submission is the real-world example of "work smart, not hard"
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by linkdd 5y ago
I've noticed since Microsoft acquired Github, the "explore" tab has been more and more useless. It's been months since it displays me the same repositories, and significantly less than before. I don't know if it&#x2
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by linkdd 5y ago
And yet, thanks to Stylus[1], I have a darkmode HN: https://imgur.com/a/TayEsyS NB: I also have an extension to run some javascript to edit some of the layout. [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by linkdd 5y ago
> Erlang's supervision trees could be used as a substitute for Kubernetes in many cases I disagree, do they solve the same kind of problem? Yes. But the same problems? No. If part of your application needs to be restarted, why would
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by linkdd 5y ago
> I'd happily program in Brainfuck if that's what it took to avoid Kube. Why though? Why hate k8s so much that you would choose an unreadable language?
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by linkdd 5y ago
This. Restarting an Erlang process and restarting a Docker container is not the same. Let's say you create an Erlang process per request and that process crash, you don't want to restart the whole node, do you? Application resilie
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by linkdd 5y ago
Each time I set up a new project, I reevaluate the tools I use: Is there a new major version? Is my configuration obsolete? Is there a better tool for the job? That's how I switched from nyc to c8 for example (test coverage)
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by linkdd 5y ago
If the question is "do I use scripts like create-react-app", the answer is no. In general, I don't like code generators, I like to understand what I'm doing from the beginning and add stuff when I need them. But I do hav
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Ask HN: Is there bots that clone GitHub repositories?
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by linkdd 5y ago
Awesome thanks!
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by linkdd 5y ago
Nice, but I see no Bongcloud opening ^^
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by linkdd 5y ago
I have maintained bare metal servers. Deploying manually was a pain, it was simplified with ansible, but decommissioning services was still a pain. Then I used systemd+docker with ansible, it was less of a pain but still required manual ope
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by linkdd 5y ago
I don't understand what the arrows should represent. In fact, I did not understand a single schema. Which is a shame for an article about "visualization".
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by linkdd 5y ago
Amazingly useful. I was always using websites to do that: - https://regex101.com/ - https://www.base64decode.org/ - https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/ - http://www.time
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by linkdd 5y ago
In the category of old unmaintained tools: - https://github.com/linkdd/manyssh : Before discovering ansible/puppet/etc... - https://github.com/linkdd/i3tools : For when I was using i3w
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by linkdd 5y ago
> Match specific combinations of categories and filters in seconds. I don't even know what kind of movie I want to watch. I would not be able to come up with a search input. I have 2 ways of using netflix: - pick a random movie
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by linkdd 5y ago
A playbook is usually composed of many roles and potentially custom modules. I'd rather have this as a CLI tool to run in my repository. As of now, I see very limited use to this, but it has potential for CI/CD workflows.
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by linkdd 5y ago
Maybe HN suffered from the HN kiss of death.
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by linkdd 5y ago
But what about rust (not the language) ?
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by linkdd 5y ago
My point was that Erlang and Elixir aren't that different. You can totally not use the syntactic sugar for proplists, it will still work the same. Therefore saying "you need to learn 2 languages" isn't correct. It's
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by linkdd 5y ago
Erlang's syntax is so simple I've been able to read the source code of RabbitMQ before even knowing the language. Quickly going through https://learnyousomeerlang.com/ to discover OTP, processes and supervisor and
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by linkdd 5y ago
If I understand correctly, it's more like the query (not the schema) is generated from the expected result. So your application does not need to "talk in GraphQL".

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