linkdd

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by linkdd 6y ago
Just an example of platform specific issue even with Docker.
992.
by linkdd 6y ago
In the professional world, your end user is either : - someone without the skills to make a Dockerfile - another team who has not the responsability to integrate your work The packager of an application is part of the project's team.
993.
by linkdd 6y ago
I use constantly Docker in my job and projects yes. Yet, I do not believe and advocates it gets rid of the complexity. According to the user needs, your dockerized application will run with different base distro. Alpine and musl for small O
994.
by linkdd 6y ago
Still, the person trying to run the code has to setup Docker. And if you're on Windows, your Docker host is in a virtual machine, so networking and volumes are not so simple anymore. Replacing one kind of complexity by another is not a
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by linkdd 6y ago
No, the problem is just moved inside the container.
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by linkdd 7y ago
It's not NPM's fault, it's developer's fault. I would never in my right mind publish a one-line package, Python, Javascript, whatever. And I would never add a one line package as dependency
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by linkdd 7y ago
I can see how it would be easier to just use an icon library, and I will definitely consider that on each project. Yet, if I use only one or two icons from a library that weights near 10MB (Font Awesome Free is 8MB), when those icons are av
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by linkdd 7y ago
done :)
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Ask HN: Why would you prefer icon libraries over UTF-8 special characters?
5 points by linkdd 7y ago|5 comments
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by linkdd 7y ago
Funny how your comment also use "should" and "may" :) Anyway, those key words are used to allow flexibility in the implementation. Remember that a RFC is specific to a single version of a single protocol. Thus splitting
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by linkdd 7y ago
:set resistance=futile
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by linkdd 7y ago
> Best thing is to stay away from shared pointers unless you really need them anyway, as they promote designs with sloppy ownership semantics. Could you elaborate? I'm not an expert in C++ but smart pointers did simplify a lot of my
1003.
by linkdd 7y ago
damn, that's some "obvious" moves right there
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by linkdd 7y ago
You would never expose your database directly to the whole world. Either it is an internal service, only consumed by your own products, and then it's fine. Or you have an API gateway to control who and how your services are queried. Th
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by linkdd 7y ago
> 4) They share an OS Unless you make your Dockerfiles `FROM scratch` you do have an OS too.
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by linkdd 7y ago
5. I do not know if it's pythonish, but I use and abuse functools.partial