luord

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   How long do python Postgres tools take to load data?(kracekumar.com)

   1 points by luord 9y ago|0 comments
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   Our Solar system is atypical(forbes.com)

   2 points by luord 9y ago|0 comments
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   The “Decorator Pattern” vs. The Python “wrapt” Package(blog.dscpl.com.au)

   2 points by luord 9y ago|0 comments
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   by luord 9y ago

   I know it's a different issue but this reminded me of the developers who mention five design patterns for every requirement listed. It's often pointless and, more often than not, it's easier to just describe what is it they m
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   Write dumb code(matthewrocklin.com)

   81 points by luord 9y ago|66 comments
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   by luord 9y ago

   I love articles like this, they make science so approachable.
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   by luord 9y ago

   These all seem really useful. Specially the date thing, handy.
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   by luord 9y ago

   I did this same switch years ago (probably because of unity) and never looked back. I love debian.
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   by luord 9y ago

   Great for vue, my favorite frontend framework for a while now.
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    by luord 9y ago

    I didn't know a few of these, and I think I'll find `<()` specially useful.
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    by luord 9y ago

    I feel that "Tron" has the most primordial and crucial advice for any developer: "Fight for the users". We should always keep that in mind and as the top priority.
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    by luord 9y ago

    This is the best thing I've seen in a while. That they host the code in gitlab is a nice touch.
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    by luord 9y ago

    I spend more time now on asinine meetings than writing code. Must be some kind of ironic hell. Needless to say, I agree.
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    by luord 9y ago

    Good thing I have zero interest in functional programming and other cyclical fads. I just concern myself with keeping my code understandable, maintainable (with the help of my teams) and tested.
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    by luord 9y ago

    Similar experience, except using Flask. For new projects, I have a docker-compose based template for that bootstraps postgresql, a flask app and a vue app in different containers. Aside note: Why is every article featured here about vue fil
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    by luord 9y ago

    I've been a linux user for almost eleven years now, and a professional software developer for four, and I wasn't even aware that strace existed until just now.
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    by luord 9y ago

    > superhumanly beautiful music The problem with your hypothetical lies in these three words: there's no such thing. Art and appreciation of it is, in big part, a way to connect with the mind and feelings of other people, the artist
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    by luord 9y ago

    I fail to see any actual advantage in the approach proposed by this article; it would have the exact same problems, or very similar ones, since, versioning or not, everything ultimately comes down to trusting the package's authors. Nob
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    by luord 9y ago

    I use theoldreader myself, and have very little reason to stop checking my RSS feeds.
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    by luord 9y ago

    Great write-up. I'll keep in mind, specially for when I have to migrate a traditional server-side application into a SPA.
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    by luord 9y ago

    > My pet peeve with react is that I can't just code. I have to stop every 10 steps and reflect on the tool I use, instead of the problem I'm trying to solve. Thank you! Every time I've tried react (and enough attempts were
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    Blockchain-Based CVs(forbes.com)

    2 points by luord 9y ago|0 comments
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    by luord 9y ago

    Pytest, once I understood how the fixture system works, I never looked back. I wish JavaScript had something similar
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    by luord 9y ago

    I love javascript, it's basically the language I like working in the most after python, yet I expected it to be near the top of the disliked tags. Good, I guess, even if it does appear anyway. Loving that postgresql, docker and python
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    by luord 9y ago

    > In most businesses, the only tests that have business value are those that are derived from business requirements. This is, imo, the most important takeaway and it is, or should be, obvious, but it often isn't (maybe because &quot
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    by luord 9y ago

    You make a fair point against sending links in emails, so how do you implement the token in the email? I'd like to start doing that in my own projects too.
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    by luord 9y ago

    This article failed to mention the most important thing: An actual advantage of fat binaries. The closest he comes is saying that he feels the docker way is "old"... As compared with fat binaries, which is how desktop applications
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    by luord 9y ago

    > As an example, you forgot to test if `'nos': ("", None)` yields the correct error. It isn't in the go code either. > There isn't anything anywhere about the code being incorrect. Thus it is irrelevant.
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    by luord 9y ago

    > So, it doesn't matter if your code is correct or not? I'm going to need you to walk me so I can see how that part you quoted implies that the code being correct doesn't matter. I honestly don't see the correlation.
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    by luord 9y ago

    > You should very rarely have to change tests when you refactor code. I'm going to say this is poor, if not outright dangerous, advice. I'd argue the opposite: every time the code changes, it would be great if a test somewhere