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by maxioatic 6y ago
Might be a silly question because I'm a noob in this area, but: Does this work with the official Ubuntu images or only Raspbian?
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I was wondering if this was written in Go, and specifically using the Cobra framework. I checked out the repo and it was! Other common CLIs written with the same framework: kubectl , hugo , rclone (to name a few) Really is a great optio
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by maxioatic 6y ago
To highlight from that doc: "The GitHub CLI team is focused solely on building out the new tool, gh. We aren’t shutting down hub or doing anything to change it. It’s an open source project and will continue to exist as long as it’s mai
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by maxioatic 6y ago
> Immediately accretive to NVIDIA’s non-GAAP gross margin and EPS Can someone explain this? (From the bullet points of the article) I looked up the definition of accretive: "characterized by gradual growth or increase." So it s
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by maxioatic 6y ago
> The key is not what you have been until today. The only thing that matters is what you want to do. I like this
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by maxioatic 6y ago
"programming for a while" and "been at it much too long" are pretty nebulous time frames. However, in general, I personally feel that time is not a great indicator of whether or not someone should be good at something. M
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I've never used or looked into WebRTC but seen it floated around and I think I heard Sean on a gotime podcast once? Not sure, but overall I have some offshoot interest as I generally like network protocols. The following is just some m
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by maxioatic 6y ago
Often I try to buy Manning, Pragmatic Bookshelf, or NoStarch books direct from them. I don't know why O'Reilly seems to be so much cheaper on Amazon though, probably because they have so much volume. > Some of my books have bee
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I love Powell's. I've spent way too many hours in both of their Portland locations (and the old Technical store, RIP) over the last 20+ years. I've lived within walking and biking distance to both the whole time. That said, t
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by maxioatic 6y ago
Same. I loved going in there. The technical sections on the top floor by the rare books area is still pretty good, but it has none of the "science gizmos" and the feeling is just that of a regular section.
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I just use it on my laptop and desktop (Mac/Linux). I think I'd prefer to use a tablet though as I'm not a huge fan of reading on computers. Currently looking around and I've seen your sentiment about Polar and iPads bef
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I'm a huge Polar fan! I'm considering buying an iPad just for using Polar, but I was wondering about the ReMarkable as well, since I like e-ink better for reading. Do you have any recommendations for a tablet to use with Polar?
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I've been considering this but I'm not sure if it fits my use case. My main thing would be reading pdf's - specifically with Polar ( https://getpolarized.io/ ). I use it for keeping track of notes/annotat
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by maxioatic 6y ago
> Also, it's just fun to play with gear. Exactly my reason as well. RaspberryPi k8s cluster of some old Pi 3's I had lying around - why not? Hardware seems to generally last longer than you expect, and can be repurposed for, at
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by maxioatic 6y ago
> When the flag package sees -h or -help, and those flags are not defined, it now prints a usage message. If the FlagSet was created with ExitOnError, FlagSet.Parse would then exit with a status of 2. In this release, the exit status for
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by maxioatic 6y ago
Obviously. This lets you quit an app without switching to it or right clicking it on the dock -> quit.
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by maxioatic 6y ago
Cmd + tab to quit applications Instead of releasing cmd to switch to the application, you can press q to quit it.
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I didn't know that. Sure, it doesn't sound like a revolutionary idea, and I'm not surprised at all its been thought of. I was basing it on the assumption there are people there already who aren't leaving. With a colony o
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by maxioatic 6y ago
Wow, I didn't realize I could map JetBrains actions. That is awesome! Thanks for the tips! There goes my afternoon...
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I feel the same way. Likely not to start but over time I think they would build up capability. I wonder how lesser gravity on Mars would help/hurt their efforts. Easier to heft heavy gear up high? I'm also thinking on the flip sid
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by maxioatic 6y ago
RIP someone's weekend
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by maxioatic 6y ago
Super cool! I've never done any embedded device work but have an interest. Seeing the layout of the flash in a straight forward image like this is pretty inspirational honestly. Definitely will be checking out more of his work.
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by maxioatic 6y ago
This is really cool. I especially like the article preview text and the color image on hover (very nice touch). Interestingly, I feel more inclined to read the articles than peruse the comment section first.
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by maxioatic 6y ago
This sounds pretty neat. How many stations/ how big of area would be needed to make some predictions?
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by maxioatic 6y ago
If anyone would like a book on this subject, I recommend Powerful Command-Line Applications in Go : https://pragprog.com/book/rggo/powerful-command-line-applica... It's currently in Beta but the first 6 cha
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I do something similar, although I use venv to create a new virtual environment and update pip and setuptools: alias venv='python3 -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate && pip install --upgrade pip se
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by maxioatic 6y ago
It doesn't look like it. Here's the talk info from the conference: https://www.usenix.org/conference/lisa19/presentation/mahesh... Other talks have links to their recordings. It also doesn't se
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I have a X1 Carbon 3rd gen (2015) that is starting to get beat up (man is it durable though). I've been waiting to upgrade to a Thinkpad with a Ryzen 4000, so I'm super excited about these. I might switch to the T series though (f
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by maxioatic 7y ago
Golang! More specifically, trying to build a static site that has all the indexes of my programming books indexed and searchable using Bleve. Edit: If anyone has tips on how to extract text from indexes of books that'd be great. Curren
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by maxioatic 7y ago
I bought his Let's Go book last week. Pretty good so far and if you're building a web app, I'll throw my recommendation in too.

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