mmgutz

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   by mmgutz 11y ago

   Another option is to use docker compose to start kubernetes https://github.com/vyshane/docker-compose-kubernetes
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   by mmgutz 11y ago

   Does installing 2.9.1 remove it completely or just from the Transmission app? I'm concerned the malware is still there.
3. 243.▲
   by mmgutz 11y ago

   What advantage does this have over traditional i3(gaps)? i3 seems to perform well on older hardware and in VMs.
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   by mmgutz 11y ago

   Most go-related plugins are reaching parity in that they mostly use the same background services and utilities to update the editor. My guess is Jetbrain's IDE has roughly the same features. FWIW, VS.code starts up much faster than We
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   by mmgutz 11y ago

   VS.Code + the go plugin is quite good. I recommend it to my team members who prefer GUI-based editors. VS.Code is surprisingly much faster than Atom even though they share the same electron editor. I think vim + vim-go is still the best go
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   by mmgutz 11y ago

   How is this different than this? http://matias.ca/ergopro/pc/
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   by mmgutz 11y ago

   I'm skeptical this will be successful. I just can't see these kind of operations selecting ripe and fresh produce like my mother taught me from the grocery store. They're concerned about their bottom line and will send whatev
8. 248.▲
   by mmgutz 11y ago

   I'm not surprised. People are buying phablets instead of tablets. I haven't used my iPad in I don't know how long. Don't need two devices.
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   by mmgutz 11y ago

   The big issue, is SQL Server the only production ready database supported? SQL Server is not a viable option in the open source world. There is an Alpha version of the PostgreSQL npgsql driver, not sure how solid it is. Moreover, is CoreCLR
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    by mmgutz 11y ago

    So it can resolve dependencies of different versions? For example if there are three packages that each depend on different versions? foo v1.0.1 foo v2.0 foo v1.5
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    by mmgutz 11y ago

    Node.js (w/ NPM) is dynamic in nature and its modules are stored in the module cache by an absolute path key calculated from the relative path of the module which is being required at RUN-TIME. Go cannot do that at RUN-TIME. It must re
12. 252.▲
    by mmgutz 11y ago

    I don't agree with master being the production code. It's the default branch when you clone. I like to keep the production branch on a more explicit branch so my team knows they're dealing with release code.
13. 253.▲
    by mmgutz 11y ago

    Are there any references to this abuse, harrassment and discrimination from the Golang community? I haven't seen it in my year working with Go. Seems like a pretty broad generalization.
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    by mmgutz 11y ago

    Sorry, it's not Arnold complete. There is no "IT'S NOT A TUMOR. IT'S A HEADACHE!"
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    by mmgutz 11y ago

    In addition to other comments, optimization sometimes means inlining code. Lodash has always been performance first.
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    by mmgutz 11y ago

    Last I tried Navicat it didn't offer much over pgAdmin. The UI was more streamlined but that wasn't reason enough to switch to it. What features in navicat are must have and not found in pgAdmin3?
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    by mmgutz 12y ago

    Where are the actual download links to play with it?
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    by mmgutz 12y ago

    I prefer it to atom already on OSX. * handles multiple files well. atom ends up being too many tabs with no quick way to get to them * MRU file switching * shows side by side default v user settings * launches must faster (which is strange
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    by mmgutz 12y ago

    fyi, same error with @outlook.com account
20. 260.▲
    by mmgutz 12y ago

    You can do that with Vim/Emacs, tmux on less than $5/mo VPS. Chrome has a pretty good SSH terminal extension.
21. 261.▲
    by mmgutz 12y ago

    I also had the impression this was some new web server when Caddy seems to be configuration glue of a WIP HTTP/2 server and external packages.
22. 262.▲
    by mmgutz 12y ago

    If I'm not mistaken it is Brad Fitz HTTP2' work from the Go team and will be in the standard library in the future.
23. 263.▲
    by mmgutz 12y ago

    How is this different than beanstalkd?
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    by mmgutz 12y ago

    I haven't used Docker myself. So what value add does Docker provide?
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    by mmgutz 12y ago

    This seems to be their strategy but it could backfire. Once Windows developers and enterprises start using Linux and other clouds instead of Windows Server and Azure, we might see the old MS again.
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    by mmgutz 12y ago

    FWIW, that same creator created Jade and Stylus which are pythonic like CoffeeScript. What's wrong with HTML and CSS? I could never take his stance against CoffeeScript seriously.
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    by mmgutz 12y ago

    Postgres 9.3+ is fairly straight-forward too. Here is go + github.com/mgutz/dat // one trip to database using subqueries and Postgres' JSON functions con.SelectDoc("id", "user_name", &q
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    by mmgutz 12y ago

    asp.vnext is targeting Linux. My guess is those who will run on other clouds will likely use Linux/container*OS instead.
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    by mmgutz 12y ago

    It would have been nice if the library conformed to http.Handler. That has nothing to do with routing yet whenever a new router comes out, it's non-idiomatic. I'll take free performance anyday but not if I have to rewrite code.
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    by mmgutz 12y ago

    VB did a lot of things right: * interfaces * delegation instead of inheritance * binary contracts (sometimes attributed to dependency hell) It was shunned back then because of C++ and MFC/ATL. My favorite VB books were by Dan Appleman.