nackjicholson

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   by nackjicholson 6y ago

   TODO! Backup the NAS to somewhere offsite. Maybe an S3 bucket or google cloud storage or something.
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   by nackjicholson 6y ago

   I use syncthing on a NAS device in my house. That's a 2-bay NAS in RAID 1 configuration. All machines I want to use the files from need to use syncthing pointed at the NAS folder. The NAS basically becomes my central repository of file
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   by nackjicholson 6y ago

   Awesome! If you're like me, you'll go through these steps. 1. Use org-mode in one file for a few years to track all of your todos. You can make a good David Allen GTD system this way. Headings for Inbox, Projects, Someday/May
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   by nackjicholson 6y ago

   +1 for query builders being an excellent choice for a lot of applications and uses. Keeping things DRY being one. We haven't solved the repetition in SQL with aiosql. We also haven't tried. :)
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   by nackjicholson 6y ago

   I haven't used pug, but I read through it a bit and like their approach. I think they have a more intricate way of parsing SQL than we have in aiosql. We're doing it quick and dirty with some regular expressions.
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   by nackjicholson 6y ago

   I forked aiosql from anosql in order to support asyncio based sql drivers. Huge thanks to Honza Pokorny for starting this adventure.
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   by nackjicholson 6y ago

   Hey, thanks for the opportunity ideas! You're totally right about the editor lookup problem. I wrote this project, I use this project in a production setting and not being able to jump to the SQL from code does bother me.