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by nkantar 9y ago
A partial leaderboard would've likely been no better (and possibly worse) than no leaderboard.
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by nkantar 9y ago
You may be better served by Lektor: https://www.getlektor.com/
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by nkantar 9y ago
My guess is that this is implemented by the publisher.
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by nkantar 9y ago
Is your editor available somewhere? Even just screenshots would be neat.
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by nkantar 9y ago
OP here, happy to answer any questions. The project lives here: https://github.com/nkantar/Starminder
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Show HN: Starminder – periodic reminders about your starred GitHub projects(starminder.xyz)
1 points by nkantar 9y ago|1 comments
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by nkantar 9y ago
Neat! My local Python group had a talk on something like this last year: https://github.com/glenjarvis/explore_git_internals
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by nkantar 9y ago
I just realized I forgot to prepend that part...d'oh!
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Show HN: SPI.vim – A Vim plugin for sorting Python import statements(github.com)
4 points by nkantar 9y ago|2 comments
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by nkantar 9y ago
> For some reason, my machine seems to be getting slower and slower no matter how much I upgrade. I've been feeling this way for years, and I've mostly ascribed it to my faulty perception. I figured that if things simply aren&#
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by nkantar 10y ago
That's all well and good, but glogla specifically mentioned scaling issues. The only thing I've still seen only work so-so is mixing HiDPI and non-HiDPI screens, like laptop + monitor, so I was curious if they were referring to th
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by nkantar 10y ago
> XPS 13 is close, but the scaling on Linux just isn't good enough yet It isn't? A coworker has one and Fedora looks pretty stellar on it. What qualms do you still have with it?
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Show HN: Parsenvy – tiny utility for env var parsing in Python with type support(github.com)
1 points by nkantar 10y ago|1 comments
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by nkantar 10y ago
As one of the comments says: > jyssys3: The rest of the world celebrates it at 22/7. I'd expect it's really 22.7., but this is more fun.
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by nkantar 10y ago
It looks like the default link color in most (all? spec?) browsers, and is too bright (not to be confused with light) for my taste. I'm finding it more straining than even the HN orange.
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by nkantar 10y ago
I've only started this particular episode, but the Talk Python to Me podcast is pretty stellar and has contributed a lot to my addiction to technical podcasts.
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by nkantar 10y ago
OP here, uhh, AMA? Preemptive answers: 1. Yes, this was heavily inspired by Goat Attack ( https://goatattack.com/ ). 2. Python, Django, Twilio, Stripe, and Heroku. 3. Partner in crime: aubricus.
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Show HN: SendOtterLove.com – Send someone loving otter puns(sendotterlove.com)
3 points by nkantar 10y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Autohook – a single-file Git hook “framework”(github.com)
5 points by nkantar 10y ago|1 comments
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by nkantar 10y ago
Possibly this: https://github.com/docopt/docopt.rb I've used the Python version with great success.
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by nkantar 10y ago
Probably not (many), but I'd wager a thing like this is largely aimed at current non-Linux users anyway. Alternately, Linux by default could be seen as a sign that hardware is reasonably well supported, so rolling one's own may be
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by nkantar 10y ago
My two second-hand cents: At my previous company we used Vagrant for most projects, and it provided a nice abstraction layer that made things work reasonably well across all platforms (macOS, Windows, and Linux). Vagrant on Windows definite
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by nkantar 10y ago
Now that I read up on what Shift+upload is supposed to do, I wish it worked.
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by nkantar 10y ago
Oh, the fake Markdown is indeed awful, I've almost gotten used to that. It's incredible how often I type " something " only to have to press "Up", edit to " something ", and "Return". So c
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by nkantar 10y ago
That's fair. My question was fairly rhetorical, and a bit flippant. We all have different requirements. I can understand that threading may be important to some, but feel that ignoring users and consistent notification defaults are on
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by nkantar 10y ago
Another thing I completely forgot about: no mention of keyboard shortcuts for threads...
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by nkantar 10y ago
Is this really more important than some rather basic messaging principles Slack is still ignoring? - No way to ignore/mute users. Yes, I sometimes need to do that even on my team. - Group DMs inherit notification preferences of channel
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MongoDB Apocalypse Is Here as Ransom Attacks Hit 10,000 Servers(bleepingcomputer.com)
7 points by nkantar 10y ago|1 comments
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by nkantar 10y ago
Have you tried Python's type hints with Mypy, and so you have any thoughts on it?
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by nkantar 10y ago
Thank you for the thorough reply!

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