oneweekwonder

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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
One can also write the sqla query as: Resource.query.filter( Resources.data["lastname"].astext=="Doe" ) Personally I find the "__" convension strange and not sure that it would be obvious t
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
Thank for the quick reply. Now I need to understand how the "__" magic work; And I wonder what would django do if my key is "animal__breed". Will it understand: Dog.objects.filter(data__animal__breed='collie&#
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
To django model users. Can you query keys inside a JSON datatype(pgsql)[0] from the ORM? For example in sqla you will do: records = db_session.query(Resource).filter( Resources.data["lastname"].astext == &quot
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
When you moved to Angular and later to React did you have any jQuery heavy libraries? I'm using stuff like slickgrid[0], jquery-ui datepicker, json-editor[1] and wonder how I will drive these components from something like Angular or R
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
The Architecture of Open Source Applications[0]. [0]: http://aosabook.org/en/index.html
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
I always thought of math more as a abstraction layer.
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
I was under the impression caddy web server mostly developed by one person[0]. I see people these day comparing it to nginx. Everything needs to start somewhere. [0]: https://github.com/mholt/caddy/graphs/cont
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> The downside is that one needs a business license to use the BI connector. Have you looked the postgres mongo fdw[0] before? [0]: https://github.com/EnterpriseDB/mongo_fdw
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> The MongoDB Connector for BI is available as part of the MongoDB Enterprise Advanced subscription, So may one only use it with a subscription? I got mongodb postgres foreign data wrapper[0] working in a previous life. [0]: https:&#x2F
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
Personally I'm in love with my MacBook Air. Any similar ultrabook alternative at $950+-?
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
Cloud9 Core available on github. They never replied regarding a onprem license[0]. [0]: https://github.com/c9/core/blob/master/LICENSE-COMMERCIAL-US...
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
I will take a stap at comparing npm vs pypi. While this will be anecdotal I found my `pip freeze` packages a lot more manageable compared to `npm ls --parseable`. My Full Stack Flask application sits at about 64 requirements. Where last tim
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> I'm really struggling between going for Go or Rust. If you want to pick a skill to put on your CV I would recommend Go. If you want expand your knowledge of programming paradigms I would recommend Rust. As a side note you will als
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> to learn both and switching is a necessary skill if you want to program professionally There is a hoard of professional Java or C# developers that invalidate the idea that you need to know more then one language to program professional
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> That said, IMHO, Go to me feels more like a replacement for Node more than a replacement for C. Except the first release of node was May 2009 and the first announcement of golang November 2009. Node was also first showcased in November
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> across 4 os's windows, gnu/linux, android; and what other os?
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
True; any example of such tools in practice? Only quick one I can think of as I wrote the question is winbox. But then again winbox is just a wrapper for the cli.
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> But TBTB told us Pascal and 'cooperative multitasking' (ha!) were in; Sorry I searched for "TBTB told us Pascal" and no real info popped up, except for some NSFW videos. What is TBTB? Otherwise I agree with most of
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
Urbit on github[0] with 90% of its code written in c? C was one of the first problems the author had in the blog post. [0]: https://github.com/urbit/urbit
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
Why does his teletype comments miss TUI tools like tmux, vim, midnight commander? I feel if he acknowledge these tools some of his arguments fall flat. There a reason why there is no real alternative to TUI's. Because all of them suck.
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
Only one mention of CodePlex[0] in the comments? Microsoft had a "github" it could not compete and github took the mindshare. Now it seems Microsoft want to buy that mindshare. I wonder how many FOSS and other projects will jump s
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
As parent said "painted metal". In this video showing how pc cases is made[0]. They mention they automate the powder coating of paint. So the external case should be well insulated. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> basic things was its sound... I'd go in an airplane and I wouldn't be able to hear anything. Was the sound issue also present when you were using headphones? A bit of topic: Because it inconsiderate to use speakers in a airpl
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> Just wait another two years and then you can forget about IE for good Because most developers will target chrome with a current market share of about 60%. I bet google will stop to innovate and compete as soon as they ate most of the c
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
in the temple of tmux for the cult of vi we sit and wait for venv to activate
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> pg_amqp_bridge Thanks for posting this. Can already see a couple of weekends burned trying to drive celery from pg. Do you know if it is used in production somewhere; how battle-tested is it?
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> Should they do the same thing as you did? They can, I recommend they look at the swagger-codegen[0] api stub templates. There clients as well. [0]: https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen/tree/mast
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> For example let's say you want to have access to Stripe subscriptions from Python I will use the official stripe flask checkout example[0]. > and cache them to your database, you'll need something like dj-stripe. There&#x
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
For interest sake, can SQLAlchemy run on PyPy; pgsql driver support? thanks,
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
Well flask did evolve of Werkzeug a utility wrapper around wsgi, in response to bottlepy. I also find a lot of the "magic" is found in flask extensions.

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