oneweekwonder

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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
> ORM is fantastic (and much more intuitive than SQLAlchemy) Any articles or blog posts you can recommend to give some examples or comparison? > entire Django ecosystem of apps that make heavy use of the model layer. Exactly why I don
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by oneweekwonder 8y ago
Both the solutions I use is mq and py based: mqttwarn[0] and celery. What feels clunky about celery? The third party broker? Bunch of "magic" code you feel can be simpler as a couple of pika modules? While I like pika it needs a b
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Will the needs not be satisfied with flask ext, approved or not[0]? For example: user management, sessions, admin(flask-admin), db access(SQLAlchemy), form processing(wtforms), views/templating(jinja). [0]: http://flask.poco
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> A bunch of wrongs don't make a right :-) Funny how I always thought zero-based numbering[0] was a hack. Just in computer science a hack will become the right way? Any other fields where hacks became the new norm due to technical r
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by oneweekwonder 9y ago
Sure pronounce it Q.T(Cu'te). but write it as Qt. Google QT and you will see all the branding and naming is "Qt-toolkit". Just because most are wrong; does it make it right?
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by oneweekwonder 9y ago
If you truly care about your user experience you write native apps. For everything else a hybrid or web app will do.
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by oneweekwonder 9y ago
Have you looked at dumping json-schema? Because then something like json-editor[0] will just work out of the box. Got extensively tested with swagger v2(openapi)[1]. After the json-schema you write a quick swagger spec and modify a couple o
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by oneweekwonder 9y ago
You aware of any graphsql layer for postgres implemented in pgsql or pl/python? Something like using JSONB datatype in a entity key value store table. Mapping materialized views using pgsql json functions. To flatten out the data into
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by oneweekwonder 9y ago
> It is ok, we cannot be an expert on all areas. > My focus is on full stack, I'm sorry, imo those are two contradicting sentences. But it might be related to a personal pet peeve of "full stack" developers claiming to
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Family, friends, culture, lack of means to communicate? Just because some yearn for something in a area does not mean they want to live in the area. Personally I yearn for programming meetups, but everytime I look in my area all is PHP&#x2F
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> Meanwhile the old/bad/bloated/poorly designed zmq Hah, zmq evolved because the developers felt amqp became to bloated.
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> but how are the environmental variables transferring from the production machines to where the tests are being run? tmux[1] is a terminal multiplexer, a screen alternative. Some speculation, they might have stared the session on a remo
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by oneweekwonder 9y ago
Can google pull a swift move?
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Wait, what is your end goal with a dynamic relational database? Changing features/conventions will always create a new learning give. What is dynamic-ness in RDBMS? It feels like you describing a problem that does not exist.
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http://www.debug.coach/ You should add a ace md <textarea> below each question where I can fill in the answers and save a pdf to share with my peers.
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Because no alternative is suggested. What could have been, give a url? Just saying {x} sucks... well sucks.
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by oneweekwonder 9y ago
It work as expected if you give it the http://1.2.3 schema prefix. The input bar is a search bar in modern browsers.
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Have you seen Internet Archive try to monetize unauthorized scraped data? Only to release/leak it a DECADE later under the facade of free information.
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by oneweekwonder 9y ago
Have you looked at pgsql JSONB datatype and functions[0]? A lot of the "dynamic database" ideas can be implemented using the datatype, and then you have "dynamic sql" available on a already robust rdbms. [0]: https:&#x2
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> Also for people who know what they are doing The recommendation for the rb3011; or winbox and routerOS in general? While it is not perfect. I do not know of other vendors with open docs like the mikrotik wiki[0]. With winbox, wiki, and
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by oneweekwonder 9y ago
That Unix is the roadster that gave us c. But Linux was the one that drove c into our core operating system infrastructure. Windows did the same favor for c++. One of the reasons why other languages failed? While c/c++ flourished in th
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> If you prefer I can rename it to nix This makes me sound pedantic, but yes. I understand the world is more then plain desktops. The topic was dominant platforms; UNIX is not. I'm aware of most of your examples. But all of them are
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by oneweekwonder 9y ago
> UNIX What UNIX? Only one I can think of macOS? What other UNIX is a dominant platform? Linux is not a UNIX, but rather UNIX like. I'm all for UNIX, love the design, love the history, but it is not dominant. To be honest UNIX seems
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> Especially rollbacks are useful for development I abuse Liquibase to generate sql for me by diffing a reference db to create the changeset. Will a rollback not be comparing your new schema against your old schema and then apply that ch
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> socially acceptable to dislike Facebook and social media in general. I then find it ironic that it is using #hashtag in the movements name then.
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Ah looks interesting. Contains my two favorite things: unix history, and slickgrid.
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Up until late 2017 mongodb ransomware issue was still a issue[0]. [0]: http://www.zdnet.com/article/mongodb-ransacking-starts-again...
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Yes! the more I dive into general py libraries the more I see `try: import pylib2 except: pylib2 = None` etc,
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opt-in rather then no opt-out?
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Something like jscity[0]. [0]: https://github.com/ASERG-UFMG/JSCity/wiki/JSCITY

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