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pixelmonkey
2y ago
It's actually worth taking your joke seriously to compare and contrast: - piku deploys via git rather than scp/sftp, but authenticates via ssh like those tools - piku supports a number of runtimes, including Python, Ruby, Node, Go
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2y ago
Sure thing! Bit of cloud computing history. Covered a bit here: https://leerob.io/blog/heroku
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2y ago
The new docs look great!
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2y ago
I love piku. I wrote a webapp tutorial for piku which got turned into a repo as part of the official GitHub piku org. You can find that here: https://github.com/piku/webapp-tutorial?tab=readme-ov-file#b... It explains
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2y ago
+1, a truly great book.
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2y ago
Exactly. :)
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Obligatory meme: https://rakhim.org/honestly-undefined/19/ I'm personally in the top left corner and bottom right corner at the same time, which is sort of funny. I have used WordPress since 2004-2005, and I&
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2y ago
k is widely used by a handful of big investment banks and big hedge funds for quant/finance stuff. There are only a handful of such companies in the world but they are extremely price insensitive, especially with regard to technology t
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2y ago
rga, aka ripgrep-all, is my go-to for this. I suppose grep is a form of AI -- or, at least, an advanced intelligence that's wiser than it looks. ;) https://github.com/phiresky/ripgrep-all
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2y ago
This is a cool idea. I also really like simonw’s TIL feed: https://til.simonwillison.net/ Like a microblog of little learnings in day-to-day development. One interesting thing that occurred to me recently is that my persona
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2y ago
Is this site still working? I get no response when doing a search and can’t add my site either.
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2y ago
This algorithm seems to resemble HyperLogLog (and all its variants), which is also cited in the research paper. Using the same insight of the estimation value of tracking whether we've hit a "run" of heads or tails, but flipp
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2y ago
I was looking over some data from a similar article and I found it striking how many of these new business application increases were in the South, Mid-Atlantic, and Mid-West states, rather than the West or Northeast. (At least for 2020 vs
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This is a more detailed comparison table that does new iPad Pro 11in (M4) vs new iPad Air 11in (M2) vs old iPad Air 11in (5th Gen, M1). There are some differences but you're right that they are pretty minor. https://www.appl
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Looks like dailynous.com server is having trouble responding (likely due to HN). But a cached copy of the page is here: http://archive.today/kHPfz Daniel Dennett was an important philosopher of mind, whose Wikipedia page is
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2y ago
Well said.
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I had 2 suggestions (plus a blog post) in my style guide here: https://github.com/amontalenti/elements-of-python-style#some... The style guide itself, published a few years back, also has some suggestions with small co
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Interesting. I recently rewatched "The Big Chill" and wrote a reflection about the movie vs the internet age: https://amontalenti.com/2023/12/28/the-blog-chill
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Yes, I saw the issue was already reported in hatch and being worked on so I assumed it'd make its way into rye eventually! Thanks for closing the loop!
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I tried out rye + uv on a recent greenfield project. They are awesome tools and I'm really excited about their potential. For me, rye (+ uv underneath) has perhaps the perfect workflow for an open source Python project. So I'm def
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Great post. I posted about my real-world experience of a deep bug like this on lobste.rs. Here is that comment/explainer: https://lobste.rs/s/qjrdss/computers_can_be_understood#c_hqu... For any fellow suffere
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Yea, I agree. Part of the reason I used "episodic" as a category was to uninstall 100% of my episodic apps and only reinstall when/if needed.
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I recently did a smartphone app audit and deleted 18 apps I classified as "social media, time wasting, and distraction." I deleted another 40 or so apps that were only occasionally useful, and that I could just install later if&#x
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This is a great guide. Awhile back, I wrote a blog post[1], "Python double-under, double-wonder," trying to dispel one common misconception I find among new Python programmers. That is, they often think that these methods are &quo
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I have family in Italy and they were sending me e-mail warnings about the coming lock-downs in February 2020. (I just checked my GMail records to confirm.) Because by then Italy was already locking down. It was declared an emergency in Ital
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Small correction: the post says "2019 pandemic," but the pandemic was actually in early 2020. "COVID-19" is so named because it is traced back to a first case in China in December 2019. WHO declared it a global emergency
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One could argue: given that so much useful software has been written with Python after so many years without anonymous functions (beyond lambda expressions), perhaps GvR had some wisdom in never upgrading the lambda expression beyond single
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3y ago
I actually agree with you that of these solutions, Cloudflare is the one that has the most delivery issues. But, it's free.
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Shortcuts for HN readers to avoid the pain of SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. - Cloudflare Email Routing and DMARC Management. If all you need is inbound email inboxes at a custom domain that routes to your GMail or other addresses, this is the way t
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3y ago
Ah, indeed. My mistake mis-spelling his last name.
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