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by pknopf 6y ago
Yup. Even Arch.
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by pknopf 6y ago
Oh! That looks awesome! Thanks!
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by pknopf 6y ago
I've always wanted a better way to document and structure arguments/debates. Assertions can have supporting statements (as children), that can be further expanded and evaluated. This way, I can evaluate and discard branches, disti
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by pknopf 6y ago
Also, under-engineering can sometimes mean writing more code, or take longer to implement.
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by pknopf 6y ago
I think Microsoft could create it's own Linux distribution, graphics drivers, etc, and there would still be a healthy balance of ideas/innovation. The Linux kernel is great, but there is plenty of room for diverse opinions in user
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by pknopf 6y ago
It's a mix. SCP/SSH is official Windows builds. The shells/tools are Linux kernel with some hypervisor magic (WSL). I'm sure there are other things I'm missing in this.
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by pknopf 6y ago
It almost is, but not exactly a rebase. They are bringing in official SCP/SSH support, proper terminals with unix shells. X11 gui support (with WSL). I feel like Microsoft has read the writing on the wall. Developers love nix-based sys
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by pknopf 6y ago
Most of the time, it isn't very useful to have javascript even exist, even though there isn't 3rd party dep. For example, have you even been in the settings areas of GitHub and thought "I wish there was more async here!"
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by pknopf 6y ago
jQuery and full-page postbacks are my go-to, unless there is an actual need to introduce something else (React, etc). I'm usually conservative in the tools I choose, but I have to be especially conservative with js.
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by pknopf 6y ago
I look Google's product, because it (looks?) like it would work with static sites, like GitHub pages.
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by pknopf 6y ago
Interesting. I just use a GitHub issue for my post's comments, explained here: https://pknopf.com/post/2018-10-13-comments-for-static-sites... I use GitHub's API to render the comments on my static site. Comm
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by pknopf 6y ago
It doesn't sound like the MobX author has any attention on supporting MST.
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by pknopf 6y ago
Redux is king speg and boiler plater. So much work to do simple things, followed with advanced tricks to me the difficult things easier. I've used both extensively, MobX def wins IMO.
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by pknopf 6y ago
GitLab hasn't been giving it any attention. All they need is a checkmark in their portfolio.
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by pknopf 6y ago
I've built this: https://GitHub.com/qmlnet/qmlnet I used it in medical devices within some of the larger medical device companies.
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by pknopf 6y ago
Checkout https://GitHub.com/qmlnet/qmlnet It leverages the entire Qt system with the power of .NET. We use it on embedded medical devices.
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by pknopf 6y ago
Docker is about the tooling, not the namespaces.
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by pknopf 6y ago
My OS is a docker image, booted bare metal. https://godarch.com/
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by pknopf 6y ago
You might like this: https://godarch.com/ I get to use Ubuntu, make TEMPORARY changes on the fly, and still have things reproducible.
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Ask HN: Validating an architecture/design/deployment using a mock domain model?
1 points by pknopf 6y ago|0 comments
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by pknopf 6y ago
Going from Ubuntu to Windows because of snapd is a big jump, there has to be something else there. I mean, I think Mint announced they are dropping it. You could go to Debian. But to Windows?
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by pknopf 6y ago
I've hopped many distros and DEs, but I've ultimately landed on Ubuntu. At a certain point, you just want things to work, on a platform that is widely supported by other tools. However, I did write a tool that allows me to treat m
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by pknopf 6y ago
Same here. Multiple times. Not a coincidence. I don't know how, but there has to be something going on there.
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by pknopf 6y ago
This plug-in allows you use to all of Qt/QML with .NET Core. https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet I'm the author.
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Clean builds with self-hosted Azure Pipelines and GitHub Actions(pknopf.com)
1 points by pknopf 6y ago|0 comments
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by pknopf 6y ago
> The goal here is to generate a typed API across a bunch of microservices You are describing gRPC.
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by pknopf 6y ago
> And I guarantee that a graphql isn't the solution. I agree. Out of the pan and into the frier. He had a good idea though.
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by pknopf 6y ago
I firmly believe GraphQL is a fad. It will never work, exposing the ORM to your clients. I'm curious, why don't we see more public-facing APIs using gRPC?
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by pknopf 6y ago
Looking for a senior support/operations role. Location: Sarasota Florida Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: .NET, C, C++, Rust, Go, Operating systems, many other things. Resume: https://resume.pknopf.com Ema
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by pknopf 6y ago
I do it with a few text files. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch-recipes

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