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by rane 8y ago
This seems useful. Is there anything like this for nodejs? By the way, the logo on top of the README is not working.
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by rane 8y ago
I've found https://healthchecks.io/ great for my use, and it has quite friendly pricing for non-profit hobby projects.
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by rane 8y ago
How did you create the .svg terminal animation?
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by rane 8y ago
I generally use only a single node version, and therefore don't use the nvm command much, so I've solved the slow shell init by not loading nvm at all, and instead, just set the PATH. export PATH=~/.nvm/versions&#x
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by rane 8y ago
I ran the curl ... | kubectl command on my cluster. What would be the reason that promtail is not tailing log files for all of the running pods?
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Create interactive tables from JSON on the command-line(github.com)
5 points by rane 8y ago|0 comments
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by rane 8y ago
If you're into JavaScript (or LiveScript) or functional programming, you might find ramda-cli[1] more palatable. Disclaimer: I've created it. [1]: https://github.com/raine/ramda-cli
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by rane 8y ago
For zsh, zaw[1]'s history is insanely useful. I don't really think a neural network is needed. Usually I get to the exact line I wanted with a few keystrokes. [1]: https://github.com/zsh-users/zaw
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by rane 8y ago
Check this out: https://www.vincit.fi/en/blog/software-development-450-words...
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by rane 8y ago
In TypeScript you could also pass `any` as argument to such function and the compiler would be happy. Of course the noImplicitAny flag helps here, but sometimes you could get `any` from a library with poorly written types as well.
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by rane 8y ago
This might be useful: https://selectstarsql.com/
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by rane 8y ago
I would add Barbell Medicine to your list of youtube channels. They also have a podcast and produce lots of useful content.
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by rane 8y ago
Why?
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by rane 8y ago
Thanks for the recommendation. I'll give this one a go for sure. The use case is a non-profit hobby project so I'm trying to keep the costs low.
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Ask HN: Free or cheap alternative for low volume log management and searching?
3 points by rane 8y ago|3 comments
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The Rails Doctrine (2016)(rubyonrails.org)
1 points by rane 8y ago|0 comments
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by rane 8y ago
With ramda-cli, the jq example would be: npm outdated --json | ramda --raw-output 'map (.latest)' to-pairs 'map join "@"'
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by rane 8y ago
Hey. On which bit in particular?
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by rane 8y ago
Running a weechat client on a ipv6, nat ipv4 VPS that costs me 3€/year. With weechat you also get a responsive web client for free through glowing-bear.org, so it's quite close to IRCCloud in the end.
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by rane 8y ago
One way to make the Spaces animation tolerable is to enable "Reduce motion" in Accessibility preferences. https://i.imgur.com/zg4gZA7.png
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by rane 8y ago
It's not so much that you need 60 FPS, but in my use GPU rendering makes editing in vim much more responsive. It basically brings terminal vim on a par with MacVim in rendering speed.
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by rane 9y ago
Not true. Each miner may choose by whatever logic which transactions to include in the block they are mining. They are however are likely to prefer those which pay higher fee.
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by rane 11y ago
I clicked the front page for a while thinking the demo would be editable.
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by rane 11y ago
> You might have to drop support for one version or the other or you add in some hacks to try and figure out which APIs you can and cannot use. If this happens, there will probably be compatibility modules like https://github.
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by rane 11y ago
zaw's[1] history widget on Ctrl-R is so much better than the regular backward history search that it's difficult to imagine using a shell without it anymore. 1: https://github.com/zsh-users/zaw
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by rane 11y ago
A good example of a completely useless comment.
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Show HN: Easily try npm modules in a REPL environment(github.com)
5 points by rane 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Easily try npm modules in a REPL environment(github.com)
2 points by rane 11y ago|0 comments
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by rane 11y ago
> Monads take care of a very common computation pattern: wrapping and unwrapping data from a container to do stuff with it. Isn't this what Functor does with `fmap`, not Monad? Even if Monad did not exist and you only had Functor an
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by rane 11y ago
Isn't Maybe being an instance of Applicative enough in this case?

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