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by raphinou 4y ago
Websharper[1] lets you develop web apps all in F# or C#. Its reactive HTML layer is particularly useful. 1: https://websharper.com/
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Belgium launches nationwide safe harbor for ethical hackers(portswigger.net)
164 points by raphinou 4y ago|23 comments
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by raphinou 4y ago
As a satisfied Swarm user, and with positive signs regarding Docker Swarm's future (repo activity up, Mirantis talking about it and its future), I wondered if there would be an opportunity to propose managed hosting of Swarm deployment
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by raphinou 4y ago
Docker Swarm is getting some more attention after having been neglected, with repo activity going up[1], and Mirantis even publishing a sponsored article on The Next Web[2]. Things look brighter for Swarm than one year ago. Interest in Dock
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by raphinou 4y ago
Congrats for launching! Is it practical these days to accept 1$ payments? Is stripe the best option?
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by raphinou 4y ago
I'm expecting a terminal UI to be primarily keyboard-driven, but the demo uses the mouse a lot. Anyone having experience with this library and able to confirm keyboard navigation is good by default?
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Show HN: Jsonnet Course Online(udemy.com)
2 points by raphinou 4y ago|0 comments
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by raphinou 4y ago
I'm wondering how you all ensure business continuity. To not highjack this discussion I posted a new Ask HN at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32960255 , I hope you can share your experience there
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Ask HN: Companies of one, how do you ensure business continuity?
62 points by raphinou 4y ago|25 comments
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Show HN: Jsonnet Training(yvesdennels.com)
1 points by raphinou 4y ago|0 comments
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by raphinou 6y ago
I'm successfully using the packages in ubuntu focal (20.04, the latest LTS). It was nearly straight-forward: install and run xrdp on the server, install package freerdp2-x11 on the client. The only unintuitive thing was the keyboard ma
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by raphinou 6y ago
I'm using freerdp client to connect to an xrdp server. I'm positively surprised of the good user experience it provides on a LAN. Anyone having hands-on experience comparing x2go and xrdp?
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by raphinou 6y ago
There's https://pressurenet.io/ using smartphones barometers
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by raphinou 6y ago
Can you share information about your experience? I'm currently working on a F# project, enjoying the functional approach, while having a lot of libraries available on the .Net platform. The |> operator is one I use all over the code
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by raphinou 6y ago
Is there a network of people installing such weather stations and sharing their info? I thought a crowd-source weather information like that could be very useful.
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by raphinou 6y ago
I went back to university (I'm in Europe, where tuition is affordable) at age 35, after working for 12 years in IT in several roles. I did it because I felt I missed the theoretical foundations to progress further than what I had learn
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by raphinou 6y ago
A lot of potential users will probably react similarly and think the project is not maintained anymore. Maybe you could clarify that by mentioning in the README that this project is basically done, but still maintained should a problem aris
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by raphinou 7y ago
I record my expenses with HelloExpense[1] on Android, and I wrote a small app to analyse the csv export (using Python with Dash[2]). The code of the analysis app is available on Gitlab[3] and a demo is deployed on heroku at https:/&#x
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by raphinou 7y ago
No one in the organisation gets paid. Some work year-round on it, but it doesn't mean full-time. (I started fosdem, and keeping it a volunteer event was always a priority. I'm not active in the organisation these days, but got the
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by raphinou 7y ago
After the last release, there was some talk about async syntax. Is that abandoned? Is it really so that the reasonml language is considered basically done now?
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by raphinou 7y ago
I was very interested in reasonml and had high hopes it would gain a lot of traction, but for an outsider, there doesn't seem to be a lot of activity on reasonml itself, the last release is from 18 months ago and if I'm not mistak
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by raphinou 7y ago
I have learned some prolog, and I really enjoyed it. The only problem I encountered is that I had a hard time moving to real world practical uses of the language. I enjoyed the language for the exercises I had in my learning resources, but
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by raphinou 7y ago
I am curious to know what is the monetary total cost of the switch. Anyone having done the switch able to share numbers?
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by raphinou 7y ago
I recently tried to switch from vim to Emacs with spacemacs. I enjoyed it until I discovered Emacs has no support for tabs (ui tabs, not the character ;). I went back to vim mainly due to that, but still miss magit....
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by raphinou 7y ago
I never did, what problems did you encounter?
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by raphinou 7y ago
I've started to use spacemacs and like it (I'm also a long time vim user)
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by raphinou 8y ago
I discovered the power of loop invariants during a course at university. A professor even developed a compiler like this, starting by defining invariants and writing the code accordingly. Really inspiring! I wonder, are there such technique
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by raphinou 8y ago
But how long will the containment stay effective, and will it be effective longer than the nuclear activity and risk it contains?
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by raphinou 8y ago
Congrats for shipping this free software project! I'll probably need such a tool in the future. This will be an option if by that time it supports gettext files (.po) as that's what I settled on ;-) (I'm surprised po files ar
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by raphinou 8y ago
I'm curious, is it needed to generate an invoice for every payment received? How is the accounting managed?

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