raziel2p

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by raziel2p 11y ago
You can do cool tech stuff while ripping off other products.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
If I were part of a 1% or .1%, I'd probably be making the same argument. "The 1%" is just a simplification for the benefactors of gross income and wealth inequality.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
> I find it ironic that publications such as the NYT which often (rightfully IMO) put a lot of weight on the scientific consensus on issues such as climate change, are much more reactionary when it comes to issues such as free trade, rel
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Obviously old and feature-full libraries aren't going to benefit much from type-hinting. More than anything, I see it as a way to encourage new projects to re-think how they design their APIs - i.e. keeping it simple. That huge polymor
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Don't forget InfluxData.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I fail to see the significance of this, other than a shift in what sort of self-help books are sold. Are there any widespread pedagogic or management practices that are built on top of ego depletion?
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I wish there was a way to "pause" incoming requests in web servers. Most deployments (migrations + code) take less than a few seconds, and I'd be fine with some users having to wait 2 seconds for a request to finish over thei
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Some of these are a bit dubious. "Are you using a bundler?" If yes: "try not using a bundler." If no: "try using a bundler." Same for flux/redux.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I was hoping for an intelligible article about how despite PHP being a nice language these days, most of the work regarding it is old code from before best practices were applied, or cleaning up after cheap, awful programmers... Alas, that
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by raziel2p 11y ago
The title reveals it, I guess: "PHP is a worst career choice, atleast in India ?"
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by raziel2p 11y ago
> I'd be usually fine with that except the only way these tools work is to install them globally so they can't coexhist even with themselves This is not true, the node community just doesn't advertise it for some reason. Y
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Completely agree with you in regards to Debian packaging. I googled around and found at least 5 different official guides (on the debian wiki) all using slightly different approaches. I tried 3 of them before giving up, as none of them seem
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I won't disagree when it comes to authentication and admin interface, but test suites (pytest), an ORM (SQLAlchemy), and migrations (Alembic) are not very hard to set up. Furthermore, you can use them in other non-frameworked projects.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Maybe a less hyperbolic, over the top, subtly smug article for the discussion to revolve around? If you, as a writer, want someone to focus on a particular topic, you should generally avoid distracting your readers with ridiculous statement
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by raziel2p 11y ago
From a quick glance, this list claims CSS is front-end, mixes browser javascript frameworks with backend frameworks, mentions Ruby as a framework, lists outdated frameworks like CodeIgniter, doesn't include Vagrant under local dev envi
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I've never read the Rosario github thread before, but it seems fairly obvious to me that this is a troll - or at least, I'm uncertain enough about its legitimacy to not use it as a prime example of SJWs threatening open source con
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I'm a fan. Chronograf looks like an interesting alternative to Grafana - but it's not open source :( Kapacitor looks neat as well, though it's going up against stiff competition from Bosun.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
The crime in question was a common house burglary. Your comment makes it sound like it was a million dollar bank robbery.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I love the aesthetics, and the idea to save "cartridges" as png images!
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by raziel2p 11y ago
There was a HN thread on sqitch just yesterday [1], and a lot of people seemed super frustrated with it. Not that this is necessarily any better, I don't have experience with either. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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by raziel2p 11y ago
The only time I've had use for rolling back migrations is when I'm working on a feature/develop branch that have modified existing columns and need to switch back to the master branch to start work on a bug fix. That could po
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by raziel2p 11y ago
What if I don't want to use Laravel? :)
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Is there an issue on github I can subscribe to for this?
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I couldn't find information about this in the documentation. How hard is it going to be either to replace the core authentication with my own implementation, or use Flarum's authentication outside of Flarum? My goal would be to wr
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Working with classes in ES6 is such a relief. My only complaint is that if you save a method as a variable or pass it to another function, it'll just be a function with its own scope (`this` won't reference the class instance, but
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by raziel2p 11y ago
A PHPUnit test suite passing and being stable under high load are two entirely unrelated things.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
> The amount of stuff you have to learn all at once as a programming beginner is really overwhelming when you are just writing a simple local program, never mind adding all the complexity of networking and deployment and server config an
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by raziel2p 11y ago
It seems really flawed - this page seems to have mixed content from different repositories: https://libraries.io/packagist/illuminate%2Ffoundation
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I hate editing JSON by hand. Why not YAML?
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Is Mawww someone I should know about? This looks awesome.

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