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by rovr138 6y ago
How about a software dependency.
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by rovr138 6y ago
I mean, all they're asking (and me too) is feature parity with what existed on the line before. If they can't deliver that, it probably should have been held back.
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by rovr138 6y ago
It actually works really well. Some commands are different and there are some flags. Some of them aren't really well documented, but if you've used others and keep an eye on the output when installing things, you start picking up
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by rovr138 6y ago
2 spaces is a code block - https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
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by rovr138 6y ago
I'm pretty sure it's a bit faster too. Or for some reason I moved to it.
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by rovr138 6y ago
>Nothing scales well. scaling requires lots of effort. It doesn't matter what language you use, you'll rapidly find all its pain points. This is very important. A lot of people think that just using go or rust or whatever other
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by rovr138 6y ago
Because you read the file, until the ram doesn't get purged, the file will be cached there (assuming it all fits)
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by rovr138 6y ago
another, Find biggest 10 files in current and subdirectories and sort by file size >_ find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 du -h | sort -hr | head -10 alternative, >find ./ -printf '%s--%p\n'| sort -nr | head
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by rovr138 6y ago
>_ find . -empty -type d -exec rmdir {} + alternative >_ find . -empty -type d -delete
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by rovr138 6y ago
Not really. I mean, she's sympathetic to the fact that I want them, sure. But who really wants servers in a corner on the living room, cluttering and making noise. It's a hobby maintaining them, but I could easily turn off vm&#x27
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by rovr138 6y ago
Don’t forget libcaca haha Unfortunately, in those cases, containers and VM’s are probably the best choice. For make, if it’s only make, you can specify the destination usually. I keep a .bin and .opt directories on my home for those.
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by rovr138 6y ago
If the rest of their stack is in python, not having to manage another language means that everyone else can switch to this and quickly keep going. There is a space for go and other languages, but also for libraries like these.
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by rovr138 6y ago
I switched to Mac’s in 2011. Was using Linux for quite some time before that. I still run Linux on servers and some old computers (my 2011 MBA runs Linux and is probably sitting next to the sofa). I don’t miss much. There are some things in
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by rovr138 6y ago
Debian stable. Whatever project you have, figure how to install things per project and not system wide. I use pyenv and pyenv virtualenv for python, rvm for ruby, nodenv for node. For node, figure how not to use -g. Surprisingly an annoying
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by rovr138 6y ago
I was very interested in astronomy as a kid. I remember my mom taking me to visit the observatory as a kid. Somehow she got in contact with people there and I was able to tour other places. While now I’m just a developer, it definitely spar
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by rovr138 6y ago
> A great time to remind your partner that these projects put the bread on the table. Also remind them how much money it is saving. My wife does all the ML and graph stuff off of her laptop and an external disk. After developing on her l
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by rovr138 6y ago
And one is free to skip those companies. If those are the practices to entice you before you start, imagine how they would be when you’re working there.
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by rovr138 6y ago
You can also use something that’s built already and extend it. I have used in the past linkchecker, https://github.com/linkchecker/linkchecker to do crawling too. You can get the report and analyze it however you want.
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by rovr138 6y ago
I don’t know the content strategy for the site, but depending on the site, most link to inner pages. Once you find individual articles, those usually can have external links. This is making a lot of assumptions on the content structure, tha
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by rovr138 6y ago
Usually this is done to include links to other sites so a way of testing is checking key pages for links and testing them or flagging external ones if they’re only supposed to be internal. CloudFlare has 1.1.1.3 which blocks links to porn a
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by rovr138 6y ago
Possibly something like EteSync would be good. - https://www.etesync.com/ - https://github.com/etesync
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by rovr138 6y ago
No offense, considering some politicians here, I wouldn't want the US in control necessarily.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Not sure if you've seen this, https://github.com/EbookFoundation/free-programming-books/bl... Edit, There's also, https://www.reddit.com/r/csbooks/
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by rovr138 6y ago
This is very interesting. Not being in Oregon, I hadn't seen this.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Not sure if anyone else is wondering, but I was looking to see what was being parsed. From https://github.com/mroth/emojitracker , > emojitrack-feeder Consumes the Twitter Streaming API and feeds our data pipeline.
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by rovr138 6y ago
Does this fix the issue that was posted where Apple's apps bypassed it? Thread of that here, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24838816
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by rovr138 6y ago
> Many people find it nearly impossible to focus in silence, or in loud environments. For me, using brown noise is great for this. I specially like the brown noise from https://simplynoise.com .
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by rovr138 6y ago
Get a domain, set MX records to a provider and back them up. Worst case, you point MX to a new platform or server you own and restore from your backup.
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by rovr138 6y ago
I'm really curious about the differences in the chips. I know you have a compute module too. Is that using the new chip on the 400 or the same as the RPi 4 B?
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by rovr138 6y ago
I personally like learning by digging into things. However, some people do like having a walkthrough. I've done both when onboarding someone.

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