rubenbe

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   by rubenbe 9y ago

   #Mistake 6: not writing tests. In case I want to actually deliver a side-project, I usually write some basic tests. As such I can focus more on adding new (fun) features instead of hunting down regressions.
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   by rubenbe 9y ago

   Can you elaborate on your NUC setup? Which NUC did you choose? I have a similar RPI rack collecting dust for the same reason, hence the question.
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   by rubenbe 9y ago

   I use a pandoc to generate HTML presentations in a similar way. Throw the whole thing in git and you versioned all your presentations. In theory I could also generate the same presentations in PDF, but I sprinkled some inline HTML where nee
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   by rubenbe 9y ago

   I suspect there is an archived site that was removed/censored by the government. But this site is still available through archive.org, so as a drastic measure, they block archive.org entirely.
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   by rubenbe 9y ago

   GPL does not mean that the company has to provide a github repo. Strictly seen, the sources should be provided in case a user requests the them. (IANAL) But I agree, it doesn't feel very "open source"
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   by rubenbe 9y ago

   I'm a long time vim user, but after a colleague showed me org-mode I installed emacs (with spacemacs). Currently I only use it to edit org files, but it feels like there is a whole ecosystem waiting to be explored.
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   by rubenbe 9y ago

   I'm using Lektor[0] as a static site CMS for a non-technical user. It's not super advanced nor shiny, but it does the job. [0] https://github.com/lektor/lektor
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   by rubenbe 9y ago

   Since 2010, I keep all my "projects" in folders named "projects/<year>/<mmdd>-subject/" e.g. "projects/2017/0721-hncomment". Often they are a local git repo containing mark
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   by rubenbe 9y ago

   Dell XPS13 with a high-res screen Works flawless under Fedora 25. Plus I even get the firmware updates presented "through Gnome". Build quality is very nice, although it's no full aluminium unibody
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    by rubenbe 9y ago

    Can you recommend a beam forming microphone to implement a voice assistant on an rpi?
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    by rubenbe 9y ago

    I've been looking into trying Hubic [0] or OVH cloud archive [1] in combination with duplicity [2]. They are both implemented on Openstack Swift. But on Hubic I haven't found any data integrity guarantee. [0] http://hub