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by rufugee 6y ago
Heck....I just used Tcl/Expect to automate 1000s of transactions in one of our legacy systems. I tried a number of expect implementations (python, go, java), but found them all lacking or overly complicated compared to the original Exp
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by rufugee 6y ago
This basically makes Teams so slow it’s unusable...
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by rufugee 6y ago
Very well said. Sometimes simplicity carries immense value and reassurance.
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by rufugee 6y ago
Go is simple. I can't, however, say I find go remotely as productive as I find ruby. In fact, literally nothing I've found is as productive as ruby. I've had high hopes that crystal would become a better, faster, more capable
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by rufugee 6y ago
I dealt the Progress from about 2003 to 2008 or so. They were an absolute horrible company to work with and essentially held us hostage on an old platform because we refused to pay an exorbitant "platform change fee". And by exorb
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by rufugee 6y ago
What about PyInstaller? https://realpython.com/pyinstaller-python/
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by rufugee 7y ago
I’ve been looking at Devon Think but finding it a little hard to understand how best to leverage it. Would you mind sharing how you use it?
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by rufugee 7y ago
Agreed... would love to hear more about this as well....
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by rufugee 7y ago
Um.... contributor, meet open source project. We’re glad you’re here...
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by rufugee 7y ago
While I haven’t run it in a few years, I personally had a great experience for a few years with ZoneMinder.
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by rufugee 7y ago
From the readme ( https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai/blob/master/README.md ): * The WindowServer is a single point of contact for all applications. It is central to the implementation of the GUI framewor
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Ask HN: What are your favorite tools for windows and mouse management on macOS?
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by rufugee 7y ago
I personally use freenode all the time. That's where I get the best advice and great tech support from many open source projects. In fact, when selecting an open source project, I consider it a serious knock against it if it doesn&#x2
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by rufugee 7y ago
Not sure why you're getting negativity. Though I haven't gone back and reviewed your past comments, I don't see any harm in mentioning it here... It seems somewhat on topic and looks interesting for certain use cases.
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by rufugee 7y ago
So stoked to see Linux support.... I've been looking for something like this for my Linux-based team. If it works well, we'll be a customer!
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by rufugee 7y ago
Spot on. In my case, mindfulness practice (at the moment with the Waking Up app from Sam Harris) has transformed my life in three short months. I thought I was insightful and deep before, yet was a victim of ephemeral thoughts and emotions
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by rufugee 7y ago
I ran Nix for about six months. The language was one of the factors that really bugged me at the time. That and the hoops you had to jump through to do basic things like installing npm packages...
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by rufugee 7y ago
How does one get into this out of curiosity, and what sort of salary can you expect?
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by rufugee 7y ago
Yes, please...and also your experience with elvish in general?
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by rufugee 7y ago
The Waking Up app from Sam Harris is quite good: https://wakingup.com/
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by rufugee 7y ago
until the alternatives we know work have been tried Oh, you mean the alternatives Big Pharma claims to be effective? Because as TFA shows, they can totally be trusted...
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by rufugee 7y ago
Thanks very much!
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by rufugee 7y ago
conferencebadge.com is very interesting to me, as are all niche businesses that can generate 7 digits. Would you care to share how you identified the opportunity and estimated potential revenue?
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by rufugee 7y ago
A relatively simple fix for this would be for banks to allow me to create a read-only user ID and a transactional user ID...I could hand the read-only credentials to services like Plaid. I suggested this to Fidelity over a year ago and they
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by rufugee 7y ago
Ah...Kotlin on the backend? Can you share more details about your stack/experience? I've been keeping an eye out for it to crop up in production backend stacks, so I'm very interested in learning how well it works for you...
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by rufugee 7y ago
If you were new to React or Angular, but needing to choose one for a single developer project, which would it be now in 2019?
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by rufugee 8y ago
> I'd assume that's a version designed for developers who work on Firefox itself, not developers who use Firefox to work on the web. There would be no reason for them to omit some of their dev tools from the regular builds. Tha
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by rufugee 8y ago
This. I switched to Brave a few months ago and have had a great experience so far...
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by rufugee 8y ago
As someone considering using Kotlin for my next project, your comment is interesting. Care to share what flaws you've uncovered?
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by rufugee 8y ago
What about using a service like Twilio to receive texts?

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