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by saintfiends 9y ago
How does this compare to Pass [1]. I like its simplicity where all passwords are stored in regular files, makes it really easy to backup and move around. I have it synced between Android phone and laptop. Only downside that I've seen
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by saintfiends 9y ago
Interesting project. What's all this voodoo inside Makefile, I would love more comments in there. I think that would be the first step for anyone wanting to contribute, to understand the Makefile. @echo "[go] compiling go so
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by saintfiends 9y ago
Also a shining example of their poor type system.
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by saintfiends 9y ago
Care to explain? I pretty much exclusively buy Dell laptops. Their linux support is pretty good these days.
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Kallax: Why we built yet another ORM for Go(blog.sourced.tech)
3 points by saintfiends 9y ago|0 comments
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by saintfiends 9y ago
Their 1.x is open source: https://github.com/inconshreveable/ngrok This is a similar open source alternative: https://github.com/fatedier/frp Both written in Go.
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by saintfiends 10y ago
My confusion was why the compiler didn't catch this, it is suppose to spot this sort of thing right? Now that I think about it, maybe it has to do with `unsafe` block so the compiler doesn't check it. My next question would be why
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by saintfiends 10y ago
> Vue being just behind react, it is a good choice however it lacks a list of best scaling practices, resulting in a lot of spaghetti code. Is there any example of this? specially the spaghetti code part.
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by saintfiends 10y ago
I'm new to rust. Can someone explain what is the issue with following code? pub fn as_mut_slice(&self) -> &mut [T] { unsafe { slice::from_raw_parts_mut(self.ptr as *mut T, self.len()) }
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by saintfiends 10y ago
The article title: Chrome 56 quietly added Bluetooth snitch API Trust us, says Google, we understand privacy
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Network stack written in Go(github.com)
3 points by saintfiends 10y ago|0 comments
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by saintfiends 10y ago
Shit! We just started using RethinkDB. This is pretty scary.
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by saintfiends 10y ago
You're right, none that I know does but I don't mean exactly-once. I meant I like NSQ but sometimes I do wish they had a fire-and-forget mode.
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by saintfiends 10y ago
NSQ is a cool piece of software. I've used it to distribute work. One thing that I miss from other queue systems are that it doesn't guarantee dedupe message delivery. Is it still the case?
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by saintfiends 10y ago
I like how they silently ignored Linux, even though it says it's cross platform and available anywhere.
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by saintfiends 10y ago
It's not SQL that is slow, but when you try and distribute a relational database you lose Referential integrity, Transactions, Unique Indexes and other such key features which are why you actually chose a relational database in the fir
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by saintfiends 11y ago
It's great that more and more toolkits are being released. But my biggest gripe with Microservice architectures and toolkits are that they ignore transactions across services.
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by saintfiends 11y ago
This is really cool. How does one print these PCB's after design, is there some consumer grade printer?
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by saintfiends 11y ago
It's distributed under Apache License 2.0. So it doesn't really matter, you'll still have the source.
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by saintfiends 11y ago
For the lazy: - 1 GHz processor - 512 MB RAM - 4 GB Storage (No SD card support) - WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0 - Composite output by default but HDMI and VGA are supported with an adapter (Sold separately) - 1
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by saintfiends 11y ago
How does LÖVE users handle source being open when distributing games? I would guess not everyone will be okay with their artwork, sound files and other resources being available so easily.
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Curated list of articles that complain about Go's imperfection(github.com)
1 points by saintfiends 11y ago|0 comments
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by saintfiends 11y ago
And yet still their search engine does not support indexing HTTPS content.
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by saintfiends 11y ago
Slightly OT, but is there a similar or better standard for managing authorization more focused on web applications. I see many applications still use RBAC often mixed with application logic. I'm not sure about OAuth as I don't hav
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by saintfiends 11y ago
It's a bit scary that Amazon AWS is the only complete solution in this space now. There are so many open projects in the cloud space that one would think it's a solved problem. Here's a list off the top of my head: 1. Docker
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by saintfiends 11y ago
At first I'm 55 and then they're not sure I'm human. I'm actually in my late 20's.
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by saintfiends 11y ago
Are there no online undergraduate degree courses? Why is it always master's? For example Georgia Tech has online master's degrees but no undergraduate courses.
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by saintfiends 11y ago
Hard work is important and it is the only effective and reliable way to be successful. This does not mean all nighters or alcohol-cocaine binges should be the norm, it must be the rare exception. End of the day it's-just-not-worth-it o
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by saintfiends 11y ago
For python 3 python -m http.server
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by saintfiends 11y ago
I completely agree with this one. Designers and UI/UX developers are not mutually exclusive. It works better when it's the same team/person. It works really well when designers know what they are catering to. In case of brows

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