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by skrtskrt 6y ago
On Pop OS I just stuck with gnome-terminal, it was plenty good if not quite as slick as iterm2.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
iTerm2 is a beauty, is there a closest equivalent on Linux? There seem to be 25 popular choices especially now with the GPU-accelerated ones. Tried a few of the classics like Termite and they all seemed painfully outdated and crappy compare
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
I am in the exact same boat, 2x scaling at 4k. I am young but I wear contacts that are not an exact perfect prescription due to the limitations of contacts. But people will swear up and down to me that there is no way I could possibly tell
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
We rolled a simple repository pattern library that fit over the SQLAlchemy Table API (no ORM objects, only tables). Actually writing the the tables was very freeing, no more separation and surprises in the translation between a single model
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
In addition to everything else already said, pipenv is mind-bogglingly slow and buggy. Like 30 minutes and a timeout error to install pyspark.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
I had a tough time with it ~3 years ago, but now it works great for me
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
My 2020 Intel Macbook Air crashes every single time it falls asleep while attached to an internal monitor, on Catalina and Big Sur I have just accepted it, on a personal computer I am less likely to need to keep a ton of things open so it&#
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
I have run into this exact problem. A many-to-many table had a business meaning, not just an "invisible" relationship. We wanted to put a model in front of it & add soft deletes and created-at/updated-at fields, at it was
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
The main thing I would wonder about is if there's a good auth plugin for FastAPI. I am not a huge fan of Django, but if you have already chosen Python, it is really hard to argue with having good, battle-tested auth system out of the b
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
without an alibi it will probably come down to whose lawyer is better
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Which Rust templating tools are you using for server side HTML rendering?
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
same with Django
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
> Bezos has created nearly 200 billion dollars (!) of wealth for himself Bezos' employees have created nearly 200 billion dollars of wealth for Bezos
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
I hated Go templating until I really dug into it and started loving how flexible and not-OOP it is. It makes me want to port it to Rust, since so many of the major Rust templating libraries are Jinja copies or Handlebars copies.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Digital Ocean Apps, you get free hosting for a couple static site, you just push to the selected branch. I use Hugo but they support a bunch of different types. Digital Ocean is also just super easy to use in general.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Basically all of Japan is earthquake prone, they do just fine. The building technology is there.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Doesn't google meet not have a native app? We use Google Meet at work and using a browser to screen share a browser or IDE window seems to absolutely peg my CPU no matter which browser I use. I have no love for Zoom but at least they h
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
In my experience, within an organization that runs services/microservices, having a service template is a good way to handle having a consistent approach across services instead of each team picking their own favorite libraries to fles
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
This really closely tracks my opinions/experience. Manually adding a domain/service layer over the models and never exposing the models across domain services or up to the application layer seems really tedious when you're do
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
I am convinced (through experience) that overuse of the Django ORM (and Django REST Framework, which is tightly coupled to the ORM) is a pattern that leads to intractable ball-of-mud apps. There's so much stuff available for Django out
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Yeah given a time constraint I would make the same decision easily.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
The X1 Nano seems like a great buy. I think I will hold out for 9th gen X1 Carbons to drop in price, however, because I want to bump up the RAM to 32gb and keep the laptop for a long time, lessen the chance of my workloads outgrowing the ma
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Thinkpad X and T series laptops are excellent machines. They’re all in the process of getting at least a 2k display, 11th gen intel chips (or amd in the case of T and X13), etc etc
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
It seems like Linux desktop is more popular and close to legit than ever. I think the gaming -> PC building pipeline is getting people educated and interested in the nitty gritty of their home computers, plus there are more people expose
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Can a RPi4 bought before the USB boot was added have it enabled?
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
Lots of companies distribute their employees laptops with a little plastic slider to shutter the camera, so it's further than not-just-nerds - corporate IT decisionmakers are recognizing the need too.
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
A couple ansible scripts to deploy the k3s kubernetes distribution onto cloud VMs.* Add LetsEncrypt to the Traefik install for https Use the default Helm chart to make your k8s deployments for your apps - you'll probably only need to t
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
You don't have an unalienable right to run your business by paying starvation wages
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
To be fair, part of the startup pitch is also that you'll be building systems from the ground up and getting exposure to lots of different aspects of engineering, rather than being stuck optimizing or maintaining one small part of that
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by skrtskrt 6y ago
After like 9 months of Go I am already starting to leave it behind for Rust, but one thing Rust still really lags behind Go in is the maturity and feature completeness of major libraries. The main example in my mind is how powerful Cobra&#x

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