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smetj
4y ago
Lets bring back link portals and webrings to cluster topics ...
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smetj
4y ago
Its because in the beginning there is a lot of low hanging fruit. Its easy to make a difference. Added value is so obvious, you do not have to explain. (Probably the reason they hired you) Then, when the easy and obvious work is done, the d
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smetj
4y ago
Makes sense! Thanks for the feedback!
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smetj
4y ago
awesome project! exactly what gets my interest these days ... how to find those wonderful gems from the depths of the net instead of the SEO optimized and often commercial shit the big search engines are feeding us.
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smetj
4y ago
Cool project! Greetings from Belgium.
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smetj
4y ago
Yes and many PR's not addressed ... very interesting project but looks unmaintained.
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smetj
4y ago
Nice!
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smetj
4y ago
The suspicion of such a link existed and has been officially investigated but never proven. Also worth noting that despite intense police investigations (still ongoing) not a single person was able to be charged for these heinous crimes whi
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smetj
4y ago
Time to look into what output DD delivers which drives service/product decisions with financial impact and look for an alternative to re-implement. Stop being hypnotized by the fancy blinkenlights.
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smetj
4y ago
Looks nice and it's open source. What is your business model?
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smetj
4y ago
Another variation on "Nobody ever got fired for buying ${big_corp}"
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smetj
4y ago
Totally agree on this.
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4y ago
No, just unnecessary commuting.
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Ask HN: Developers, how could the platform engineering department bring value??
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smetj
4y ago
Come on cpython ... be bold.
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4y ago
Will we still be able to find and consult this mesmerizing piece of documentation art in let's say .... 100 years? Pretty sure mechanical watches will still exist then.
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5y ago
Gevent is the best thing which ever happened within the async world of Python. It's just great to work with. Rock solid. I have high IO production software running for years with gevent as the workhorse, copes with high load, no mainte
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5y ago
Just buy the most common day-to-day things 3-fold. Regular drinking glasses, cutlery, plates, cups. This way you can keep taking clean ones whilst filling up the dishwasher with dirty ones. This way the dishwasher doesn't need to run h
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5y ago
this gave me a good laugh, thank you!
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5y ago
> Parsing all of that mess is extremely “hacky”, with tons of regexes trying to account for all vendor quirks. Whilst that's possibly true, at least you/we have the possibility to do so.
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smetj
6y ago
Couldn't agree more.
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6y ago
> It violates the longstanding Python rule that assignments don't escape the enclosing scope. But doesn't that violate the longstanding Python rule that A Foolish Consistency is the Hobgoblin of Little Minds ?
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6y ago
too bad Metal Slug seems to be in the 30% which doesn't work :/
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smetj
6y ago
Any reason to choose this over a Linux enabled chromebook?
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smetj
6y ago
I've been using it. I believe it's the most promising app of them all however it's still being heavily developed though.
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6y ago
After reading this comment I decided to write a small blog how you could tackle this nevertheless https://smetj.net/deploying_aws_lambdas_with_terraform.html
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6y ago
> I disagree with this tutorial about tendency to use Terraform modules per AWS service, seconded
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6y ago
Interesting! I'm happy to see Ruby isn't going the Python route ... It seems to look a lot how https://www.gevent.org/ achieves async on Python, which I can only applaud ...
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6y ago
Agreed. I don't get the fuzz about pip/setuptools/virtualenv. I have shipped and deployed Python code countless times, never encountered an issue a `setup.py` couldn't solve.
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6y ago
Where, how and in in which format is my data stored? First question I have ...
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