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by somada141 7y ago
While initially resistant I've come around on Black for our team and a failed Black check will now make a CI build fail for all our projects. We're still using the community edition of SonarQube [0] for inspection but Black finall
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by somada141 7y ago
All I know is that with 80-char width I can have 2 files side-by-side on a 15" MBP along with the dir-tree on the left in an editor like PyCharm or VSCode and fully see both files wo wrapping. It helps my productivity immensely. Same d
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by somada141 7y ago
I've used DevPi [1] in my previous job while my current team uses Artifactory [2] and both are pretty decent solutions while the latter of course is rather expensive. Personally I've found DevPi to be more than sufficient for a sm
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by somada141 7y ago
Been using it for work and my first 'request' would be to add the "commit message recall" that SourceTree offers, a feature I always missed in Tower. With it I can make small commits individually (eg "added new CRUD
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by somada141 7y ago
Also would love a GitFlow integration like the one you get in SourceTree [1] or Tower [2]. [1] https://blog.sourcetreeapp.com/2012/08/01/smart-branching-wi... [2] https://www.git-tower.com/hel
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by somada141 7y ago
Also it's really helpful if you have heaps of repos and want a centralised view and to quickly switch from one to the other with Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+O
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by somada141 7y ago
Just downloaded it cause SourceTree has been getting slower and more temperamental over time. Seems fantastic and very fast thus far, I'll be testing it more extensively over the coming weeks and might well switch to this. Beautiful wo
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by somada141 7y ago
Thanks for that, very interesting. Couldn't quite figure out whether I'd be able to see/photograph it from Australia during the night but then again I'm pretty clueless.
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by somada141 7y ago
That looks fantastic! I believe that Adobe Premiere and After Effects already offer that feature called content-aware fill for video and it seems to work very well [1]. Of course those are not open-source but it's really inspiring to s
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by somada141 7y ago
+1 for bensound.com (no affiliation either). Per my understanding of their terms [0] the free tracks can be used in YT videos as long as you credit them. Unfortunately, the tracks that can be retrieved without subscription are a precious fe
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by somada141 7y ago
I can tell you from experience that academia is as cliquey as it gets. Depending on the field even having a good university affiliation may not see you getting through the submission and review process if you don't have one of the cliq
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by somada141 7y ago
Ok this is silly but 24K gold is about 40$ per gram. Does anyone know the weight of this stand? Could I make one out of solid gold for that price :)? Probably not with 24K gold, assuming the stand weighs more than 250g but 6K gold is about
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by somada141 7y ago
This is just wonderful, love it when I see a site on HN with well-structured and displayed information on a physical skill. Gives me a reason to move away from the screen for a while :).
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by somada141 7y ago
Have y'all had any maintenance/upkeep issues operating multiple instances?
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by somada141 7y ago
‘The title “engineer” is cheapened by the tech industry.’? That’s a little over the top ain’t it? There are a lot of degrees combining electrical & computer engineering. My diploma was in such a degree and my PhD was in informational te
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Ask HN: What CI do you use in your team?
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by somada141 7y ago
Have you had a look at https://nomadlist.com/ ? I recall seeing something like chat groups by location. I’m sure a lot of the concerns other people raised re working rights and legal complexities are valid but it’s not fair
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by somada141 7y ago
I do that myself for a personal travel-blog I recently started ( https://blog.nomakuma.com/ ) entirely for free using: - GitHub - Hugo with the Casper-Two theme ( https://github.com/eueung/hugo-casper-two
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by somada141 7y ago
Huh I lived in Switzerland for 5 years and honestly I never noticed them! Maybe they weren't as common in central Zurich where I was. That's what happens when you look at your phone when walking, you miss all the cat-ladders!
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by somada141 7y ago
Ah sorry didn't realise it was supposed to be limited to RFCs. I suppose JSON:API would fit the `A collection of standards and specifications` title :).
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by somada141 7y ago
+1 for Vanuatu and specifically the volcano mentioned in the article in Tanna. Absolutely phenomenal experience in an almost entirely undeveloped island. We spent 3 days in a tree-house handmade by our local host facing the volcano (think o
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by somada141 7y ago
I'm a little surprised I didn't see the JSON:API spec [1] on there (no affiliation). While by no means a silver bullet my team has adopted it for both internal and public APIs and our clients have been quite happy having a standar
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by somada141 7y ago
Absolutely love it! My only suggestion would be to make it obvious there's job-boards and other resources further down the page cause all the people I showed it to checked a couple links, realised it was only Google searches, and bounc
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by somada141 7y ago
That looks fantastic! Have been looking for a way to embed a roadmap into my app while keeping the data disconnected from it in a frictionless way. Wonder if there could be a way to two-way-bind so that users can actually make changes to th
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by somada141 7y ago
I think it's really interesting seeing how companies ranging from a small startup shop to massive multinational conglomerates have managed to instill their workers with a sense of loyalty and duty. I've worked at tech companies wi
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by somada141 7y ago
Love the theme and principles listed but navigation is a bit cumbersome and visual-heavy. Nonetheless, the effort is appreciated!
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by somada141 7y ago
As someone who's rather terrible at CSS I absolutely love this! Please make more :)
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by somada141 7y ago
Whoa didn't think that was possible with an A7S!!! Guess that's what you get with an f1.4. Very nice.
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by somada141 7y ago
I'm gonna fess up and say I didn't read it at first. Within a few seconds when I realised it wasn't about literal backpacks I checked the comments to see if anything of value is discussed. Agreed with the person before me and
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by somada141 7y ago
I feel pretty shallow for saying this but I was hoping for information on perfectly adjusting one's backpack based on their anatomy/measurements. Who has time for literary beauty when so many dumb things occupy one's mind :D

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