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This is not ready yet (I'm not actually sure if I ever finish it, I don't have much motivation right now) but I've also developed a fitness tracking web app: https://foodrec.spapas.net/ It should also be usab
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Actually there's an open database for food: https://world.openfoodfacts.org/
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There's a simple trick that can be used to convert between db and absolute values. Most engineers use this and may feel like magic to people unaware of it. First of all, remember the two calculations: * 3 db = x 2 * 10 db = x 10 These
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I agree about some things being a matter of prefernece and also depending on the kind of stuff you are making. About the migrations; creating automigrations like django is a ton of work. It handles all trivial and most non-trivial cases p
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Hello, thanks for your comment! I didn't know that Kaffy was inspired from the Django admin, I'll definitely try to use integrate Kaffy in one of my phoenix projects now :)
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Thank you for your kind words Jose, going all the way to the form (and table/list) rendering is the ideal for me and would greatly improve my phoenix experience! Was that syntax documented 3 years ago? I don't really remember but
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I know about the verbosity, Erlang is notorious for that. I'd still prefer it over macros. Java is also very verbose, that wasn't a problem with it's adoption :) Unfortunately for phoenix, when I started learning it I needed
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Ah yes! I wrote a very extensive comment about phoenix vs django and forgot one of the biggest drawbacks of phoenix and ecto: the very very heavy macro usage. This is really problematic. When using Django and get an exception you can see th
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Generators are more or less useless to me. They are useful to create some tutorial code to see how some stuff should be idiomatically written, but for anything else I just ignore em and just write the code myself. About the fragment. I agre
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Hey Jose, here's how it's working: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.1/ref/templates/language...
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I am aware about the libs you mention. Torch is using generators which is a major nono for me, so... Kaffy I always wanted to try but the fact that it's an add on (so I'll get problems when updating) along with the fact that it se
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I'm using django for more than 10 years, phoenix for like 4. I consider myself experienced in both frameworks. I wanted to write some blog post about my experience with them, but never found the time. In any case, Phoenix is a fine (ni
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You can try the lazarus ide https://www.lazarus-ide.org/ since it is more or less an open source version of delphi. Tldr; it's a similar experience to vb6: drag n drop controls into a form, edit their properties and wr
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I'm using this setup (win 3.1 on dosbox) to run mordor, an old shareware rpg. It works great I totally recommend giving it a try with civ II!
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A who wants to be hired helped me find a gig!
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Location: Athens, Greece Remote: Only remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Django, Python, Elixir, Phoenix, SQL, Linux, JS Email: spapas at gmail com Experienced software engineer (15 years of experience). My availability is up to 2
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SEEKING WORK Location: Athens, Greece Remote: Only remote Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Django, Python, Elixir, Phoenix, SQL, Linux, JS Email: spapas at gmail com Experienced software engineer (15 years of experience). My availabili
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The author, JC Ellena is now retired and was the house perfurmer of Hermes for many years. He is definitely one of the most important perfurmers of all time having created many many problems including two of the most iconic perfumes of all
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If the OP was in Europe he could be sued by the trespasser due to the GDPR for posting the trespasser photo on a website without his consent.
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Is it possible to get paid in cryptocurrency in Upwork? If not does anybody know of a platform that would allow that? Register using stunt crypto wallet, do the job, get paid in your wallet. I'd really like to avoid all the bureaucracy
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The most important missing feature of Notepad++ is the ability to search for a file withing a "project" using some ctrl+p functionality. I know that Notepad++ doesn't have a "project" concept but this could work lik
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The little schemer book https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/little-schemer-fourth-edition is my favourite introduction to scheme and to functional programming. Fair warning: Don't be fooled by its cute images. This is
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I haven't done any statistics, I'm mentioning my feeling: every couple of days I see some Tailscale related front page story. Maybe you are right, they aren't that many but, expressing my opinion: they are too many. Tailsca
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And i also know of headscale that's open source
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Not really! These are not the same thing :) It'd be more like one Apple ipods article, one Linux Debian article etc.
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Yes I also don't want to go to the conspiracy blame game. However as I propose to the ask HN, the HN could add a rule to impose a limit to the amount of product related articles on the front page per month (or some specific time durati
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Exactly! That's the first time I hear about that. And there may be many more that we'll never learn about them.
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I also have the same opinion but I keep it to myself since this is not something I can prove somehow. That's why I don't think it would be proper to accuse them of AstroTurfing. However the fact that this product is about networki
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About your questions: No i haven't tried it since it's not something I need. However my point was not about Tailscale being a good or bad product. My point was about the amount of a product related articles in the front page of HN
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