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by spapas82 6y ago
Yes I think this is possible (at least there are some blog posts recommending that way for upgrading without downtime) however configuring (and testing) that mechanism is not something I want to do :|
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by spapas82 6y ago
Maybe i didn't express myself clearly (english is not my primary language) but since with pg_upgrade the data will be copied from the old cluster to the new one, doing an upgrade to a 10GB database would need ~ 10 times more than upgra
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by spapas82 6y ago
For me, the greatest pain of postgresql is upgrading between major versions. You need to install both versions to the same db server at the same time and then Tthe data must be copied (using pg_upgrade) between the two clusters, something t
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Linux Ate My RAM(linuxatemyram.com)
3 points by spapas82 6y ago|0 comments
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by spapas82 6y ago
The next step after embrace and extend is extinguish. This is why I am always careful when Microsoft seems to suddenly love something...
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by spapas82 6y ago
Great! For the actualy typing portion I have added an exclude rule for vimium for the https://www.typelit.io/typing-console/ * and it works fine.
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by spapas82 6y ago
Hello, nice work! Unfortunately, since for now I am navigating through my keyboard only (not using a mouse because of lack of batteries) I can't really use it. I am using linux and chrome with vimium and when I press f (to reveal the
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by spapas82 6y ago
The main problem with Celery is its overuse in the python world. It's not a bad project but sees a lot of negativity because it's used in places where it shouldn't! There are a lot of tutorials suggesting that using "asy
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by spapas82 6y ago
Haven't used the others but pelican is rather slow. For be blog, it takes a couple of minutes to generate the site and around 10 seconds to render any changes. That's my main complaint of pelican.
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by spapas82 6y ago
For anybody that wants to start with pelican I had written a tutorial post about it at https://spapas.github.io/2013/10/07/pelican-static-windows/ . Also that blog is made with pelican and hosted with Git
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by spapas82 6y ago
Shodan (from System Shock) was one of the best villains in the history of computer games!
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by spapas82 6y ago
For anybody interested I've built a python lib to read the latest commit from a git repo: https://github.com/spapas/python-git-info/ This is a pure python implementation that started simple (just read a
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Show HN: A mailer server to help you send emails(github.com)
1 points by spapas82 6y ago|0 comments
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by spapas82 6y ago
Elixir is like an abstraction on top of Erlang and its runtime(otp). It heavily depends on the data structures of Erlang and its very difficult to extend it beyond Erlang's limitations / capabilities. When you take macros out of t
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by spapas82 6y ago
I have a refurbushed x230 (12.5'' screen) with a i5 3320M processor, 8 GB ram and an 250 GB SSD. I bought it before a year for around 200 euros. This is the best laptop I've ever owned. It can compete speed-wise with most lap
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by spapas82 6y ago
I use weechat for the same (more or less purpose): Run weechat through tmux or screen (so it won't stop when you disconnect your ssh session) on an always on server and connect to all your IRC channels. Then use an ssh tunnel to connec
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by spapas82 6y ago
I do it on Windows using the python executor py. So I'll run something like py -2 or py -3 or even py -3.8 to start the correct version of python when I'm not inside a venv. Also the same goes for modules. Since I've installe
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by spapas82 6y ago
What's more funny to the Greek mobile internet comedy (or maybe drama for us greeks) is that before 1 year, after the elections, the new prime minister asked nicely the telecom operators to offer cheaper mobile internet. The operators
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by spapas82 6y ago
Yes you are right! Puting the number in the first parameter is even more idiomatic Elixir.
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by spapas82 6y ago
Here's clamp in idiomatic Elixir (using multi-clause functions and guards): def clamp(min, _max, n) when n<min, do: min def clamp(_min, max, n) when n>max, do: max def clamp(_min, _max, n), do: n
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by spapas82 6y ago
Now that's a coincidence... Just 5 minutes ago I was checking out the Bootstrap 5 alpha site (which is really great; just check out what it offers) and stumbled upon the Bootstrap icons project! Great stuff! Many, many thanks to the de
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by spapas82 6y ago
This is on point. Whenever I have tried reading the re-frame docs (I actually have tried more than once during the prevt years) I always get frustrated/bored from the lack of actual use cases and explanations of why this could be usefu
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by spapas82 6y ago
Well as enterprise theme would have some of these characteristics: * Rather small letters * Boring like colours * Nice layout of components in a grid * Probably a serif font Think of something like Windows 95 :)
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by spapas82 6y ago
Seems very nice, I don't think it's spammy at all :) Thank you!
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by spapas82 6y ago
Thank you for the suggestion it looks promising!
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Ask HN: How to make bootstrap look more professional
20 points by spapas82 6y ago|14 comments
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by spapas82 6y ago
Although I don't use it anymore since I've changed jobs, for me it would be Appian. For people not familiar with it checkout my description in this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23583081 Beyond it&#
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by spapas82 6y ago
That ain't true: just create your sync folder in your sdcard under Syncthing's application-specific folder, e.g. /storage/014A-7323/Android/data/com.nutomic.syncthingandroid/files. It is mentioned in
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by spapas82 6y ago
Does anybody know why template1 isn't utf8 by default? Because of that I always need to create new databases from template0 to use utf8 f.e like this: `createdb -T template0 -E UTF8 newdb`
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by spapas82 6y ago
Well the other, easier way to do it is have a diet program that you strictly follow each day. That way the calorie counting has been already done, usually by a professional. That way you just have to eat what your list says. I have found it

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