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   by strzibny 5y ago

   I am not Chris, but maybe I can answer the Hotwire and LiveView difference. Hotwire is building stuff from regular HTTP requests (ala AJAX) and uses WebSockets only for Turbo Streams. LiveView is all on WebSockets. You can think of Hotwire
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   by strzibny 5y ago

   Thanks James ;)
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   by strzibny 5y ago

   ruby-packer worked for my little Ruby things in that regard https://nts.strzibny.name/making-a-ruby-executable-with-ruby...
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   by strzibny 5y ago

   Did not know about mdBook, will have a look!
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   by strzibny 5y ago

   It's mentioned! I used it to make all kind of previews.
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   by strzibny 5y ago

   I used Pandoc + LaTex for https://deploymentfromscratch.com/ as mentioned in the post, but my brother is now taking the AsciiDoc approach and I think it's looking good. I will think hard next time and most likely give
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   by strzibny 5y ago

   You are not wrong. But if you make an RPM, you can then easily make a container containing the said RPM ;)
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   by strzibny 5y ago

   > Compatible with any Rollbar client(see https://docs.rollbar.com/docs ). Just change the endpoint URL to your errorpush URL. Great idea! Bookmarked.
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   by strzibny 5y ago

   I personally really had to fight off clueless technical decisions from non-technical leaders, so it depends on where you are coming from.
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    Would be cool to know the differences to Ruby's HexaPDF. One is certainly the license.
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    Cleaning up header bars in GNOME 41(blogs.gnome.org)

    48 points by strzibny 5y ago|48 comments
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    I have the same feeling. Chaining is so much more intuitive in Ruby.
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    Podman is a great Docker alternative. That's why I already included it alongside Docker in https://deploymentfromscratch.com/ . It fits nicely in the world of systemd services where Podman let's you run the contain
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    I think they just said no _at the time_. However, unless DHH adops it, I don't think it will be Rails default.
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    I somewhat agree. That's why I chose Bash in teaching people deployment. It's better to go back to basics, and then if you know how things work, can choose (or write?) a higher level tool you like.
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    Love to see Crystal in the thread!
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    Terraform hit 1.0 quite recently, so let's wait for all that boring and stable please, otherwise the words lose meaning...
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    I don't know why the downvote, but I talk from experience. I was hired this way (chat in a coffee shop), and I never required it when I was hiring...
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    They don't provide E2E encryption in the cloud. And generally speaking I want my device to be mine. I don't even want debugging or app verification requests happening without my consent. It's my device and when I upload to th
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    Hi. Almost everything in the book is still applicable. You would probably have a Debian based-distribution there, but if you already use APT, there is no trouble switching from DNF. Debian is systemd based so most things apart from package
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    Yep. It's better to assume this can happen. Still very unfortunate :( I am just finishing https://deploymentfromscratch.com/ for anybody that wants to learn how to do it.
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    Well... It's a niche language. For number of jobs, obviously no. There are growing, though. Have a look at Elixir Slack channel. For getting a higher pay check? Possibly. I knew 0 Elixir when I got hired as a contractor and I even aske
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    You can. Most professions are not being tested this way. If you have education in the field + a lot of real experience, there is no reason to give someone a programming exercise.
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    I am happy for Debian even though I am on the Fedora family side (since I worked at Red Hat as a packager and it stayed with me). Congrats on the release! It's good we have options and what would Ubuntu do without Debian anyway? :) Som
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    I mean even the verification is problematic. At no point I want an "certified" Apple employee or another parent looking at naked pictures of my kids, for example.
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    I think right now it only scans pictures destined to be sent to iCloud. The problem is you won't hear from them once they start scanning everything. Besides, it's just not really provable, right? You still have to take their word
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    It isn't. It's the worst one.
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    Carriers, at least in the Czech Republic, are very restricted in what they can do. Regular phone calls and SMS messages are much more private than anything else out there.
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    Gumroad - where I self-publish my book ( https://gum.co/deploymentfromscratch ) - does the watermark automatically for PDFs. That said, probably don't worry about it. I also release additional things (like code), and it&
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    by strzibny 5y ago

    You don't need special talent to do that. I actually have a mention of this in my book on deploying Rails ( https://deploymentfromscratch.com/ ). Here's a one liner with ruby-install: $ sudo dnf install -y jemalloc-