szastupov

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   by szastupov 10y ago

   Dude, just find a remote work, travel, enjoy life. It's never been easier.
2. 32.▲
   by szastupov 10y ago

   At least others agreed to eventually settle on Wayland, while Canonical is really reinventing the wheel with Mir.
3. 33.▲
   by szastupov 10y ago

   I jumped Bootstrap 4 and I like it, but currently it takes some effort to adapt to breaking changes, which is fine, it's alpha after all.
4. 34.▲
   by szastupov 10y ago

   By migration I meant migration for a project that already uses Bootstrap 3 and considers using 4. Speaking of Foundation, I dunno, it depends on one's needs. Some people say Bootstrap is too big but I appreciate its vast collection of
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   by szastupov 10y ago

   Migration from 3 to 4 will certainly be a pain but then you're gonna love it. I love new cards, utility classes, better out of the box support for mobile browsers. But beware of breaking changes between alphas, there are quite a few.
6. 36.▲
   by szastupov 10y ago

   > like audio recording on browser which is not available on some still widely used web browsers Like Safari, and it's a modern browser, so much for the "Steve Jobs Effect"...
7. 37.▲
   by szastupov 10y ago

   So much nostalgia in this thread. I wonder if we're gonna do the same for jabber in a few years.
8. 38.▲
   by szastupov 10y ago

   Frontend: React (via create-react-app), good old Bootstrap Backend: backend as a service like Firebase or Horizon/Rethinkdb. Vendor lock-in is a big concern here but you can get your prototype done so fast with those tools.
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   by szastupov 10y ago

   I feel you. Had to migrate to IPSec, luckily there is a docker container that makes things a little bit easier.
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    by szastupov 10y ago

    This works for libraries/frameworks installed in a common place, like /usr/lib or /Library/Frameworks. But, all those apps ship their own copy of Electron, so there is no simple way for OS to share pages.
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    by szastupov 10y ago

    Packages are now on GitHub, you are free to submit a patch or report an issue: https://github.com/sublimehq/Packages/issues
12. 42.▲
    by szastupov 11y ago

    I really dig the idea of subscribing to queries. I wish I knew about RethinkDB year ago so I could use it in current project :/
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    >I can't figure out how to manage dependencies for a given OS It's actually: "Distro-provided dependencies are two-three years old and I don't want to deal with backports, ppas or whatever to get a fresh stable vers
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    Obligatory comment about Safari being the new IE.
15. 45.▲
    by szastupov 11y ago

    Libsoup is nice too: https://wiki.gnome.org/action/show/Projects/libsoup
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    I guess there is nothing scary about that, but the code is such a fucking spaghetti it's hard be sure. Not to offend the authors though, I bet they were under pressure writing the client.
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    >no track related really to "Alice Coltrane", that's probably because you just do an OR on your query, ok, clear. That's right, it's OR operation, but all you need to do to perform AND search is to specifically u
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    Thanks! asyncio and aiohttp works well so far. But this particular example (music bot) uses synchronous bindings to MongoDB so it's not fully async. There are asyncio bindings for Mongo, but I haven't tried them. I have another bo
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    Thanks! I'll check out your music ;) > A real revolution: integration of robots and humans services Exactly! And Facebook understands it, Facebook M is a pretty interesting project.
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    Thanks for the kind words! > If I'm not wrong, quickly reading your beautiful synthetic python code, you store music in your server (as a MongoDB blob). ins't it ? Nope, the bot only stores track title, performer and id. Actual
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    To be honest it's just a hack, something I thought would be interesting to implement. It's like some weird combination of lego pieces (Telegram API, aiotg, MongoDB) that fit together. Telegram is amazing platform and I'm look
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    Yep :)
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    There is no such thing as Telegram TOS, but theoretically the bot can be blocked if someone files a complaint. I'm aware of such possibility but I hope that the bot won't be abused. It's kind of a grey area and a subject for
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    Show HN: Open-source Telegram bot for music sharing(github.com)

    41 points by szastupov 11y ago|24 comments
25. 55.▲
    by szastupov 11y ago

    Lazerhawk and tripping cat - perfect.
26. 56.▲
    by szastupov 11y ago

    And so I did in 2008-2009 https://github.com/szastupov/lgears :)
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    Oh the memories of nights spent downloading sources on Dial-Up and nights compiling them on Gentoo. Back then we all had hope for the bright future for Linux on desktop, but it never made it, now we are all on OSX :/
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    A good old Russian site linux.org.ru has a huge archive of Linux screenshots (1999-), you should check it out http://www.linux.org.ru/gallery/archive/
29. 59.▲
    by szastupov 11y ago

    tl;dr: a middleman bitching about cheap labor from the third world not being cheap anymore.
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    by szastupov 11y ago

    The problem that it's still a piece of flat glass. What I really want (and see as the next big thing) is not glass, but a material that can take form controlled by software. Imagine all those buttons that really pop up from your screen