tomwojcik

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by tomwojcik 3y ago
Almost 2h? I can't focus that long. Let me know once it's available as a 30 seconds tiktok. /s
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
Wow, what a terrific audience!
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
2 machines https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16076041
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
There's a few. Off the top of my head https://github.com/kopia/kopia
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
I can't seem to be able to edit from mobile, I'm actually not sure if you can create a user using /admin out of the box. Anyway, it's a MTVC framework. Views and templates are coupled, and Django provides a user registra
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
That doesn't make sense. Django-allauth is the standard for non-rest Auth flow, django-rest-auth and djoser for rest API Auth flow. Each implementation is tailored for a slightly different case. There's a reason why only admin v
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
Tell me you're chatgpt without telling me you're chatgpt
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
I second Synology NAS. Although the UX of running Nextcloud in docker was awful, I defaulted to using everything Synology has to offer instead of setting up OSS apps (Synology Photos instead of Nextcloud/ Photoprism etc). I run a few s
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
2016. A lot has changed since then and AFAIK numpy and other most popular libs with bindings in C have an experimental branch that is already nogil compatible. Not saying he isn't wrong, though.
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
I don't think that's an edge case. I'm addicted to creating new side projects and I think there's more of 'us'. These projects usually don't get any traction but I like that they work, they are there, acce
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
Same here, but without these weird utils it doesn't get any better. I have 7 YoE with Django. Its great at so many things. You see some code, like middlewares, and immediately understand what's going on. Now, we also have Starlett
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
Thank you!
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
Is your syllabus available online? Engineering ethics sounds very interesting and it's the first time I hear about such thing.
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
Lol. There's so much to unpack here that I started to suspect it's a bait. It is, right? You're lucky if you got an access to everything you need on day 1, not to mention setup the tooling. You can't improve the product
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
Funny how just a few years ago they were saying that truck drivers are doomed because they will be replaced by fully autonomous trucks.
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by tomwojcik 3y ago
Which used to be called Jupyter Notebooks... Once the product is famous it doesn't matter. You wouldn't believe what Apple sells.
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
Sorry for the bad PR, but Ive been trying to get a refund for a few days now. On Friday I paid for the service but was not aware it requires over 20 specific photos, which I don't have at hand. I haven't used the compute time. I d
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
I needed a cookie cutter for my side projects so I've created one for sqlite that I actively use and a similar one for postgres. Both are very basic, contributions welcome. Sqlite https://github.com/tomwojcik/djang
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
I don't disagree with you, but they tweeted > We’ll readily admit our docs still have a Django-shaped hole in them. https://twitter.com/flydotio/status/1578039196618575874?t=nu...
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
Which would be even more surprising
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
Oh, I have a pretty fresh news for you. https://github.com/python/peps/pull/2955
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
I started using poetry for my OSS projects and I'm happy with it, but I'd never use it for closed source projects. Poetry simplifies deps, config, pkg build etc as it's stored in a single place, but it's way to opinionat
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
Disagree. I barely know what Venmo is and I don't own any crypto, but iirc IRS treats all cryptocurrencies as capital assets so you shouldn't compare that to a fiat transfer.
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
You live in a bubble.
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
Emphasis on "aren’t well-suited to it", I guess. It gets complicated once you want to parameterize each node. For the past year or so I've been "typing graphs" into YAMLs. It's definitely doable, but hard to fo
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
That's apples to oranges. Python is slower, but Sqlalchemy ORM might be able to fetch results faster than Ruby. Though I'd assume the difference would be neglectible.
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
I recently started the migration of my Django projects from Heroku to Fly. To test things out, I created this simple Django project. You might want to fork it and test whatever you need. I run into a few issues as well, all of them are desc
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
I'm planning the migration with my Django side projects from heroku to fly as well. Fly has a special org on GH with example projects, but the one with Django is empty. I created a small test repo to see how Fly works. hands on. Though
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
Re Poland locally mined - i dont know wtf went wrong but we went from having huge reserves to buying from India within a year... A lot of homes rely on coal to be available by the time the winter comes and apparently they are left with noth
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by tomwojcik 4y ago
Sure. justjoin.it is the leading job offers board for IT professionals in Poland. Here's their detailed report from 2021 https://bucket.justjoin.it/Raport_wynagrodzen_polskich_progr... There's no data for 2022 ye

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