vamega

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by vamega 7y ago
Are you using their cloud product? The core/open source product doesn't have a way to persist schedule data.
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by vamega 7y ago
Where have they said they're doing this at all?
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by vamega 7y ago
Here's another tool, this one written in Rust that does this: https://github.com/nickbabcock/dness
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by vamega 7y ago
Are you referring to the various streaming libraries (Conduit, Pipes and the like)?
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by vamega 7y ago
Is there any code that you can point to with this implementation?
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by vamega 7y ago
Can these containers be run hosts that are not RHEL? It seems like it's allowed, but I'm not completely sure I read that right. I'm also looking to know what packages are available in RHEL8 that are not available to UBI conta
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by vamega 7y ago
What is the key advantage of PyDist over Artifactory/bintray ? That's the system most companies I know of use, and I was wondering what makes PyDist compelling.
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by vamega 8y ago
Wow, I used to go there 4 years ago and liked the place. Never had trouble getting my prescription. So sad to see how that place changed.
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by vamega 8y ago
Is there a provision to have encrypted files? I'm thinking of something equivalent to the feature described on this page: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/encrypting-files/
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by vamega 10y ago
Well, I guess I make three then.
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by vamega 10y ago
"/etc/os-release" is present in most newer releases. Sounds exactly what you want from "/etc/distro-info"
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by vamega 10y ago
Are you talking about Java?
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by vamega 10y ago
Thanks. This looks really great!
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by vamega 10y ago
Is it common for Gitlab to take contributions from the community and release them as Enterprise Only, or am I understanding things incorrectly? Is the Kerberos Ticket based git pull Enterprise only?
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by vamega 10y ago
I don't understand how your token is different from an SSH keypair. Would you explain?
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by vamega 11y ago
Is there a technical reason Firefox isn't supported?
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by vamega 11y ago
Any chance you'd be willing to post the form reply?
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by vamega 11y ago
ST is the efficient version of the State Monad. Where did you come to think that St was short for single threaded?
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by vamega 11y ago
Yeah, I was hoping for a GPL license here, but given the amount of commercial backing I wasn't expecting to find a GPL like license.
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by vamega 11y ago
When you say authentication, do you mean the cloud engine doesn't authenticate against your email providers, or that the desktop client doesn't authenticate against the cloud engine?
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by vamega 11y ago
Any chance you can share that script? I'm looking for something similar, since I too am using both conda and pypi for dependencies.
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by vamega 11y ago
This post is about the fast project, which is claimed to beat RapidJson, a very fast C++ json parser.
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by vamega 11y ago
Was this intended for another thread?
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by vamega 11y ago
What emacs mode is that in the screenshot?
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by vamega 11y ago
Do I understand this correctly? It only mirrors the packages that are requested from it? So I won't need to download 100GB+ of packages that I am not interested in?
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by vamega 11y ago
That looks good. Might work exceptionally well for my needs. I want to have a PyPI mirror in an environment that doesn't have public internet access. Running devpi in another environment and syncing the resulting repository should allo
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by vamega 11y ago
Can you point me to your recommended PyPI-in-a-box system?
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Fighting spam with Haskell(code.facebook.com)
357 points by vamega 11y ago|93 comments
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by vamega 11y ago
Certainly. I think it starts off with your claim that Quasar is easy to integrate with existing Java libraries. I find that claim to be untrue since any library it's used with needs to be retrofitted/wrapped to make it work with Q
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by vamega 11y ago
Seems like a very one sided comparison. Most other posts from paralleluniverse have also come off this way.

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