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SQL-like query language for CSV
(github.com)
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You should take a look at Directus [0]. It's much lighter than Hasura. [0] https://directus.io/
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Coffin dance meme sold as an NFT for $1M
(iafrikan.com)
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Scripting with Go
(bitfieldconsulting.com)
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Also take a look at Code Course [0]. Good stuff and reasonable pricing. [0] https://codecourse.com/
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Oh it’s much more than that. Wagtail’s killer feature is the StreamField [0] [0] https://docs.wagtail.org/en/v2.8.1/topics/streamfield.html
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Wagtail [0] [0] https://wagtail.io/
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One advantage of having rich friends is that you have access to their network of other rich friends. Find out how you can provide a service to that network and make some money out of it. It’s difficult to gain access to a network of that so
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Into the Outdoors: Turning Crude into Fuels
(intotheoutdoors.org)
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You can give Mithril.js [0] a go. It's lightweight and has a couple additional goodies such as routing and xhr inbuilt. It has very good documentation as well. You can also enable JSX [1] if you prefer that to hyperscript. A site with
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Yeah so the author didn’t do enough research before writing that because just the other day, Mirantis announced that docker swarm is going to be fully supported for the foreseeable future [0]. So you can confidently use swarm with your proj
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Played around with Transcrypt a bit. Works quite well with Mithril.js [0]. Would be great if it could work seamlessly with esbuild but I couldn’t find any existing plugins. [0] https://mithril.js.org/
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Mirantis webinar on Docker swarm (Nov 2021): long live Docker swarm
(youtube.com)
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> Early PHP was not intended to be a new programming language, and grew organically, with Lerdorf noting in retrospect: "I don't know how to stop it, there was never any intent to write a programming language [...] I have absol
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A couple of tweets [0] from one of the founders and past CEO [0] https://twitter.com/brandonrodman/status/1459273398153093126
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Utah tech startup, Weave, just went public
(deseret.com)
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A restricted execution environment for Python to run untrusted code
(github.com)
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So what's next for you? build your own platform?
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Eight Reasons Python will rule the enterprise
(infoworld.com)
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Synology Router RT2600ac [0]. Great performance. Enough goodies for power users and sometimes Amazon has it on sale. [0] https://www.synology.com/en-global/products/RT2600ac
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Unless he's really invested in the apple ecosystem, I can't help but feel the author might have been better off with a Surface Pro. Similar form factor but with a desktop OS. Granted it's not as powerful as an ipad pro but I
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Bringing more security to multi-tenant Django applications with Django-scopes
(behind.pretix.eu)
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Masterworks: Invest in multimillion-dollar art works from famous artists
(masterworks.io)
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Have been using Pop OS as my daily driver on an i3 NUC10 for the past 9 months and i've got to say the experience has been relatively smooth. The only issues i've encountered so far are the occasional screen flickering when i run
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Slightly off topic but does anyone work with server generated charts at all? Or is there not much demand for pdf reports? Last I checked, converting Javascript charts to PNG is still a hacky/convoluted process.
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Let’s Encrypt change affects OpenSSL 1.0.x and CentOS 7
(blog.devgenius.io)
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> colleagues used epithets to denigrate him and other Black workers, told him to "go back to Africa" Which is a bit ironic considering Musk himself was born in South Africa.
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Postgres as a CRON Server
(supabase.io)
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Does it even matter any more? From where I stand Covid-19 might have been much less devastating globally if it had been treated seriously in the early days. In fact, based on the initial footage from Wuhan, countries should have adopted mor
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One approach that has worked for me so far is: 1) find out if the runtime/framework is supported but Heroku or if there are any buildpacks available. 2) spin up a Dokku instance using Vagrant for local development and testing 3) deploy
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