woile

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   by woile 5y ago

   i think you can read the map as "the effort each country has done to go green". and then it's valid.
2. 152.▲
   by woile 5y ago

   It's not about computation, I like the text to stay still. When I was aware of this it started bothering me, so I've changed it to the right ever since. Of course this is a very small and picky detail.
3. 153.▲
   by woile 5y ago

   I'm using vs code which is quite flexible
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   by woile 5y ago

   It looks really promising. I wonder why code editors have the file explorer on the left side by default, if you resize it you move the whole text (unless you write in a right-to-left language). A colleague made me aware of this a while ago
5. 155.▲
   by woile 5y ago

   I started working on a website to store cooklang recipes, what I miss is the possibility to link other recipes as ingredients, I wonder if it would be possible
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   by woile 5y ago

   Thanks a lot for this! actix-web is an amazing framework so far. I've started with the book zero2prod in rust, and using some type driven designed, rust's errors handling, actix-web's extractors and web::data feels like super
7. 157.▲
   by woile 5y ago

   I think there are quite some macros that accelerate a CRUD creation app, for example, take a look at sqlx with ormx: https://github.com/NyxCode/ormx
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   by woile 5y ago

   I have quite a very same feeling. But as a way to review things, I also write flashcards when I think there's something useful I'd like to remember, or when I'm studying. Once you start remembering a flashcard, it will appear
9. 159.▲
   by woile 5y ago

   What is a good resource to learn about ipv6? some course or book?
10. 160.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    > For example, "is the OSS project active and/or stable," "when was the last time this OSS project was updated," and "who is contributing to this OSS." Risk mitigations might include consideration of co
11. 161.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    I was actually thinking as a learning exercise, to go through python docs and create a rust book covering the needs of a python developer with different crates. If the book is versioned you can easily remove and add new crates. But I'v
12. 162.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    IIRC "the dictators handbook" mentions that the more people in a power position, the harder to corrupt, because it becomes more expensive. Of course this brings a slower process, so it's like a trade-off. Link: https:/&
13. 163.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    I read that the EU is planning on giving high priority to trains, including night trains. https://www.cntraveler.com/story/europe-is-undergoing-a-slee... I would really like to be able to use one of those
14. 164.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    I took me a year to read "Seeing That Frees: Meditations on Emptiness and Dependent Arising", but it was fascinating. It guides the reader into exploring their minds through meditation. But you learn to explore beyond your mind. I
15. 165.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    The borrow checker and lifetimes have been my pain points. Also understanding Some and Result, which after practicing I understood them, and now they are ok. They were foreign concepts to me. I still struggle with lifetimes, but I do unders
16. 166.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    I just started playing with rust + actix-web + sqlx and I have to say I love it so far. Coming from a python/js background, the rust compiler gives me so much information I feel like I move super fast. And the sqlx-cli really helps wit
17. 167.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    This is literally amazing, very similar to playonlinux, but much better looking and intuitive. Thanks for this, it will make much easier to install linux on friends computers hehe
18. 168.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    Where can I find information about how to build a mobi file? I couldn't find anywhere and I'm not even sure what to search for. Is mobi html+CSS?
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    by woile 5y ago

    I wrote a cheatsheet[0] for gopass, which I've been using with different teams and personal with great success. It's the same as pass but with support for multiple stores. I'd like to see something similar but with age suppor
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    by woile 5y ago

    I'd argue that hunter gatherers had all of the units of freedoms, and when full centralization happened (monarchies) we lost all those units. Democracy gave you back some units by decentralizing power (not fully). I'm not saying d
21. 171.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing, this fits me really well, I'm gonna give it a try.
22. 172.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    Windows is "better" at enterprise, big companies give windows machines to thousands of employees. Big contracts, vpns, proxies, active record, etc. Microsoft sells a "working-integrated" (or maybe easy to setup) solution
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    by woile 5y ago

    I moved from Argentina to the Netherlands in 2017. I wanted to experience living in a safe, stable and low-burocracy country. Turns out The Netherlands is much more and I've been here for more than 4 years already. As a big fan of bike
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    by woile 5y ago

    This looks really cool! Very promising! Is it possible to chain a value from a response to the next request? This would be useful for testing. My understand is that between the header and the body there has to be a new line[0], in the docs
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    by woile 5y ago

    I have the same feeling, like we were slowly indoctrinated into believing that upvoting is the only thing we can do and participation is worthless. I recently watched this video[0] that shows how public perception over cars has been influen
26. 176.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    This looks quite good. If I understand correctly the idea is: - create openapi file - write only functions If so, it's super nice
27. 177.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    Wow looks super nice, feels so easy to navigate and read, I was thinking it would be nice to have a RSS feed for some topics to read as news. Great work!
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    by woile 5y ago

    For exploratory purposes one can also use `jq 'keys'` ``` cat file.json | jq 'keys' | grep ependencies ``` This will list the keys, sometimes is really helpful with a big json that you don't know the schema, but you
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    by woile 5y ago

    Super nice! Always delivering quality tools. This also seems to play good with starlette as well. And I see async and migrations are coming soon. Alembic is good but a bit cumbersome to use, I hope to see some improvements there as well
30. 180.▲
    by woile 5y ago

    Because not all depend on a company buying at personal loss. DAI has a complex mechanism (at least to me). To keep itself oscillating around 1usd. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dai_(cryptocurrency)