woile

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   by woile 7y ago

   Interesting I've started a project with a friend to build a simple toolkit for stream processing https://github.com/python-streaming/dam I'm happy to see the streaming ecosystem is getting bigger in python,
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   by woile 7y ago

   I've been living in Amsterdam for a few years now, and with the bike lanes it feels like disabled people are SUPER included. You can see a lot of people in the bike lanes with mobility problems, in their electric wheelchairs, scooters
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   by woile 7y ago

   I was wondering if anyone has started using cue[1] and has an opinion about it, seems like a super interesting project aiming to solve this [1] https://cuelang.org/
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   by woile 7y ago

   I've made a cheatsheet[1] for gopass, which is the same but also includes multi stores (you could have a personal store, and a shared store with your work team, synchronizing to different git repos). Edit: to export the public key you
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   by woile 7y ago

   Wow, this is awesome, I have always felt comfortable using css utilities like px-2, text-center, or border-0, this goes next level, super interesting.
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   by woile 7y ago

   I was thinking the same, would be really nice for hydroponics!
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   by woile 7y ago

   I want to add that self driving cars, plus high available broadband, might mean a lot of people moving back to rural areas. With self driving cars you can go out, drink alcohol, socialize, and get back home whenever you want, you can even s
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   by woile 8y ago

   I found my days much more productive when I close email and slack and I just check it maybe every some hours
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   by woile 8y ago

   Hey I'm sorry you had problems with it. I myself don't use it always. My main idea is to make it easier for teams to share the commit conventions with new developers (at work, for example, there was other convention which I find i
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    by woile 8y ago

    Hey great thing you are interested! Full story short, think about your public, and ask yourself: - Am I introducing a new feature to my users? -> feat - Am I fixing something, with no new functionality? -> fix - Is my change breaking
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    by woile 8y ago

    Oh wow, it's good to have some feedback, I do my best to write something explaining what changed, and what would make sense for someone reading that is not me, I guess I have to try harder. I do not agree that the tool makes you lazy,
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    by woile 8y ago

    I prefer conventional commits, I have created a tool that prompts some info to make it easier to remember, I can also bump automatically the version using the commits. I've been using it with friends with no issues. I really like how
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    Sharing passwords using gopass, Git and GPG(woile.github.io)

    3 points by woile 8y ago|0 comments
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    by woile 8y ago

    I use gopass. It's like an extension of pass. The difference is that it has support for multiple stores. And you can add different people to the stores and synchronize each store with git. I wrote a tutorial and a cheatsheet (mostly fo
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    by woile 8y ago

    Awesome source, does anyone know how to convert it into a mobi? I'd like to send it to my kindle
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    by woile 8y ago

    Oh nice, good to know. > Are you asking why Rust is better than Go? No, just the opinion in general, why rust over go? I know go is more oriented to distributed systems, but it seems like rust eventually will be used for that as well. An
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    by woile 8y ago

    How does data-centric work? How is it different from OOP? Can someone elaborate for a person using python? Also, what opinion rust devs have over golang?