yedpodtrzitko

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by yedpodtrzitko 8y ago
> Constantly having to look down instead of looking at the bigger screen so you can control is so backward to me ...unlike doing the same thing with TouchBar (?)
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by yedpodtrzitko 8y ago
That's not the point.
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
I dont doubt that. The way how I treat depression myself is via acupuncture. Works great so far.
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
inb4 a lot of sources sleep deprivation is hurting your brain in a long term. Not sure what's better.
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
ad 2) touchbar is a gimmick making tasks more difficult (you have to visually check what you're doing), battery time is lower in comparison with older MBP, touchpad is uncomfortably big (touching it accidentally). The ports are not rea
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
I'm not into functional programming in Python, but pipetools[0] looks way more handy. [0] https://github.com/0101/pipetools
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
Django Channels [1] + ASGI is exactly that. However making that the default would be a hit to the very good backward/forward compatibility Django keep having. [1] https://channels.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
I'm not Rubyist, but when I see an article about RoR it's one of these: "I just started using Ruby and omg it's out-of-box everything, rapid development, monkeypatching makes everything super easy, it's like second
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
We are switching from Python to Go, because: > Reason 7 – Strong Ecosystem > Go’s ecosystem (...) it’s of course not as good as (...) Python. Then why do you put that as a reason to switch?
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
This. And occasionally also Melatonin (see https://www.gwern.net/Melatonin )
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
> This doesn't make sense, I want it to stay in the same container. I'd say it's highly subjective and it may vary case per case. Also this would completely defeat the security purpose of this feature. Imagine someone has
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
I use Autoenv. It has one ultimate advantage - you don't need to learn any new tools/commands or execute anything manually. Also it's totally up to your decision where do you want to have the virtualenv. Just put a file `.en
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
Locked article. So I am just curious - is that a different algorithm than the one with "no turning left" rule which saves money to UPS?
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
Is there anything novel in there? On a first sight it seems just like a guide done hundred times before...
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
How many times per day do you start it?
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
Latest release is almost three years old and there is a bunch of vulnerabilities in it (see Issues at Github). I'd strongly sugget to use Cryptography instead.
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
I was curious how does it compare with results from kiwi.com. I tried to fill in a few destinations (London -> Bangkok -> Seoul) and... it gave me no result. So I guess the need to fill in a precise date/number of days is a bit k
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by yedpodtrzitko 9y ago
JSON feeded into ElasticSearch works pretty well for us. I was a bit sceptical about it a first moment since I was used to grep classic logs in /var/log/, but it's actually really good. Kibana allows you to have a bunch
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
There's an attempt to create such NumPy fork already: https://bitbucket.org/pypy/numpy
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
Not really - Razer makes devices for gamers, and macOS support for gaming is abysmal - no Vulkan support, poor OpenGL implementation, no VR support... you name it. So focusing on Linux makes more sense for a gaming hardware.
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
You know why people complain? Because some time ago there was Macbook Air for people who prefer a thin and light machine, and then there was Macbook Pro for people who prefer more powerful machine (in whichever meaning). This separation act
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
How, in this specific example?
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
That's a really great analysis, almost feels like a detective story .) OT: I am a huge fan of Python, so whenever I see Python helps to solve a thing I always say myself "yay Python!"
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
Nice ad hominem. Just take it as a proof of concept - it animates emojis today, but it can be useful for some other "useful" things in the future.
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
If you would tell me "this will just fix & improve init system" then that would a no-brainer. However I feel like the scope of the project has massively changed over time, so people (distros) who agreed with something a year o
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
These Macbook articles are going on for a weeks now. Is there anything in this one what hasn't been said yet?
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
> I've heard rumors of memory vulns in rust as well. I guess you did read it on the internet, so it has to be truth. Are you referring to that clickbait "Heartbleed in Rust"?
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
You're right, I'll be more verbose. I was looking forward to this event as I was considering getting a new machine. However the new machines are full of compromises I would need to do (usual things I hear a lot are "oh you ca
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
So you still need their HW, not that useful.
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by yedpodtrzitko 10y ago
It's actually much better this way, to prevent its mechanical damage, scratching etc.

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