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by yegle 7y ago
Disclaimer: I work closely on Cloud Run as an SRE. IF you want, you can still have it by use "Cloud Run for Anthos", and deploy your container to your GKE cluster with the same Knative API. This allows you to have more control on
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by yegle 7y ago
> Fully type annotated. This is a huge win compare to requests. AFAIKT requests is too flexible (read: easier to misuse) and difficult to add type annotation now. The author of requests gave a horrible type annotation example here [0]. I
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by yegle 7y ago
The Starbucks PWA is really good. Also ft.com's WPA.
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by yegle 7y ago
For the case when you want to read a mailing list but do not want to subscribe to it, I've been using kill-the-newsletter a lot ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12949154 )
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China investigates SARS-like virus as dozens struck by pneumonia(dw.com)
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by yegle 7y ago
One serious problem not addressed in Python type checking is that there's no Char type: you cannot type hint a function to only accept an iterable of strings without accidentally accept str itself. The best thing you can do is a Union
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by yegle 7y ago
If you are looking for 0 copy alternative, look at https://google.github.io/flatbuffers/
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by yegle 7y ago
OT and Nit: Mandarin refers to one of the ways to read Chinese characters (there are other ways e.g. Cantonese, Taiwanese). So you can say "I don't speak Mandarin", but not "I don't read Mandarin".
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by yegle 7y ago
I buy zwave smart switches instead of WiFi ones because I know those devices won't be able to snoop my LAN. Home automation over IP is a step backwards IMO.
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by yegle 7y ago
AFAIKT, you can block Google DNS and all your Google Cast devices should fallback to DHCP assigned DNS.
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by yegle 7y ago
The small town of my alma mater is entirely built around the university. There's school bus serves everyone in the town (not limited to student, no validation required), and is basically no-cost public transit. I suspect this applies t
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by yegle 7y ago
This is misleading. For very basic things, you'll need timezone files, ca-certificate, for many Linux tool/libraries to work properly.
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by yegle 7y ago
This is actually pretty straightforward: pip wheel -w ./wheelhouse -r requirements.txt Then you can modify your script to insert every whl in sys.path. Add wheelhouse directory to version control and you get a repo that can easi
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by yegle 7y ago
What's the advantage of using poetry compare to vendorize your dependencies and check in the whl files (which can be manylinux binary) into your version management system?
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by yegle 7y ago
If you have these requirements, why not vendorize all your dependencies?
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by yegle 7y ago
Have a repo for your code, vendorize every thing, build a binary including Python interpreter using a build system that emphasize on reproducibility (e.g. Bazel). Alternatively you can build a docker image using Bazel (for reproducibility)
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by yegle 7y ago
Immediately remind me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEfQ_9DIItI , where the scores in the movie are constantly borrowed/changed from known good version. Also: the music in Iron Man 1 eventually became part of Game
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by yegle 7y ago
For running network related debug tool: use nsenter ( https://github.com/jpetazzo/nsenter/blob/master/README.md ) which allows you to run network related tools using the network namespace of the container.
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by yegle 7y ago
Being able to use anylinux PyPI package is a huge benefit.
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by yegle 7y ago
For one: with musl you can't reuse anylinux Python packages on PyPI (e.g. lxml) and you'll have to have GCC to build and install those packages.
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by yegle 7y ago
FWIW, MacFUSE was open sourced by Google: http://googlemac.blogspot.com/2007/01/taming-mac-os-x-file-s...
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by yegle 7y ago
Most people would benefit from the distroless base image: https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/distroless It's a base image with binaries from Debian deb package, and with necessary stuff like ca-certificates,
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by yegle 7y ago
Related: https://plaintextaccounting.org/ In particular, the beancount community is pretty strong, judging by the frequency of posts in the mailing list and the Telegram group I'm in.
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by yegle 7y ago
FWIW, the Google Play Movies (yes, the app on Android) provide an aggregated search based on the service you subscribed to. You can simply filter free TV/movie to see what's available to you, so you don't need to deal with 5
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by yegle 7y ago
If I recall correctly, Gnome was touted as lightweighter than KDE back when KDE4 was released :-)
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by yegle 7y ago
Unrelated: as a non-native English speaker with CS background it's the first time I learned the original meaning of "semaphore". Took me some time to find https://www.uvm.edu/landscape/dating/road_si
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by yegle 7y ago
Pihole has an "audit" feature that can be used here: https://pi-hole.net/2017/12/06/pi-hole-v3-2-introduces-long-...
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by yegle 7y ago
Then run your own DoH server, the same way you run your own pihole. Shameless plug: https://GitHub.com/yegle/your-dns
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by yegle 7y ago
This is just such a convenient feature: you can remotely print something on the go from your phone and your parents/spouse/kids at home can pick it up. Is there any open source alternatives?
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by yegle 7y ago
So this requires 12 months commitment... Isn't this $10k a form of sign up bonus that's widely available from many Bay area companies?

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