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by zikani_03 5y ago
sqlc looks very interesting and compelling. A similar library I like but haven't had the chance to really use is goyesql: https://github.com/knadh/goyesql It also allows just writing SQL in a file, reminds me a bi
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by zikani_03 5y ago
I use Notepad++ like the author to keep a big a** text file but split it into separate files per quarter; they typically contain ideas which then make it to Notion if I'm really excited about them. But it's really hard to commit t
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Show HN: chremote.py - change HTTPS to SSH remote URLs for repos in a directory(gist.github.com)
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by zikani_03 5y ago
Interesting read.. Have you tried using waitress[0]? We got some better performance for an internal service than Gunicorn after trying different gunicorn configurations to improve the performance of our workloads. We now mostly run (read de
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by zikani_03 5y ago
built a couple of tools that I use very often: - zefaker[0] - a CLI for generating (random) data and exporting to SQL, Excel, CSV and JSON. Has helped in generation of test databases and test data for various scenarios. Much more convenient
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by zikani_03 6y ago
If you need another repeatable way to create random data that you can export as SQL (or CSV/Excel files). You may find a tool we built and use at work useful: https://github.com/creditdatamw/zefaker Needs a little
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by zikani_03 6y ago
I haven't used Signal before but this and the discussion on GitHub issues reminded me about a toy project that contains a WhatsApp chat to JSON/CSV "converter/exporter" that someone may find mildly interesting: htt
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Fundamental Theorem of Software Engineering(en.wikipedia.org)
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by zikani_03 6y ago
I've been using Raindrop.io for some months and can say I am a happy user. I will agree with others that it's mostly about the UX than anything else. I really appreciate the effort the developers of raindrop.io put into their prod
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by zikani_03 6y ago
Nice. Reminds me of a time I was learning Rust. Did a small test to get Node.JS and Rust to "communicate" via Postgres[0] I am curious if this is an approach folks actually use in production, though. [0]: https://gist.g
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by zikani_03 6y ago
This looks interesting! While I may not be the in target market it somehow validates something I've been mulling over. Where I come from we have mobile money solutions but they aren't yet integrated to allow you to pay for somethi
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by zikani_03 6y ago
I also rely on Markdown files and typically write very short content in each file, especially to help with my memory. I tried Google Keep, Evernote and at some point pain-stakingly migrated all the notes I had to Notion, but they are missin
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by zikani_03 7y ago
I'm trying to learn Blender for the umpteenth time. Years ago I prefered 3DS Max for 3D modelling and never put serious effort into learning Blender, looking to change that this year esp. with the recent UI/UX changes. As far as p
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Show HN: Ika – turn HTML form users into power users(github.com)
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by zikani_03 7y ago
I'm studying reactor-netty[1], micronaut[2] and armeria[3] - to learn how to write production-grade servers with Netty from the pros. I have a couple of protocol ideas I know will be useful for some use-cases. Also working on adding Ja
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by zikani_03 7y ago
Great news, although I know it's gonna be a while before it's a smooth transition to this version - definitely going to push for atleast one of our systems. Some features we needed in this one. e.g. helpful NPE messages
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by zikani_03 7y ago
No way! I use The Old Reader and it's a great way to kinda deal with FOMO; having feeds in one place from various outlets. It's only annoying when some news sites don't have RSS/Atom feeds.. meh
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Show HN: Zé Faker – a CLI for generating Excel data(github.com)
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by zikani_03 7y ago
I was also pleased with how easy it was to rewrite a project with Vue. Of course, it was much more seemless since Vue is very similar to KnockoutJS which we were using at the time.
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by zikani_03 7y ago
Thanks for this! Going to be useful - I am still getting used to Anki and the process of adding Cards sometimes seems like drudgery.
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by zikani_03 7y ago
We have a git repo (called the devops repo) and we use sphinx to generate the html. We try to document lessons, post-mortems, decisions and tools we plan to evaluate. Unfortunately, folks don't really read the docs (and I've learn
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by zikani_03 7y ago
Try CakePHP. The `bake` tool allows you to create CRUD functionality quickly. Just create your database and run `bin/cake bake all` and it creates everything from models, controllers, views (templates) and even tests! I have been using
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by zikani_03 7y ago
For 2020, I am looking forward to shipping a couple of products for my "stealth mode" startup ;) - using boring stacks I know well PHP/CakePHP, Python/Flask, Java/Dropwizard with the ever reliable Postgres, and mayb
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by zikani_03 7y ago
I've found a feed reader to be particularly useful for getting news in one place. Have been using The Old Reader for over a year now (RIP Google Reader :_( ). I glance at the headlines to make sure I am aware of current affairs but onl
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by zikani_03 7y ago
I'm studying open-source codebases to learn how others do /approach things; mostly things I've starred on GitHub and learning Tumbuka (a local language in my country). Where possible, contributing to oss via my "stealth
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Show HN: Write setter calls/assignment statements faster in IntelliJ IDEA(github.com)
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by zikani_03 7y ago
This happens to me too, and it's doubly worse when I've made a little progress on a project in addition to telling/showing someone. For example, a couple of days ago, I implemented a 'MVP' for a sweet (my opinion ;)
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by zikani_03 7y ago
Haha, glad to see I'm not the only one who struggled with remembering this. I always refered to a task in a fabfile to remember. +1 for "follow cp or mv semantics"
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Show HN: PGReloaded – restore PostgreSQL databases periodically(github.com)
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Show HN: Groupby – Group files into directories by year, month or day created(github.com)
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