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by 205g0 6y ago
You have to touch two config files. One is easy but the other one needs a bit of googling, nothing major but yeah why at all this? Auto-updating security updates should be the default if you run servers in the wild.
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by 205g0 6y ago
When node came out it was a perfect storm: Ryan did a brilliant job, right timing, right product, laser-sharp focus and x times better than the past (I liked node right from the beginning) and he was fast. All things I miss from Deno. But I
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by 205g0 6y ago
> Not everyone's using cutting-edge deployment tech; lots of folks are just SSHing or RDPing into a physical or virtual server, copying stuff there, and running it Maybe a decade ago, tbf IDK anyone who deploys like this in 2020, pe
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by 205g0 6y ago
I don't think, Ryan wanted Deno to be just another build system for TypeScript but something a bit bigger. And even if it's meant as a build system there're much better options out just for this purpose.
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by 205g0 6y ago
It's right in their wiki, "non-goal" number 4 in their TS Design Goals which is also referenced again in some issues: [a non-goal] Provide an end-to-end build pipeline. Instead, make the system extensible so that external to
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by 205g0 6y ago
If GP looks for a general purpose computer for their kids, M1s are a clear yes but for DL? No way, as long as PyTorch is not running on M1s and an Nvidia GPU in some cheap PC shell has the same price tag.
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by 205g0 6y ago
OT: After reading and discussing this feature in this thread, I realize, it's not about the feature or if it's good or bad. This Deno update and the whole thing shows once again that we want a node successor but Deno as great as i
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by 205g0 6y ago
What I like about not integrating the build-step as Deno does: You allow competition and the market comes up with great ideas like Vercel did with pkg. Building TS projects is quite demanding and I doubt if one party monopolizes this impo
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by 205g0 6y ago
> then in many scenarios it'd be a lot easier to deploy It's not. Most advanced deployments nowadays use container orchestration where deploying is as easy. For simple deployments (eg SSGs) there're enough products on the
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by 205g0 6y ago
Yes and no, these are amenities but they are really small and IDK if they justify hiding/abstracting way an import build step. > Even server side, not everyone uses Docker. IDK, tried to find alternatives the last years but for a bi
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by 205g0 6y ago
Ok, the Docker client stuff is not always exciting but once you want to deploy something small, say, an app server, a DB and something like nginx or Traefik you need some orchestrator, eg k8s and then you need again images. If you prefer co
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by 205g0 6y ago
Another apples to oranges comparison. OP should have compared each systems' TPU not GPU. He should redo the benchmark with a proper setup as requested in the comments here and on Medium, otherwise his post is quite misleading. To facil
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by 205g0 6y ago
Please help me to understand: If I deploy my apps as Docker images anyway why would I need this? Deno 1.6 just packages the runtime creating a huge file, still smaller than a Docker image but with latter I have a better deployment experienc
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by 205g0 6y ago
“If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.” ― George Orwell, Animal Farm
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by 205g0 6y ago
OT: Just a second ago, I was setting up unattended-upgrades for security updates for a new Ubuntu box and I am once again puzzled why the largest Linux distribution has such an underwhelming UX for an crucial feature. Long story short, I
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by 205g0 6y ago
Tried habit-forming measurements, they've never worked and feel like a scam from the self-help industry. > forcing yourself to go to the gym every day This also never worked for me. While going to the gym is super effective, I found
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by 205g0 6y ago
> I’m not sure if I understand what you are looking for. I like OP's post but would love to get some empirical data. > If I’m “hyper-productive” and “focused” on my “worst day”, it obviously wasn’t my worst day? Good q, I could
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by 205g0 6y ago
Who of you with recent, significant successes (pls mention them)—what's your system to stay hyper-productive and focused even on your worst days?
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by 205g0 6y ago
Good point, I should have explained it. To get into vim takes time and to get muscle memories at least 9-12 months. Something a lot of coders even don't do, so why should a data scientist do this. The result is that you are so much fas
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A notebook-free notebook or Jupyter dev env for coders(github.com)
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by 205g0 6y ago
Hijacking this thread for a simple price comparison: Since people recommend to buy a domain and connect this to some service. The problem is that this service will run for decades as a private plan, so let's do together a price and fea
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by 205g0 6y ago
Still impressed by M1's overall performance. If the M1 could only drive 3 displays (eg 2 external + 1 internal in a Macbook) and not just 2.