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4kelly
3y ago
Looks mostly good, but also has extra elements you don’t really need. Pyenv - managing / installing multiple python versions. Then all you need to start is regular virtual environments ‘python -m venv .venv’ with ‘requirements.txt’, bu
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4kelly
4y ago
I think this is one of many explanations. While exams were stressful. I loved learning and would love to go back for my PhD or even a brand new discipline if I had the funds to support my family with that lifestyle.
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4kelly
4y ago
My perspective was that I purchased unraid because it satisfied my requirements at that point in time. I don’t really expect _any_ major feature additions. The fact that it’s getting better is amazing IMO. I think a lot of peoples perceptio
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4kelly
4y ago
To be clear it was a one-time lifetime payment! Kinda seems like this latest release accumulated a lot features and could be part of the relatively slow release pace. https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/prereleases&#x
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4kelly
4y ago
+1 for unraid. I’ve been using it for about 4 years. IMO it’s usecase sits in between synology and a completely self administered server. I found synology features great, but was frustrated about the hardware lock in. I also didn’t want to
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4kelly
4y ago
These are all great tools. But I wanted to gingerly hop on this thread to say that de google doesn’t have to mean self hosted. I found it very rewarding to put my money towards companies that are aligned with my priorities (be it privacy or
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4kelly
4y ago
Fair enough! That’s rough. Apologies I assumed English :)
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4kelly
4y ago
Fastmail for email. I used to use syncthing to maintain backups and syncing, but eventually just gave into iCloud as a compromise. Setting up and maintaining syncthing on wife and kids devices became a pain. DuckDuckGo for search. Dropping
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4kelly
5y ago
There is definitely truth to this statement. However often when I write something that’s hard to type, it’s a code smell. Ex. A complex nested map should probably be represented by a few concrete classes/abstractions. (Similar to when
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4kelly
5y ago
I can highly vouch for Bufs protobuf linter and breaking change detector [1]. It’s open source. IMO. Generating gRPC code in multiple languages is pretty tedious setup and maintain. Buf has the potential to replace / free up a lot of t
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4kelly
5y ago
Thanks for sharing. I’ve always wanted to go out on my own and achieve something similar to what you’ve built. Congrats on making it a reality!
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4kelly
5y ago
Love the style and configs! Feature suggestion that I think fits the minimalist style. Support an optional “footer” argument in ‘site.json’. Useful for copyright, social links, ??
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4kelly
5y ago
Perhaps out of scope for your use case, but what’s the status of SEO support? Using frontmatter to generate basic meta tags, twitter/open graph for pretty links, etc. Might be a useful FAQ entry.
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4kelly
5y ago
So far so good! It matches my desired style and feature set, so I’m probably the ideal candidate ahah. Left a GitHub issue with the precompiled binary install. But it might be my fault. The closest thing to this in terms of out of the box s
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4kelly
5y ago
I definitely have spent too long learning and fiddling with SSG’s. Going to give this a try!
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4kelly
5y ago
Darn Tough socks. You won’t be able to go back. Great feel, super durable, different styles and thickness for any use-case. Oh and a lifetime warranty (I have personality returned one pair 5 years later for a new pair).
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4kelly
5y ago
+1 for Material MkDocs. It’s beautiful and functional by default so I can just focus on documenting.