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by belak 1y ago
I'm have no experience with abstracting away the backend, but Dockerizing is actually pretty easy now - there's an offline mode[1] where you can have sqlx generate some files which let it work when there's no DB running. [1]:
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by belak 2y ago
I think you're missing much of the context and are misrepresenting what happened. As far as I'm aware, there was no crying he didn't want to work with people, but there was a frustration that he was not open to having a Markd
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by belak 4y ago
They introduced Bitbucket Pipelines around when I left, about 7 years ago. - https://bitbucket.org/product/features/pipelines - https://bitbucket.org/blog/introducing-bitbucket-pipelines-b...
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by belak 4y ago
That's fair - I added "are working on a specific problem which needs a more complicated setup" to my original comment as a nicer way of referring to edge cases like search engines. I still believe that 99% of applications wou
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by belak 4y ago
This is absolutely true - when I was at Bitbucket (ages ago at this point) and we were having issues with our DB server (mostly due to scaling), almost everyone we talked to said "buy a bigger box until you can't any more" be
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by belak 4y ago
The article is great, but the title here has been editorialized a bit. I'm not super familiar with HN, so what's the best way to get that fixed to match the actual article?
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by belak 5y ago
Thanks! Good catch! I was going off blog posts and didn't see that there was a download for RC1.
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by belak 5y ago
The original plan was to release in February, but in the Beta 2 release [1], they said this: "Because we are taking the time to issue a second beta, we now expect that the Go 1.18 release candidate will be issued in February, with the
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by belak 5y ago
It's also available as a mirror at https://github.com/golang/pkgsite . All the golang.org/x/* packages are thankfully available there, making them pretty easy to find.
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by belak 6y ago
The short version is "it depends". Essentially, each separate Wayland compositor needs to add support for the nvidia driver (or the driver needs to support more standardized APIs). Gnome and KDE support Wayland on nvidia hardware
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by belak 6y ago
I've seen endlessh[0] referenced in the past. Here's an article that talks about this and other SSH tarpits[1]. [0]: https://github.com/skeeto/endlessh [1]: https://nullprogram.com/blog/2
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by belak 7y ago
Oh cool, I missed this in the 1.14 release notes. This partially fixes it, but it's not easy to implement multiple interfaces with overlapping functions because you still can't implement multiple functions on the same type with th
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Early Impressions of Rust from a Go Programmer(coded.io)
17 points by belak 7y ago|4 comments
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by belak 7y ago
On your website, the only remote position listed is Senior QA Analyst. Are other positions open for remote work, or only the ones explicitly listed?
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by belak 7y ago
Hey all, this is a project I’ve been working on and finally decided it was ready enough to show it to the public. The idea was just to build an SSH server for hosting repos which can be configured using git to show that something can be bui
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Show HN: Go-gitdir – Simple Git hosting with just a directory(github.com)
6 points by belak 7y ago|1 comments
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by belak 7y ago
For me, I prefer Django, but I haven't used Rails in a number of years. In general I prefer Python over Ruby because it's more explicit and less magic, but Ruby definitely has its conveniences. That being said, I am not a Ruby d
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by belak 8y ago
Hi everyone! I’m the author of this project and finally got around to writing up a short intro and my thoughts on the matter, so I’m considering this an initial release. I’d be happy to answer any questions about zsh-utils you have.
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An Intro to Zsh-Utils(coded.io)
4 points by belak 8y ago|2 comments
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by belak 8y ago
True enough. I found the things mentioned in the article interesting because you also lose things like Google Web Fonts and a number of services which depend on the Google Maps APIs for mapping. Unfortunately, I won't be able to comple
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by belak 8y ago
There's an interesting article on Gizmodo (so please take it with a grain of salt) about trying to cut Google out of your life - long story short, it's surprisingly hard and some things you wouldn't expect will break. https:
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by belak 9y ago
It's "a package of items used by medical personnel for gathering and preserving physical evidence following an allegation of sexual assault." They're generally used for gathering and preserving DNA evidence in the case o
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by belak 9y ago
This reminds me of the Final Fantasy IX strategy guide. It integrated with Square Enix's Play Online service but now that FFIX was removed from Play Online, none of the links work any more and the guide is pretty much useless. I'm
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by belak 9y ago
I do appreciate some of the sentiment here. "Organize your apps inside a package", "Keep migrations safe", "Don't cache models" and "Avoid GenericForeignKey" are the ones I agree the most with, s
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by belak 9y ago
One of the projects I worked on in the past had a legacy app which contained most of the core logic... and as the site grew, new apps were created because it got impossible to manage that one massive app. Splitting it into multiple pieces w
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by belak 9y ago
They actually reunited a few years ago, have been playing shows since then, and are releasing a new album this year. They didn't get back together just to play a show at a tech conference. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by belak 10y ago
I do agree with the general sentiment here... both emacs and vim are primarily editors. However, it's also worth noting that emacs is much easier to extend and change than vim which is one of the reasons people do so many things in it
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by belak 10y ago
He isn't being silenced or banned as far as I know, but there were multiple people calling for his removal as a part-time partner with YCombinator. Sam Altman summed it up and explained his decision in his blog: http://blog.
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by belak 10y ago
You'd be surprised. Go actually has a supported SSH library which is a fairly decent protocol-level implementation. To actually get a "shell server" you would need to implement handling of SSH sessions (as described in the RF
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by belak 11y ago
There's an AMA on reddit right now with the EFF, Access, Fight for the Future, FFTF, and Demand Progress about this. https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3qban2/oh_look_its_th... Looks like it jus

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