bluebasket

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by bluebasket 7y ago
i happen to be learning swift and, as a newcomer to the language, i have concluded that the level of complexity is pretty much on par with cpp. one thing i have noticed is that swift maintains readability while being complex. that's th
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by bluebasket 7y ago
seems to be written in the crystal programming language, which i am discovering here too. looks very much like ruby to me.
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by bluebasket 7y ago
https://github.com/invl/retry works well for me. only problem is that logging issue that's still open i believe. seems to me that the authors wrote their own library instead of trying to make the ones that didn&#x
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by bluebasket 7y ago
60s. was wondering how we could add physical units to python? highjack the number literals and variables like this: 1.s, pi.radians? or maybe the way golang does it: 1 * time.seconds? would be nice to have
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by bluebasket 7y ago
yes it is excessive!
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by bluebasket 7y ago
i thought go has a GOGC=off option or something? did they remove it?
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by bluebasket 7y ago
kubernetes is complex and maybe not for all of us. i am starting to think, maybe we should leave operations to operation teams at this point and just be developers. i would be totally fine with it to be honest.
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by bluebasket 7y ago
this is super cool! i clicked on the group names on the right thinking the filtering will happen automatically but you have to select them and apply on the left.
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by bluebasket 7y ago
yes the list is certainly not exhaustive. i don't see activepython from active state in there. they've been in the game forever and mu is a newcomer but a really interesting one!
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by bluebasket 7y ago
dropbox is a nicer experience of the three.
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by bluebasket 7y ago
always between mac and windows. i have had better experience with dropbox than drive. in fact, i have all three: onedrive, dropbox, and drive. drive is my least favorite...