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by denibertovic 5y ago
I've been using this (different snippet though) for about 6 years now. It's great. "Poor man's CLI" is what I call my makefiles. :D Example: https://github.com/denibertovic/makefiles/blob&#
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by denibertovic 5y ago
Thanks. I'm pretty sure it's a little bit of all 3 of those. And possibly other things you didn't list.
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by denibertovic 5y ago
Thanks. I can't help myself and still feel like there's something there... but I don't know how to work it. I mean if there was nothing there I wouldn't be hearing about new projects doing something similar. The differe
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by denibertovic 5y ago
I suppose. Given that it checks the AWS/GCP api on a schedule not sure how effective that would be. Then again, it's not like the hosting is costing that much. Actually I currently run it on a machine with lost of resources that i
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by denibertovic 5y ago
I don't have any users. A few tried it out but did no continue using it. Honestly I can keep it running forever since it's running on a dedicated machine that has lots of resources and that I use for other projects as well. So it&
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by denibertovic 5y ago
Apparently the links are clickable only in comments: [1]: https://ledger.initeq.net/ [2]: https://twitter.com/denibertovic/status/1466408868276314114
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Ask HN: I've decided to shut down my side project! What now?
4 points by denibertovic 5y ago|11 comments
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Show HN: Ledger – Helps make your Cloud Platform bill sensible(ledger.initeq.net)
1 points by denibertovic 7y ago|0 comments
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by denibertovic 7y ago
Also how can I verify that intermediate certificate? Is that a base64 encoded string?
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by denibertovic 7y ago
Where does it say specifically on that page you linked that only Mozilla can use these apis?
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by denibertovic 7y ago
How do I verify that this is signed by Mozilla?
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by denibertovic 9y ago
Interesting app. I'm currently using todo.txt [1] and am quite happy with it. It's not really a note taking app (although I could use it that way) but rather a todo app and it uses a pure text file and syncs with dropbox nicely. I
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Haskell and Docker: Down the rabbit hole and back(denibertovic.com)
1 points by denibertovic 10y ago|0 comments
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by denibertovic 10y ago
When you say hiring is never a problem? Does that mean you're hiring remote as well?
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by denibertovic 10y ago
Are you hiring remote folks?
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by denibertovic 10y ago
And they conveniently don't mention Linux support.... Sigh.. Also interesting thing to note is how everybody came down on keybase FS because the sync is on-demand. Most people citing dropbox and things like "if it was a viable opt
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by denibertovic 11y ago
I suspect the 700MB dependency is Haskell Platform. Which you don't need and is not considered a good way to install Haskell. Just GHC and Cabal (package manager, sort of ) are nowhere near there. Or even better, use Stack. See how la
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Using Docker in your development environment(goodcode.io)
4 points by denibertovic 12y ago|0 comments
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by denibertovic 12y ago
I've learned Haskell at university too. That doesn't prove anything though does it? At the time I've found it useless and plain wrong ... it is much later that I learned to appreciate it and value what it brings to the table.
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by denibertovic 12y ago
How does FP, most notably Haskell, not encourage polymorphism? This statement is just plain wrong. Type classes are the definition of polymorphism. And you can write very generic, abstract, polymorphic code using these constructs. It's
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by denibertovic 12y ago
Not sure what you mean. scrolling works just fine for me. I use mosh and screen together though.
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by denibertovic 12y ago
Is there an open source version of either something like Cinema or what MSR did? I'd really like to be able to post-process some of my gopro footage.
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by denibertovic 12y ago
I like the new homepage. One little nit-pick, I actually find the quicksort example a better candidate (instead of the sieve one). I think it highlights the expressiveness of the language a lot, and everybody implemented quicksort in some o
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by denibertovic 12y ago
I don't think it's possible. At least with celery. The only way I've was able to do this is with more Queues (and workers).
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by denibertovic 12y ago
Fair point. I agree with this.
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by denibertovic 12y ago
It is true that each worker will use up a connection. Not sure how heavy weight it is, depends on your setup and use-case I guess.
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by denibertovic 12y ago
Tnx for the link. nice read. There is a difference though, in using something as "a Queue" and using something as an AMQP implementation when it's clearly not that.
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by denibertovic 12y ago
"Tornado only blocks if you do something silly. It's event based, and can keep hundreds of connections open and waiting for it's async response event before actioning/responding the open connection." - Yes pure torn
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by denibertovic 12y ago
A background task is just something that's computed outside of the standard http request/response process. So it's asynchronous in the sense that the result will be computed sometime in the future, but you don't care whe
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by denibertovic 12y ago
Oh absolutely values before objects. I said "serializing" more in the sense that pickle is always used for storing the arguments into the queue (or whatever the default serializer). It always depends on your use-case but generally

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