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by git-pull 7y ago
Audrey Tang was also an author in The Architecture of Open Source Applications (AOSA): https://aosabook.org/en/500L/web-spreadsheet.html Chinese (Traditional): https://github.com/aosabook/5
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by git-pull 7y ago
Like the author, I've spent years in tiling WM's (xmonad, awesome, dwm, i3). Right now I'm hanging around big DE's like kde, gnome, windows 10, osx + magnet. Windows 10 snapping keyboard keys are top tier. Not automated
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by git-pull 7y ago
This is really fun, good work Philip! I haven't seen this puzzle game before, I had to read into it a bit (and had to actually cheat a bit, via solve_puzzles.py.) Works fine out of the box with python 3, no extra libraries required. Th
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Faster CPython(faster-cpython.readthedocs.io)
2 points by git-pull 7y ago|0 comments
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by git-pull 7y ago
I wrote an opinion on ORMs here in 2017: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14661391 Most of the stuff I said still sticks for me (after reading article, and after using ORM this time). I haven't programmed much gola
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by git-pull 7y ago
MacOS X -> Windows 10 convert here. Also Linux user for 15+ years. My experiences: Windows 10 support for things is fantastic. It's faster than Mac OS X and Linux for me. It multitasks better. The HDPI support is very mature compare
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by git-pull 7y ago
I'm biased in favor of audiobooks since they fit with strolls. Books are for sitting, walking burns calories :) Books: How to Win Friends and Influence People and How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie Taste testing
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by git-pull 8y ago
Some things XDG is trying to do that's not readily apparent: ~/.local: It's intended to be /usr/local in the user's home directory. There's a bit of a backstory here though: Linux distros don't follow
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by git-pull 8y ago
My project cihai ( http://cihai.git-pull.com/ ) and unihan-etl ( https://github.com/cihai/unihan-etl ) both use the XDG specification. The reason I like it is it provides directories to use across platform
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by git-pull 8y ago
I think open source contributions / patches depending on the project can be helpful and impactful. Merely giving back in any sense helps. Sometimes open source patches are not important in themselves, but taken as a whole make a bi
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by git-pull 8y ago
This is a cool project! - CMake, yay! These make generating build files for a variety of platforms (even Windows) a breeze. It also works with code completion stuff (CLion IDE, KDevelop both have CMake-based projects) - I like how it splits
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by git-pull 8y ago
I'm the author of a book also available on Leanpub. I love this service as a publishing solution. You can write markdown and get your book updated to dropbox (while you write it/push it to VCS) and then publish directly through th
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by git-pull 8y ago
18.04 is stable. Feel free to go ahead and grab a copy. PPA's are also up to speed. If you want to hop on board a rolling release, firmware-buster-DI-alpha3-amd64-DVD-1.iso will give you a fully working debian testing install with clos
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by git-pull 8y ago
> 6... the built-in desert scheme works well on almost every machine ... Agreed. For a bit of an optimization to that: - https://github.com/rainux/vim-desert-warm-256 Not many stars on it, but works on a few machine
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by git-pull 8y ago
Since we're on the subject, I'd like to take the time to mention UNIHAN, and also an effort I've created to make historical / regional variants of CJK characters more easily accessible. UNIHAN is Unicode's Han Unifi
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by git-pull 9y ago
I need help pretty desperately, I don't have the time to maintain them and at least 2 of them have an active user base (tmuxp and libtmux). If you like Python, tmuxp ( https://tmuxp.git-pull.com ) and libtmux ( https:/&#
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by git-pull 9y ago
This may not be what you're looking for, but Google seems to prefer Medium content. I think it could be natural. A lot of smart interlinking of posts, clustering different niches, and posts being spread across social websites. I can ev
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by git-pull 9y ago
I glanced over, I didn't see the blockchain part. But my point is that stuff like Aha, at a smaller startup, can articulate business goals / customer stuff to individual issues on Github/Pivotal Tracker. That in itself is a s
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by git-pull 9y ago
I don't know if I view managers as having to do with marketing, we would try out project managers . This was after my time at the company, but they're sort of like manager's, except performing more of an organizational task,
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by git-pull 9y ago
At startups, senior engineers only need light supervision. Their time should be spent listening to customers, directors, and other stakeholders to check if they're sorely missing things. They should keep lines of communication open and
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by git-pull 9y ago
The above projects are open source. So those are definitely areas where you can pitch in!
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by git-pull 9y ago
IMO KeyValues' approach helps a lot: https://www.keyvalues.com Some of the things I like: customer first, open source contributors, remote-friendly, open communication, etc. But the thing is, KeyValues let's you pick s
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by git-pull 9y ago
HN gave The Tao of tmux a lot of valuable feedback, as well as readers. Here is the Show HN post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13022062 That day, I got tons of pre-orders. The email notifications kept piling up. B
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by git-pull 9y ago
They're influencing the internet in more ways than just social stuff, though. From a technology perspective, Facebook is doing solid work. And it looks like they're continuing the trend - rather than being at the end of it. Facebo
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by git-pull 9y ago
Quick link of post mortem blogposts: https://gist.github.com/cheapRoc/d9e73fe05480330c1e36410cbdf... The best company blogs I see are ones that have their own open source projects. Like Facebook. Where they break off a
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Two Years After Raising $1.3M, System Shock Remaster Is on 'Hiatus'(kickstarter.com)
4 points by git-pull 9y ago|1 comments
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by git-pull 9y ago
This document is by the "The Direction Group". They want to make sure new feature proposals for C++ are being thought through more carefully: > We see C++ in danger of losing coherency due to proposals based on differing and so
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by git-pull 9y ago
For another cool .y (YACC) and .l (Flex) setup, check out what Postgres uses to parse SQL queries: https://github.com/postgres/postgres/blob/master/src/backend... https://github.com/
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by git-pull 9y ago
For anyone here interested, there's a website that has a nice UX for this: https://stackshare.io/ What I like about it is you can add open source projects to your stack, not just SAAS services. And also, you can split
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by git-pull 9y ago
By the way, I saw it on the top games chart on the site, but "Terraria" is a really fun game. Runs on Mac and Linux, too. https://terraria.org/ It's like a 2D platform version of minecraft.

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