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If it's a small application or prototype that's a front-end over a Python script you already made, Flask could provide a quick web interface for it. I view Flask as interesting from an architectural standpoint only. It helped me u
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by git-pull 9y ago
I wrote a detailed article on Flask vs Django last year: https://devel.tech/features/django-vs-flask/ In the end, I recommend Django for a web framework over Flask. More productivity, better extensions, less reinv
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Easy snags when learning Stripe's API: 1. Internalizing core objects, like the Customer, Card, Tokens, and Source. And Plans / Subscriptions. Card/Source can feel ambiguous, since the API lookups are similar. 2. Order for cr
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by git-pull 9y ago
ctext is awesome. Here's a link to their Yi Jing (Book of Changes): http://ctext.org/book-of-changes I volunteer as a sysadmin for wengu ( http://wengu.tartarie.com/wg/wengu.php ). We cover some of
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by git-pull 9y ago
Allegro, SDL2, SFML, et al. do more things (audio, joystick support, keyboard/mouse events) across platforms. Skia does one thing really well, 2D graphics. There is a ticket open for building an abstraction layer @ https://g
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IE 5.5 with no box models would be a contender [1] At Social Amp (2012), I was making cross domain single-page applications for sites like 1-800-Flowers, where we had to support back to IE6, but, since a tag was missing from the main websit
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SEEKING WORK Location: USA (Central) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No I'm a bootstrapping solo-founder, open source programmer, and author. SAAS eCommerce / subscription services, Frontend, Backend, ML/AI (text/langua
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by git-pull 9y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: USA (Central) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No I'm a bootstrapping solo-founder, open source programmer, and author. SAAS eCommerce / subscription services, Frontend, Backend, ML/AI (text/langua
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by git-pull 9y ago
Published The Tao of tmux : https://leanpub.com/the-tao-of-tmux/read . Thanks to the HN readers who bought the book! Created new design for all my open source projects: https://www.git-pull.com (see sidebar
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All the stuff babel includes is really impressive. Checkout the pipeline operator: https://github.com/babel/proposals/issues/29 ( https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pipeline-operator ) That&
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by git-pull 9y ago
This was well thought out and exceptional work. Particularly how you drew up a diagram of the project types. I can tell you put time into these examples and you conveyed the meaning adequately. The author of the article also made this: htt
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by git-pull 9y ago
> I prefer static type-checking and immutability. Building large software centered around web requests and responses make immutability and type checking more of a hindrance than a help. Stuff needs to be tweaked and changed, and in many
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First off, Good work on your project, Sed! Here are some clickables of SunSed: - https://www.sunsed.com/ - https://www.sunsed.com/pricing - https://www.sunsed.com/tags/s A list of buil
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by git-pull 9y ago
As someone who just patched two abandoned projects to work with Django 2.0, I can say it's incredibly annoying when maintainer's are MIA for extended times. That means, now I have to divert time to maintaining my own fork. The fun
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I think both of them are awesome and have great communities. Especially seeing as webpack has stabilized. If you're a startup, it's tempting for many founders to go in headfirst with a Vue or React. In my opinion, it's rarely
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by git-pull 9y ago
Thanks Jonathan Slenders for the solid library backing these: https://github.com/jonathanslenders/python-prompt-toolkit See also: https://github.com/jonathanslenders/ptpython , https://g
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by git-pull 9y ago
jQuery UI and jQuery Mobile are deprecated. Take in mind, it comes from an age before HTML 5 became set in stone. Browsers weren't caught up yet. JavaScript libraries weren't plentiful and mature as they are now. CSS frameworks li
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by git-pull 9y ago
Check this out: https://github.com/sol-prog Solarian programmer seems to be a talented C++ coder. Thanks for the projects. The Docker post was a niche thing. There's other posts for getting a system running with Clang
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by git-pull 9y ago
Check this out: https://aws.amazon.com/lambda/pricing/ > The Lambda free tier includes 1M free requests per month and 400,000 GB-seconds of compute time per month. > The Lambda free tier does not automatica
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By the way, stripe has a cool new project, "stripe-mock": https://github.com/stripe/stripe-mock It lets you run a local stripe API on your machine. I've got high hopes in it. This could be the cure to bu
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You likely won't be writing many algorithms or data structures from scratch. You'll be implementing them, though! In practice, you'll be so busy seeing the forest for the trees, tackling the business case at hand, you'll
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by git-pull 9y ago
In addition, Fabric doesn't support Python 3. The feedback I've gotten back on when Python 3 will be supported and how much of the legacy fabric API's will be supported is even more limited. There is a fork with Python 3 su
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Location: USA (Central) Bootstrapping solo-founder, open source programmer, and author seeking supplemental income to keep the lights on :) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Django, Python, Linux, Javascript (ES5+6), Backbon
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Location: USA (Central) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Django, Python, Linux, Javascript (ES5+6), Backbone, webpack, sass, spaCy, DRF, reStructuredText, AWS, Postgres, SQLAlchemy, handlebars/mustache, jinja2, Some C+
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Thank you for spotting that. As of tmux 2.6: main-horizontal and main-vertical layouts have a main-pane-height/width that has to be adjusted. tiled, even-vertical, even-horizontal should automatically resize. I updated both tmux articl
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> Organizing your life to minimize "drama, breakups, [and] regrets" and maximize "time to get work done" is a good way to end up unhappy and lonely. I feel that's the mentality pressuring people into social netw
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> Ask yourself, do I really need and care for this contact? Remove people that do not add value to your life. I do a different test. It's called "Do you care about me?" If I got in a car crash over the weekend, would you e
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That evades the point and reintroduces the same thought pattern I've criticized in my original post. > Even though it's not a charitable cause, they are trying to make the same appeals. And if a charitable organization was eati
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This isn't directed at the commenter, but the concept above: Can we all come to an agreement that a person running an endeavor be permitted to feed, cloth, and accomodate themselves reasonably? Specifically, this crab mentality of dash

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