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by git-pull 9y ago
Would love to see a C++ implementation of this of this code, whether it's a test project or an example already available in open source. This would also be a cool thing to give an example of across programming languages. Sort of like h
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by git-pull 9y ago
For https://devel.tech and https://www.hskflashcards.com , I split the common JS, SCSS, and Python code into a git submodule. I named my common library "based": - Uses reStructuredText + docutils to display
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by git-pull 9y ago
I am at my wits end. I am getting exhausted and drained in these interviews. There are times where I just botch interviews. Here and there, I look back and realize I came off the wrong way, like wow, I did that. But I reflect, and strive to
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by git-pull 9y ago
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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by git-pull 9y ago
Just for show and tell purposes: https://devel.tech , tech tutorial website - webpack, bulma, django, docutils + sphinx (heavily customized) Here are some examples: - Powered by pure docutils: https://devel.tech/t
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by git-pull 9y ago
Screenshot of the LindowsOS desktop on Wal-Mart website: https://imgur.com/3VsE0zL Forum thread with information on the system details / costs of LindowsOS desktops at Wal-Mart: https://www.dbstalk.com/
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by git-pull 9y ago
Anyone else here remember LindowsOS (later changed its name to Linspire)? In the early 2000's (around the time of the article), they were trying to get point and click simplicity for installing software (which even back then was abunda
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by git-pull 9y ago
I think it'd be more convenient to deploy onto Heroku (Free) or AWS (free tier) and reposted. It's a lot easier to load a web page than it is to clone and build from source. Link it up on the GH Readme prominently, too.
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by git-pull 9y ago
It's a fine startup postmortem. A small gripe: I don't get why Django has to get dragged into this. Whether it's the title, or the venue. It distracts from the broader lessons he brings to the table in hindsight as a CTO-foun
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by git-pull 9y ago
C++/QT may be great, but a lot of the JS question boils down to website creation, rather than app creation. I dumped node.js on the server site like a hot potato. At the time (2014), it didn't scale well and was quite porous deali
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by git-pull 9y ago
Books (free): - Javascript Patterns https://shichuan.github.io/javascript-patterns/ : Good for wrapping your brain around scoping and how things flow in JS. It's a very nimble language. While you won't use e
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by git-pull 9y ago
Echoing this. Some personal anecdotes: Back in 2012, I remember when Backbone Marionette broke into pieces. It made "logical" sense, but the instances you'd actually want to pull in the event library without taking in Marione
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by git-pull 9y ago
Updated, thank you. Assigning the results of a command to a variable is not POSIX Make. However, both FreeBSD's Make and GNU Make support it. There's the proposal to add it to POSIX Make: http://austingroupbugs.net&#x2F
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by git-pull 9y ago
More nifty portable Make facts: - For portable recursive make(1) calls, use $(MAKE). This has the added advantage of BSD systems which can electively install GNU Make as gmake being able to pass in the path to gmake to run GNU Makefiles [1]
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by git-pull 9y ago
Ideas: - Low-carb and Keto - Meals with Shirataki noodles Monetization: - Link to ingredients on Amazon affiliates - Link to cooking supplies used in videos on Amazon affiliates - Make an app that stores your recipes - In the app, make a ra
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by git-pull 9y ago
I admire the gumption of making a new phone. But controlled obsolescence kills me. The real feature that improves in phones the past few years for me is the software and apps, not the hardware . My wishlist: - Give me a lighter, snappier O
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by git-pull 9y ago
This looks like something that could catch on, especially if you're already compartmentalizing projects into libraries, that alleviates a lot of hesitation in sharing a codebase. It's good to see that NDA's are involved as a
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CarbLoaded: A Culture Dying to Eat (International Subtitles Version)(youtube.com)
2 points by git-pull 9y ago|0 comments
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by git-pull 9y ago
> about barely breaking changes in Open Source software. I get the sentiment, but I'm immediately recalling times users have been spurned by projects that just didn't listen. In that light, this feels like a subjective statemen
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by git-pull 9y ago
I have sites live that aren't even complete. Better than giving people a waiting list. > What if something goes wrong? What if its broken? What if there is a security issue? Then, you'll fix it. They found bugs you wouldn'
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Fidget spinner – Google Search(google.com)
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by git-pull 9y ago
No one's perfect with this stuff. If you don't believe me, clone git itself ($ git clone https://github.com/git/git ) and open up the repo in tig(1) https://github.com/jonas/tig To be hon
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by git-pull 9y ago
Correct, you don't need this tool. Put it this way: Think of it like a Socratic dialog. Just because a replacement for ls(1) may not be beneficial due to configuration and customization already being commonplace, isn't the same as
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by git-pull 9y ago
Shell scripts break. If it's not a parity with ls(1), the output and arguments won't be compatible. I forgot to add: Having colors / fancy output when you just want to pipe information around the shell is of no value. IMO it
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by git-pull 9y ago
I don't see it that way. The focus over the qualifier of whether it's "drop-in" misses the point. How else are people going to interpret and use "a modern replacement for ls", in practice? Not to replace the fi
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by git-pull 9y ago
I forgot to add: I went through maybe 10? in-ear headphones over 5 years. Those things break all the time . And boy does it get annoying and expensive to replace these things: - Sennheiser CX300-B In-Ear Stereo Headphone - Sennheiser CX
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by git-pull 9y ago
I relied on wired headphones for a long time. The problem is smart phones are beginning to ditch these ports: it's not just the article, the iPhone is the latest device to get rid of the headphone jack. (Though you can get an adapter)
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by git-pull 9y ago
I'm a new bluetooth headset adopter. I've been growing increasingly keen with them: You can grab them on Amazon for $20 to $50. - SoundPEATS Bluetooth headphones is $19.99 with Amazon Prime. Some hiccups on this one with connectin
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by git-pull 9y ago
While it's not the intention to replace the binary itself, I'm just not a fan of the idea of substituting system built-ins in everyday behavior. Stuff like cd, ls, etc. I like to keep it to the basics. Even just with PATHs or al
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by git-pull 9y ago
Remote: Yes Technologies: C++, Python, Javascript (frontend and backend), Vue.js, Backbone, Linux, FreeBSD Résumé/CV: https://git-pull.com GitHub: https://www.github.com/tony Book: https://leanpu

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