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   by git-pull 9y ago

   It's the first time I heard of #doesNotUnderstand Despite it looking cool and useful, IMO it's more of a (quite pleasant) sugar than an OOP concept. There's also a try/catch example where you'd get similar behavior.
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   by git-pull 9y ago

   I don't know if it's best, but I took on OOP in little bites: - ECMAScript 5 Mixins, scopes, instance variables, and instantiation. As a bonus, but not OOP, callbacks. It's a straight-forward language that's available ab
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   by git-pull 9y ago

   SQLAlchemy: https://github.com/zzzeek/sqlalchemy http://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vunIDi9Z-_8 ( Introduction to SQLAlchemy , 2014, 2:52:5
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   by git-pull 9y ago

   1. Consider a permissive software license: Not a big sticking point, but they are seen by some as more commercial-friendly. Also in the node-ecosystem they're more accustom to it. 2. Link to the documentation ( https://docs.s
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   by git-pull 9y ago

   Two more resources on top of sh: Invoke: http://www.pyinvoke.org/ wraps subprocess commands into Makefile-like tasks Fabric: http://www.fabfile.org/ Same as invoke, but catered to remote subprocess commands
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   by git-pull 9y ago

   > does it provide any advantage that the code was already written and api's work etc in the other language If you build your models to be an exact fit with your current data, yes. > Based on the website and code base i have, i ju
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   by git-pull 9y ago

   I did PHP before Python. Done CakePHP, Drupal back in the day. Then did some idiorm + paris w/ slim. That said, I'd like to try to sell you on Python. First off, let's begin by saying PHP is a solid web language with mature t
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   by git-pull 9y ago

   Location: Chicago Remote: Preferred Technologies: Python, C++, Javascript, Postgres/MySQL, Linux/FreeBSD, Salt/Fabric, CMake Websites / Portfolio: https://www.git-pull.com , https://www.github.com&#
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   by git-pull 9y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Remote Chicago VP, Senior and managing roles only. Type A. Open source background with diverse portfolio. https://www.git-pull.com https://www.github.com/tony https://openhub.net/a
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    Want to see a "real" effort to get Docker / Containers in (Free)BSD? https://github.com/kvasdopil/docker https://github.com/3ofcoins/jetpack Unfortunately, they haven't been up
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    These types of news articles about prospects often are driven by an ulterior motive. When the job market is saturated: There's a desperate shortage / skill gap of programmers, truckers and pharmacists. Go join this trade school fo
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    I am author of a CJK language library for python called cihai ( https://cihai.git-pull.com ). So as part of this, and after years, I eventually realized the only way to make a scalable tool to lookup Han glyphs is to build upon UN
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    I support innovation and people who like to code and build great things. And am happy to see JS is getting these features. I even see a downvoted comment to "just use amdefine". Well that solution worked fine for me, then 5 years
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    I designed tmuxp ( https://tmuxp.git-pull.com ) to pretty much deliver the CLI version of a workspace using tmux ( https://tmux.github.io/ ). Works cross platform (Linux, BSD, macOS). And it's been doing the tr
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    Yes good on you for mentioning that, as well as the other projects in the umbrella: - pymux (tmux clone): https://github.com/jonathanslenders/pymux/ - pyvim (vim clone): https://github.com/jonathan
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    Yes, tmux. - tmux counts as a TUI UX. it is backed by ncurses ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ncurses ) - colors: it supports 256 colors, 24bit colors landed in 2.2 (but haven't used it) - layouts: 1) supports split
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    > it has no opinion on workflows Oh really? Staged/Unstaged + Commit + Push to remote+branch. Branches (I suppose you could chuck everything in master), and opt-in or out of tagging. Maybe users will keep their own remote repositori
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    > Good developers engineer repetition away. Great developers share what they build. Hence Git Town. As someone who has engineered repetition away and shares what he builds, I agree, and admire your gumption. > intentionally designed a
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    Those who think a wrapper is going to help their development is in for something when things break and they don't know how to operate things the way they're meant to. git is an especially poor choice for wrappers. You're hidi
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    Beautiful admin interface. Probably the best compared to any web software by far. Over years, while other CMS have overly complicated admins, which grow more and more complex, WordPress polished what it already had. It's honed to write
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    And I used to think like that. As if I was giving up potential. So I went through this SQLAlchemy core phase ( http://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest/core/tutorial.html ). Though, never back to writing raw SQL, b
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    Location: USA Remote: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, JS (ES5), Node, Flask, Backbone, AWS, Postgres, MySQL, Mongo, Debian/Ubuntu, Fabric, Saltstack Résumé/CV: https://git-pull.com , https://github.com&#x2F
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    There's absolutely nothing wrong with having a static website, but there are already tools like pelican, hugo, jekyll, sphinx and stuff that are better suited for it. So while I'm happy for the person's effort and that he got
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    Best resource for me since the early 2000's has been https://distrowatch.com . No bloat, just the latest info on Linux distro releases. As well as the versions for popular packages in the release. Looks like NixOS 17.03 drop
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    There is an exhaustive list in tmux' official FAQ [1]: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/blob/fa27cbd03/FAQ#L15 Edit: I pasted the whole thing, but it's too big for comments.
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    Scales small-to-medium codebases well. Modules and packages work well. PEP8. Linting tools like flake8. Documentation is top tier. Docutils + Sphinx + ReadTheDocs. Autodoc and intersphinx (linking across python projects) are just wonderfull
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    I always wondered how stuff like this was done. I use spotify often so often discover new music via them aggregating what I already like. But I think spotify does it via finding what other people also like, and maybe have a human element in
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    Lenovo Thinkpads are top tier. Shoot for X and T series for best build quality. You want high resolutions, so customize it to the highest you can get. Some people may say it makes stuff look too small, but software will continually will i
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    I'll probably try it. But man, am I getting jaded about all this javascript framework stuff. Every 6 months stuff breaks, every 2 years there's a huge shift. The problem with javascript I've been facing is value. Time and eff
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    by git-pull 9y ago

    The declarative nature of having a YAML/JSON config that consistently abstracts out the commands you'd make. It prevents the mistakes and repetition scripting tmux entails. In addition, there's no need to worry about shell sc