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by git-pull 9y ago
Agreed here. Backbone is brilliant, and minimal . Check out the annotated source here: http://backbonejs.org/docs/backbone.html
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Show HN: tmuxp – session manager for tmux(tmuxp.git-pull.com)
109 points by git-pull 9y ago|38 comments
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by git-pull 10y ago
Some screenshots and pre-built packages would be helpful. Even if it's for experts, having it available via a PPA (Ubuntu) or homebrew is excellent.
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by git-pull 10y ago
Luke and Heather, I love it. Here are some requests: - USB Wall outlets - A panel system around the house to keep cords organized - More pics - Info on how much weight can the bed / tables hold As for questions, how much does would tha
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by git-pull 10y ago
I posted about this in a thread at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13872807 . I think freelancing is dead. To sum it up, employers, including startups that'd dry up their runway in 1 to 3 years, are demanding devel
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by git-pull 10y ago
It would be beautiful if there was a Sphinx Theme for that book layout / structure. It looks positively fantastic. Imagine reading through SQLAlchemy's documentation [1] in that format. Quick link to the repo: https://g
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by git-pull 10y ago
I like this and could use something like it, but you should use POSIX sh (/bin/sh) and not rely on Bash in the shebang as well as non-portable functionality it introduces. This wouldn't work out of the box on FreeBSD. I recom
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by git-pull 10y ago
Thank you for releasing https://github.com/RunestoneInteractive/RunestoneServer under a permissive, MIT license. Any reason to keep https://github.com/RunestoneInteractive/RunestoneComponents GPL?
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by git-pull 10y ago
It's more than a book. If you click into a section, you can run the python code and get the output.
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by git-pull 10y ago
> As an anecdote, I have been using react and react router with no jsx or transpiling for 6 months now and it works just fine. Dependencies are in index.html order Any boilerplates on GH you can point out / something you could publi
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by git-pull 10y ago
(One topic I see being brought up when it comes to runtimes, python 2 and 3 is C API stuff. It still bubbles up to the top now and then. This isn't related to grumpy specifically, but the FUD I've been witnessing) Maybe I'm f
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by git-pull 10y ago
Accept the mountains of information I've provided them: - Picture of me with my driver's license (which has logins from the area) - Sworn oath under penalty of perjury - Proof photos in my public account are linked to me (I have p
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by git-pull 10y ago
That's exactly the problem. They're not willing to take information except what they prescribe. They didn't require much much in the first place. You can't be Yahoo, turn around after you require too little verifying inf
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by git-pull 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13654513 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13386349 I still don't have my flickr account. Here's the response from Yahoo Concierge: https://imgur
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by git-pull 10y ago
This is pretty cool. I like the concept of being able to nail down stylistic stuff in a declarative config, in project. Big advocate of it. Especially in open source or on team projects where we want consistency and a programmer may need to
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by git-pull 10y ago
Nifty! Some nitpicks: You can do a "display: none" on the #output ID when it's empty and add some effects to it. In the examples wrap the print's in parenthesis. Instead of print 'hi' Do print(&
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by git-pull 10y ago
For those who don't know, that thing with meters on it is htop(1). http://hisham.hm/htop/
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by git-pull 10y ago
> I use cross-compilation to build locally then sync to the server. I don't have a lot of prod code in golang. It's just a gogs server, the rest of is in other languages. All of which the best practice is pulling down requireme
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by git-pull 10y ago
Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTEDYCkNqns
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by git-pull 10y ago
For reference, DigitalOcean's $5/mo droplets have 512MB memory [1]. This will crash if you're building a golang projects like gogs or C extensions in node or python. YMMV, but I had to bump on DO droplets to 1gB memory for in
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by git-pull 10y ago
I like doing a fresh install of Linux/BSD/macOS every 3-6 months. My tools/flow are opinionated, but outlined below: For configs / dotfiles: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/dotfiles I keep my personal
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by git-pull 10y ago
If anyone from Yahoo is listening, I'm still trying to get into my Flickr account after about a year and 10+ contact attempts now. You guys literally have thousands of users in a holding pattern complaining and you're not doing an
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by git-pull 10y ago
I am author of The Tao of tmux , a book I just finished a few weeks ago. You can read it publicly at https://leanpub.com/the-tao-of-tmux/read . One of the things I stress in my book is that there is no "correct&qu
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by git-pull 10y ago
Cool project John! Wanted to give a shout out also to fabtools [1]. Helps with setting up nginx, supervisor, and more with fabric. What makes fabtools cool is it takes fabric the extra mile to handle stuff one of the things a configuratio
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by git-pull 10y ago
I'll tell you what Flickr isn't spending money or time on: Support. I have a flickr pro account from 6 or so years ago with hundreds of photos on it. I've tried over 10 times over a year to contact their support and get turne
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by git-pull 10y ago
> How do people implement some larger features that are time consuming and require several days or months of work? Did tons of open source at work. A bulk of my open source early on was fixing gulp, grunt and jquery plugins that would of
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by git-pull 10y ago
You can do either technical or fiction books on all services. Leanpub is 99usd to start, but they have tools to help you write the book and generate web pages, epub, pdf and mobi. You can also in turn take those files and use them to publis
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Show HN: vcspull – Manage your commonly used repos via YAML file(vcspull.git-pull.com)
4 points by git-pull 10y ago|1 comments
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by git-pull 10y ago
So far LeanPub has been great for me. Or else I'd be futzing around with Sphinx ( http://www.sphinx-doc.org/ ). I'm a happy publisher at this time. My customers are also happy.
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by git-pull 10y ago
I may make a larger blog post, but let's try here: A lot better than iBooks has. This is my first go around at a book, but I can give a review of the three I tried: - Leanpub: Most of my sales have been through this. Very good royaltie

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