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by mdzn 2y ago
A while ago I have implemented something similar to that in Python, although specifying versions requires using function calls instead of imports. Turns out in Python you can execute arbitrary code during imports via hooks, including callin
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by mdzn 4y ago
The article says that Consul or etcd are designed to always be up, but it’s actually quite the opposite. They both leverage Raft for maintaining consensus and thus optimize for consistency at the cost of availability in case of network part
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by mdzn 5y ago
Wouldn't this cause lots of out-of-order packets?
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by mdzn 5y ago
You can’t parse HTML with regexps. It’s not a regular language.
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by mdzn 5y ago
Great work! I did something similar, albeit with less features, for one of my uni classes. If anyone is curious about Rust code: https://github.com/miedzinski/regex .
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by mdzn 9y ago
Is it possible to turn it off? I don't want these, but looks like I have effectively given you password to my email account. Can you remove it from your database?
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by mdzn 9y ago
Okay, something is weird. I have Outlook.com email with custom domain (previously Windows Live Domains). These kind of accounts had problems with Nylas since forever (see my old GitHub issue - https://github.com/nylas/n
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by mdzn 9y ago
Stuck on "Still trying to reach Nylas..." ( https://a.pomf.cat/sxiair.png ). Good. edit: Looks like it tries to fetch some PNG file, but all it gets is HTTP 502, I guess. ( https://a.pomf.cat/xiblzy.p
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by mdzn 10y ago
I'd recommend safety for Python. https://github.com/pyupio/safety
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Bret Victor – Inventing on Principle(vimeo.com)
4 points by mdzn 10y ago|2 comments
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Fireplace – Wayland window manager written in Rust(github.com)
6 points by mdzn 10y ago|0 comments
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by mdzn 10y ago
Of course it's just a recommendation. Why would you think otherwise? To Rust, module name is just a bunch of characters, it doesn't recognize words anyhow.
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by mdzn 10y ago
References (lifetimes and borrow checking) and mutability are there for safety, not speed.