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brianm
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About brianm
https://skife.org/
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Comment #47432530
Huh, I got cottage core, not dystopia!
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Comment #45336853
Not really -- non-profit boards are usually volunteers, even ion the non-profit has revenue used for operations.
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Comment #42319393
I've seen a couple of cli apps recently take the path of "config file is long form arguments, minus the --, separated by newlines, overridden by actual arguments", so if you were d…
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Comment #42318381
I generally use [click]( https://click.palletsprojects.com/en/stable/ ). Need to try typer now :-)
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Comment #41103013
A coworker, once, had a cool idea to use Taylor Series to encode histograms for metrics collection. Basically a digest method akin to sketches or t-digests. We wound up using t-dig…
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Comment #39566193
I'm not sure how this applies in softwoods (like the hemlock & fir type stuff usually used in construction), but it is not really so obvious that slow growth (tight rings) is bette…
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Comment #39265692
Introduced by mutual friend
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Comment #37297187
20 years ago I was in a very similar position, but it was perl I was writing instead of python :-) This advice is therefore dated, and exhibits survivor bias, but it is what I know…
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Comment #37263417
Learn both, you will eventually have to anyway, and it won't hurt your learning curve, in fact will probably help to see similar ideas implemented and expressed very differently.
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Comment #36689360
beelink or minisforum have you covered
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Comment #36590420
https://skife.org/ Kind of on pause for last few years, but not dead :-)
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Comment #36014139
Apache uses [APR Versioning]( https://apr.apache.org/versioning.html ) which I think had a big influence on semver, fwiw
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Comment #35978103
Most companies, in my experience, don't actually know how to make use of Staff+ engineers. I spent years at a medium sized public "tech" company just trying to help the company cha…
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Comment #34990724
Hah, wave . That is a name (latchkey, not jboss) I have not heard in a very long time :-) I was thinking of the EJB 1 & 2 era xml wiring of all the things.
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Comment #34990112
This is... EJBs. It is probably less painful to use, but the model is pretty much the same. Fascinating.
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Comment #34777375
Yes, but it mainly has come up when combining libraries and releasing something else as OSS. For example, the ASF has a good examination of the effect of combinations with the AL2:…
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Comment #33883952
glitter
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Comment #33267444
It predates Groupon, was actually started at/around Ning (if anyone remembers them). Groupon hired a bunch of the core folks at the time they decided to adopt it.
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Comment #32782949
Thrift and GRPC fill that niche nicely.
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Comment #29910302
The title is misleading -- one developer (a major one, mind you) is stepping back from offering free community support. This is not "Apache PLC4X" announcing an end of community su…
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Comment #27280412
This looks brilliant, but... Sending CLI input data, even just the root command, back to Fig is going to be a deal breaker for a lot of companies. Too high a risk :-/ If you don't …
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Comment #27001275
mod_python ( http://modpython.org/live/current/doc-html/handlers.html#pub... ) as a service!
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Comment #26317623
The technical heavy lift is rarely the success determinant, so having a company implement half-baked (enough for internal use, but without the edges polished off that are needed to…
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Comment #25861326
> can VSCode connect to a remote server and connect to remote docker containers? Yes, it can. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers-advance... talks about setting it…