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jalons

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About jalons

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    Comment #33538721

    Licensing.

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    Comment #28483722

    Recommended alternatives?

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    Comment #23343206

    Yes, if the python interpreter the poetry environment utilizes is in your $PATH.

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    Comment #23338739

    Exception handling and (unit|py)test are worth the headaches.

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    Comment #23337581

    I tend to agree with you that pyenv|pipenv|etc shouldn't be used for actual production usage. This of course leads to other issues to solve, now that your development environment d…

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    Comment #23336660

    It was a tongue in cheek joke that conda is complex enough to be it's own OS.

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    Comment #23336656

    You've also got to include the pyenv shim instantiation. So now you've got something like 0 0 * * * /path/to/bash/script/to/init/pyenv && /my/path/to/poetry run /my/path/to/python.…

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    Comment #23336507

    This helps highlights the main issue I have with python today, and that's running python apps. Having to ship a compiler to a host|container to build python with pyenv, needing all…

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    Comment #23259724

    No. The only thing ZeroMQ and RabbitMQ have in common are the letters M and Q. RabbitMQ is a messaging system. ZeroMQ is sockets on steroids.

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    Comment #22197459

    My experiences line up with yours. It was terrible then, it's not any better now.

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    Comment #21525659

    > I know this is becoming repetitive, but seriously still no optional touchbar? I mean for gods sake, why? Because apple pay with the touch bar is more important revenue stream tha…

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    Comment #21146789

    There's always the BSDs.

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    Comment #20032275

    Hashicorp Vault hits most (all?) of these points

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    Comment #15392143

    HFT also still pays top dollar for competent FPGA developers. I'd wager they're willing to pay more than the listed industries too, especially if you factor in profit sharing and b…

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    Comment #13838477

    This one is new, so they haven't learned all the corner cases that make VoIP more difficult than anticipated.

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    Comment #11678933

    Those are also (usually) loss leaders for the super markets. Not that that makes this acceptable, of course.

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    Comment #11644899

    This doesn't address the issue, as that still leaves the vulnerable git binary on your system. It just takes one call to /usr/bin/git instead of /usr/local/bin/git to fall victim.

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    Comment #10399943

    Saltstack is moving away from ZeroMQ. https://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/topics/releases/2015.8....

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    Comment #10199553

    I've seen those issues as well. I it Duet more as a second display more on my win8.1 laptop, and have very strange 'disconnects' - the iPad screen just randomly goes berserk and te…

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    Comment #10194626

    Which utility are you using to treat it as a second screen? I've had modest luck with duet.

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    Comment #9968306

    It's shocking the amount of people that don't grasp this. "It works in my home, why isn't it the same in the office." Is it misinformation? Have people become so used to things "ju…

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    Comment #9727060

    Tools. Compatibility. Resembles systems already in place (i.e., back when BSD failed to get SMP support "soon" there wasn't an option if your workspace was CPU bound). Numbers (it'…

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    Comment #9571949

    A safety deposit box with the password to the master database? Sometimes low tech works.

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    Comment #7772679

    It's a reference back to John Draper's work on the blue box. You could trick AT&T pay phones into thinking you had deposited money by playing tones which were reproducible on toys …