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kevlar1818

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    Very interesting. I'd like to learn more about how it works. How does this compare to DVC[1], for instance? I'll throw in a shameless plug for my tool in this area, Dud[2]. Dud is …

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    (HN mods: From 2015)

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    Comment #25808519

    TLDR: Small, cross-functional teams build better products.

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    Comment #25798420

    Thanks for the words of encouragement! I'm aiming to have basic benchmarks published in the next month.

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    Comment #25784397

    A tool for storing, versioning, and reproducing large files alongside source code. It's called Dud[1]. Dud : DVC :: Flask : Django Open-sourced last October, targeting a more polis…

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    Comment #25702906

    Dud[1] is a tool for storing, versioning, and reproducing large files alongside source code. Planning a more "formal" release in Q1. Dud : DVC :: Flask : Django [1]: https://kevin-…

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    I really like this method as opposed to using a bare Git repository. For one, it's conceptually simpler in my mind; you don't have to understand Git internals to get this working. …

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    No Special Duty - Radiolab[1] From the link below: "What are the police for? Producer B.A. Parker started wondering this back in June, as Black Lives Matter protests and calls to “…

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    Comment #25514400

    As a non web developer, writing less JS appeals to me, and I've found HTMX[1] to be simple to use. I'll add that the HTMX website/docs are much more approachable than this site. [1…

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    Comment #25487076

    Shoutout to Michael Fogleman's primitive[1] for likely inspiring this work. [1]: https://github.com/fogleman/primitive

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    Comment #25472036

    I'm excited about io/fs[1]. As a newcomer to Go, one of my favorite things is the excellent I/O interfaces. I can write code to take io.Writer's or io.Reader's (etc.) and my progra…

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    Absolutely this. I'll highlight two sub-commands of bspc that are particularly helpful for "building your own window manager" as you mention: You can dump the entire state of bspwm…

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    You may also be interested in a simple tool I'm building that works in concert with source control to store, version, and reproduce large data: https://github.com/kevin-hanselman/d…

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    As a southern Mainer (not From Away :P) this is spot on.

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    I've been wanting to replace my Android box with a Linux box for a while, and I think this signals my Android TV exit. The main reason I have an Android TV box is because of its ea…

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    Comment #23547533

    Maybe it's because I'm a newcomer to Go, but I'm surprised by all of the shade being thrown in the comments here. I think the design doc presents a clean and simple way to implemen…