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I’ve just started to get my feet wet with development in Python 3. It was all going great until i needed to pip install pandas A few weeks ago we decided to look for alternative compression formats that we can use as a replacement for gzip I haven’t posted anything in here for a while, so i thought i’d post a short snippet until i can think of something more > TL;DR In this post I write a small bash script that updates your > Git repos in the background. It is completely hands-free, and pops At my workplace I commit to 11 different Git repos. And that doesn’t include my open-source work! If you, like me, have several active projects on Github, it’s not possible to remember to keep them updated. Read more The command line has been the primary interface for Unixes for over 40 years now. It’s design is reminiscent of it’s terminal roots, and it has remained much the same in form and function for decades now. The terminal, or shell (as we will call it), is batch oriented, i.e: it runs one command at time. But that’s just one part of it. The shell also supports parallel processing, i.e the ability to run multiple commands, asynchronously from a single script. Parallel processing is an old problem and is supported in various ways. In this article I will explore some solutions in BASH , the ubiquitous shell on Unixes, and talk about the pros and cons of each. Read more There are several detailed tutorials around the web on how to install HAProxy. As is usual of my “Tech Recipe” posts, I’ve boiled those instructions down to the quickest way to have HAProxy installed and running on your Ubuntu machine. You will have a running and configured version of HAProxy 1.5 running in under 2 minutes, and ready to go into production. Read more Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.