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by Hasnep 1y ago
They're not saying that's how it's supposed to be used, they're saying that's how it's often used by people who are unfamiliar with lock files
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by Hasnep 1y ago
Do you think the US's Republican party is spelt with a small r?
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by Hasnep 1y ago
My experience is that ruff reimplemented 99% of the most popular features of black, isort, flake8, pylint, etc. and then added 10000% more features on top, that feels like a fair tradeoff to me. I've converted multiple large Python cod
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by Hasnep 1y ago
Keep in mind a lot of that is from Pachinko, see articles like this: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/56271/sega-made-1-billion-pac...
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by Hasnep 1y ago
No, but if someone is handing out free DVDs with adverts on them I can put a sticker over the adverts. If the adverts are in the movie, I'm allowed to skip them.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
And yet its types are turning complete
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by Hasnep 1y ago
I think they meant you can use curl to install uv and then you don't need to (manually) install anything else
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by Hasnep 1y ago
Those points are taken from the article in the reference at the end of the sentence, it's just someone rewording a blog post.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
They just gasped, they didn't seem ungrateful to me.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
Having skimmed it, I had the opposite reaction, the wording is clunky in a way that I haven't seen LLMs do, it feels very human to me. Stuff like > Also the learning curve for Zig can be steep, especially for those unfamiliar with l
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by Hasnep 1y ago
The comments were my favourite part
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by Hasnep 1y ago
GitHub Actions runners are based on Ubuntu, and from the Repology link it seems ValKey is in the "universe" repository which is a community supported repository and therefore might not be enabled by default.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
For anyone else who is as confused as I was, the Terraform mentioned here isn't Hashicorp Terraform
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by Hasnep 1y ago
How ironic
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by Hasnep 1y ago
Don't worry, it happens outside the US too! Just ctrl+f this page for "France": https://www.citationneeded.news/issue-84/
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by Hasnep 1y ago
Thanks for making f2, I've been using it for a while and it's saved me so much time!
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by Hasnep 1y ago
One small correction, Bazzite isn't built on Steam OS, it's based on Fedora.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
That's why they suggested checking protondb, it really depends on the type of games you play. All the games I play work fine on Linux, but if you want to play Fortnite or League of legends then you're out of luck.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
Thanks for the explanation, that makes more sense than them giving up.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
If the ligature takes up the same horizontal space as the characters it represents, then I don't see why not.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
By the way, Mojo seems to have given up on being a strict superset of python, I think they're aiming for more of a C++ to C relationship where there are some small differences, but the majority of code will work without modification.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
No, but a good designer will be able to help you put what you want into words.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
They probably use (based)pyright which is much faster than mypy and ruff which is much much much faster than pylint.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
It's a bit late now that python has existed for a couple of decades
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by Hasnep 1y ago
Depending on the reason you hate Pylance, you could try basedpyright instead https://docs.basedpyright.com/v1.18.4/installation/ides/
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by Hasnep 1y ago
I've been recommending it whenever Pylance comes up on HN or Lobsters, the docs explain how to set it up on the most popular editors: https://docs.basedpyright.com/dev/installation/ides
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by Hasnep 1y ago
I've heard this called the toupee fallacy. Not all toupees are bad, but you only spot the bad toupees.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
What's wrong with Plymouth? I use it on NixOS and it seems to just work and show a Nix logo on boot
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by Hasnep 1y ago
That's not really whataboutism, it's more "yesandism", or just adding to the conversation.
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by Hasnep 1y ago
Vscode is permissively licensed, but some of the Microsoft created extensions are proprietary, e.g. the C/C++ extension and the Pylance extension. They state in their license that they can only be used with Visual Studio and Visual Stu

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