JulianWasTaken

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by JulianWasTaken 2y ago
Without anything but a skim, surely there is no way a MB Pro ships with a virtual keyboard, that is pure torture.
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by JulianWasTaken 2y ago
At least for me / my former $WORK, the answer was "definitely yes we used it in deployed applications", we saved more than $1M (this in ~2015) annually in infrastructure costs by quite literally switching from CPython to Py
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by JulianWasTaken 2y ago
Developing / helping contribute to PyPy may mean touching 2.7 in its toolchain which is used to implement it, but no, users using it have been able to use 3.x for a very very long time now.
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
Yeah I was gonna provide essentially the same feedback (so I'll just tack on here). I definitely didn't see what I expected when opening a book for the first time -- I can already read or watch content in Italian. What I do today
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
Nice. I'll also throw in that I've recently wrote bindings to Mozilla's servo URL library. Those live at https://github.com/crate-py/url They're not complete yet (meaning only the parsing bits are e
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
Interesting -- for me pi-hole has worked for so long that I've forgotten my login even, but when I redo my home network in the near future I definitely intend to re-evaluate the options. Sounds like I've got 3 now...
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
Nice! Will have a listen, good looking podcast.
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
> They say it takes 10,000 to become an expert. Your question aside for a moment, for what it's worth, "they" do not say this, that's Malcolm Gladwell misinterpreting research, according to the researchers themselves.
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
Are you intimating Apple has been litigious with patents? Or just saying you have no sympathy for companies with lots of money? (This isn't a leading question, I have no informed opinion about Apple specifically.)
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
Perhaps the link for this post being the homepage of a website that the post title is intimating is a security or privacy risk isn't the greatest idea, regardless of the answer to the question?
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
Perhaps proving https://xkcd.com/1172/ , that would be pretty disruptive to the way I use the hide button, as it's a good way to leave your cursor in the same spot and "dismiss" posts that I don't pl
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
What's keeping you using `python-lsp-ruff` instead of using ruff's own language server?
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
parsedmarc ( https://github.com/domainaware/parsedmarc ) is the one I've had starred to look at, but no first-hand use yet.
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
Eliminating a whole class of vulnerabilities is the right thing to do regardless of whether other classes of vulnerabilities remain.
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
Of course it would be irrelevant for a function that only took positional arguments. I was demonstrating the existence of such things in general since OP seemed unaware. For the proposal, you'd of course only use it for functions tha
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
Besides the mistake about dicts being ordered in Python which was pointed out by others, > Why wouldn't you simply switch to setting everything through kwargs instead? Not all arguments in Python are passable both ways. In def f(a,
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
No one is taking away your freedom. They're pointing out you're not helping by making the choice you've made. You're free to choose not to help.
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
The source appears to be at https://github.com/LaniJ/invoice-dragon , so it presumably is already offline deployable.
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
There's a Mentour Pilot episode on the flight as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZkKFSqehN4
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
But indeed that isn't what three is, three is the concept that comes from saying "these are three apples" and then "these are three pears" and then "these are three cars" and then saying "three"
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
I don't know what level of incredulity is appropriate in my opinion (probably not as much as the parent comment), but isn't that another good reason to expect cache invalidation? Surely creating new posts would expectedly invali
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
It seems this has now been fixed (silently AFAICT).
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Ask HN: Is Google Storage for GApps broken for you the past few hours?
2 points by JulianWasTaken 3y ago|3 comments
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
That's certainly not how it sells and markets itself. The first feature on benefits (and the only reason I've ever heard Datomic brought up and/or considered it myself for production workflows) is using that stuff in applicat
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by JulianWasTaken 3y ago
I don't doubt your story of course, and I love Postgres, but comparing apples to oranges no? Datomic's killer feature is time travel. Did you simply not use that feature once you moved off Datomic (and if so why'd you pick Da
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by JulianWasTaken 4y ago
I have not but I honestly don't find it to bother me on gsheets whatsoever (I've never thought twice about it until now. Data entry is way way more annoying on gsheets than navigating is).
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by JulianWasTaken 4y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by not having it, maybe you mean something different than what I'd usually mean -- on platforms I use it (Android), Google Sheets definitely has pinch to zoom (and it's been awhile since I've u
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by JulianWasTaken 4y ago
Just a marketing note, as I haven't tried to use this yet, but starting the feature list on the page with "pinch to zoom" striked me as pretty odd. Sheets (Google or Excel) already do this, and even if they didn't I don&
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by JulianWasTaken 4y ago
Isn't it slightly ironic for a post on transparency to be signed "Twitter" as its author instead of some human? Who's speaking at this point? Of course in context of the rest of their missteps it's a tiny thing, but
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by JulianWasTaken 4y ago
The point is they are claiming they understood "unit" to initially mean "bag". That seems incomprehensible, it'd mean indeed that they originally thought they were being paid $41 per bag, not case, and then realized

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