StavrosK

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   by StavrosK 6y ago

   > If reddit wants to do anything for their future, they should address these basic usability issues. They did: they decided they are their future.
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   by StavrosK 6y ago

   I really like Nano, the whitepaper is pretty easy to read, they seem reasonably good and sending money is instant (sub-second). Pretty great for a currency that's meant to be used, rather than hoarded.
3. 873.▲
   by StavrosK 6y ago

   Possibly, but consider how often people hit others or throw things when they get mad, and now imagine the person is a 350 lbs bundle of muscles with reduced higher faculties.
4. 874.▲
   by StavrosK 6y ago

   Thank you, I mean "test intervals" because that's what they used to be called, but I'll change that, thanks!
5. 875.▲
   by StavrosK 6y ago

   I run deadmansswitch.net, and the free plan there only lets you send messages after two days, when people generally prefer much longer intervals. This serves as a time-unlimited trial that lets you try the product before upgrading, and if s
6. 876.▲
   by StavrosK 6y ago

   Who funda public broadcasting in the US? Isn't PBS government-funded?
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   by StavrosK 6y ago

   > Interestingly Avira is now significantly faster, 600ms instead of 2.7s! What’s going on? > The Avira Browser Safety extension contains a website allowlist with 30k+ regular expressions. When the user navigates to a new page Avira ch
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   by StavrosK 6y ago

   How not? It doesn't explain it anywhere. Saying "I first heard about Foobar a while back" doesn't imply anything about the reader. The fact that the author doesn't explain what they do anywhere (except for what you
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   by StavrosK 6y ago

   So the article's opening paragraph assumes you know what Zora is, and only points to the Zora website. What's worse, the Zora website assumes you know what Zora is, and why should I waste my time with any of this? I shouldn&#x27
10. 880.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    Thanks for the site! I set my own transaction fee a few times, resulting in unconfirmed transactions, so that helps!
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    by StavrosK 6y ago

    > Current BTC fee seems to be just over $1, not $20. Really? My Ledger app says 112 sat/byte, which comes out to $8 for me, and I'm pretty sure they were higher a few weeks ago, when I checked. Am I way overpaying? > I don&
12. 882.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    I think that's scheduled for September this year.
13. 883.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    How do things like Morphtoken and Xmr.to handle the $20 Bitcoin transfer fee?
14. 884.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    I really love paying with Monero as well. Fast, super cheap and anonymous. It's definitely my favorite coin to use (since I don't like speculation). I just wish it were more widespread as a payment option.
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    by StavrosK 6y ago

    Yeah, I just read about it after seeing it around for years, and it looks fantastic. I might try it, but I've never had a problem installing apps, so I don't have a pressing need.
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    by StavrosK 6y ago

    My experience with Python has been that once you get past the initial setup (which may be tricky if you haven't figured your Python installation out yet), everything just works. As you say, if something doesn't work due to conflic
17. 887.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    Flying wings stall just fine, what makes you think otherwise?
18. 888.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    > Unfixed for 1 year, not years May 2019 is almost two years now. > Maybe give better steps to reproduce the issue, as it seems to only be happening to one other person? Or maybe we're the only ones who bothered using/report
19. 889.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    What do you mean? You mean for installing Python apps on your computer? I just use `pip install --user` for that.
20. 890.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    Commento is abandoned, they have a bug that prevents login and it's gone unfixed for years: https://gitlab.com/commento/commento/-/issues/174
21. 891.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    It does: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0582/ Though, as the sibling comments say, it's debatable whether it should.
22. 892.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    Well this is amazing. Wow.
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    by StavrosK 6y ago

    Actually, I tried that the other day. It complains about having the wrong Python, but will auto-select a version compatible with your project and run fine. For me, it selected Python 3.7 because that's what the pyproject.toml specified
24. 894.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    Done, thanks!
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    by StavrosK 6y ago

    Poetry is basically perfect, it does what it says and has no surprises. Well, except one thing: If I do `poetry update <somepackage>`, it starts upgrading other packages as well. I'm not sure what that's about...
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    by StavrosK 6y ago

    Ah, that uses PEP-582-style package directories, that's interesting! Though I don't know if we need an alternative to Poetry, I'd rather we just standardized on one tool at this point.
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    by StavrosK 6y ago

    I had the same experience. I got an error message that seemed incorrect, and I opened an issue about it, only to get a sarcastic response: https://github.com/pypa/pipenv/issues/1722 I switched to Poetry after
28. 898.▲
    by StavrosK 6y ago

    Very much seconded. You don't really want to use Pipenv, Poetry works much better and AFAIK is more popular.
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    by StavrosK 6y ago

    I really like this, well done! I was actually thinking of getting something like it the other day. Can I suggest keyboard navigation (basically "go to next unread") and "only show unread items"? It would be great to be a
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    by StavrosK 6y ago

    It was, and I know. My grandparents used to tell me about 2-meter high snows every year, and we had 1-meter high snows when I was young. Now we're lucky if it snows at all each year.