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arusahni
4y ago
Does Pocket's "Page Flip" mode not meet what you're looking for?
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arusahni
4y ago
It does not generate lockfiles: https://ofek.dev/hatch/latest/meta/faq/#libraries-vs-applica...
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arusahni
4y ago
The included project templating functionality looks interesting. Being able to standardize scaffolding and project management under a single tool is definitely a value-add.
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Ubiquiti is suing Brian Krebs for his reporting on their breach
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
The removal of implicit string concatenation was proposed for Py3k[1], but was rejected. [1] https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3126/
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Clap 3.0, a Rust CLI argument parser
(epage.github.io)
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5y ago
Is this related to the other similarly-purposed ntfy [1]? Previous discussions here [2]. [1] https://github.com/dschep/ntfy [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12370702
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5y ago
In addition to what gsich said, URLs you type don't get sent to your search engine for suggestion autocompletion.
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5y ago
I'm okay with command palettes, but hate how they steal ctrl/cmd + k. I use that in Firefox to focus the search bar. If you implement such a shortcut, please make it configurable!
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5y ago
> If this is not desired behavior it should be enforced by requiring a reviewer to sign off on the changes before merging. From what I've read about this specific incident, it seems this was enabled by the fact that this project had
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arusahni
5y ago
FWIW, ternary expressions aren't properly detected by coverage: https://github.com/nedbat/coveragepy/issues/509
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5y ago
Another thing that's really cool, here: they've published the language (and toolchain) to PyPi. So, with a simple pip install ziglang You can do python3 -m ziglang cc my_c_prog.c -o my_c_prog ./my_c_prog
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arusahni
5y ago
Yes. Not sure how I got mixed up.
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5y ago
[ @dang, please delete if/when you get the chance, thank you ]
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5y ago
Congrats to the Superset team! The project has been on my radar for a while. Does anyone know what the current status of embedding dashboards within an application is (given the RBAC PR linked in the release notes)? I'm looking for way
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5y ago
Pun intended?
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5y ago
In addition to the recommendation for sqlite, I've found `csvkit` to be an extremely useful set of CLI tools for CSV munging. The `csvsql` [1] entrypoint is especially handy because it allows you to issue SQL queries against your CSV f
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6y ago
Curious as to why this has been flagged? I haven't editorialized anything, this isn't a repost, and the OP has a voice that holds weight in the community (making this newsworthy). To those reporting this due to it being critical o
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Remove RMS from the GCC Steering Committee
(gcc.gnu.org)
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GitHub Deletes PoC Exploit Repo for Microsoft Exchange Vulnerabilities
(vice.com)
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6y ago
As a KDE fan, the recent changes to QT's licensing have me concerned. [1] Given that Flutter compiles to native code, and doesn't require shipping a V8 engine with each application like Electron, this seems like a reasonable decis
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6y ago
This sort of thing is table stakes to be a competitive software product these days.
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6y ago
Question: does Apple do the same for their apps on iOS?
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6y ago
How do you keep the different remotes in sync? Manual pushes?
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6y ago
Interesting. Thanks for the correction!
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6y ago
WebKit has to be open source because it's a KHTML fork.
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Rover announces merger with Nebula Caravel Acquisition
(investorplace.com)
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6y ago
I'm glad tools like Poetry exist, as they're filling pretty horrible gaps in the Python ecosystem. > The only reason to use pip-tools is because you already know it and you don't want to switch (yet). Actually, I settled
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6y ago
I personally still find Poetry and Pipenv to be a little heavy-handed for my preferred workflows. To that end, pip-tools [1] is what I recommend to those who feel similarly. It balances pinning and dependency management with common Python
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6y ago
Here's their incident status: https://status.io/pages/incident/5b36dc6502d06804c08349f7/60... Looks like the immediate issue was resolved a few minutes ago.
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