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by arusahni 6y ago
IIRC I'd need both pipx and pyenv, because pipx alone will use whatever Python distribution is in my path.
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by arusahni 6y ago
Another advantage: your installation isn't tethered to a system Python implementation that may go away and nuke the env.
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by arusahni 6y ago
Worth clarifying, too: if you have tooling that depends on `get-pip.py`, you'll need to change your reference to https://bootstrap.pypa.io/2.7/get-pip.py
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by arusahni 6y ago
They have a web client. On Linux, I've used it within an Electron wrapper. Their API (MusicKit) is decent, but the rate limiting is fairly onerous.
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by arusahni 6y ago
I'm extremely skeptical of AWS's ability to deliver a compelling, featured ES fork up against Elastic. Unless they actively hire contributors, they're going to get lapped functionality-wise.
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by arusahni 6y ago
I remember being on my college's campus when this brood hit the mid-Atlantic 17 years ago. The sidewalks on the quad were occasionally crunchy.
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by arusahni 6y ago
WebExtension was started by Mozilla, and is based on Chrome's extension API. Google has no incentive to support the project.
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by arusahni 6y ago
I feel like the migration to open floor plans and offices where you need to take your knowledge base everywhere (e.g., conference rooms) has lead to laptops being the default loadout for many companies.
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by arusahni 6y ago
Assuming Cameo?
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by arusahni 6y ago
"... and be dual-width"
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by arusahni 6y ago
I initially read this as "NVidia". I'm still recovering from the shock.
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by arusahni 6y ago
I wrote a browser extension that interacted with a password manager. I receive almost-weekly messages from folks offering to buy my extension.
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by arusahni 6y ago
NYT's paywall requires JS. Reader mode (or disabling JS on the client), bypasses it. It does break some image loading, as well as their fancier article types.
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by arusahni 6y ago
Or whatever they did to remove the Zoom vulnerability.
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by arusahni 6y ago
They prevent you from starting a new stack. I had automation that spun up new stacks for automated testing. That all broke.
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by arusahni 6y ago
The double-edged sword here is that you can get hit by their stack retirement policies. Cedar-14 was killed this year, and Heroku-16 is gone next year. For better or for worse, Docker images will continue to run.
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by arusahni 6y ago
One can still write tests that are flaky - some of the challenges that Selenium et al. experience are still present: 1. Selectors still need to be specific enough `.button` is great until you add another button. 2. Selectors can be _too_ sp
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by arusahni 6y ago
I miss the days when Google used to be whimsical and weird.
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Dozens of states and the FTC sue Facebook for alleged anticompetitive behavior(cnn.com)
3 points by arusahni 6y ago|0 comments
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by arusahni 6y ago
Based on the SVG markup, termtosvg [1]. 1: https://github.com/nbedos/termtosvg
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by arusahni 6y ago
I appreciate the use of vim in the animatic.
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by arusahni 6y ago
One can also change the precision of psql's monetary type. From the docs: > The fractional precision is determined by the database's lc_monetary setting.
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by arusahni 6y ago
A better comparison might be Heroku, which, post SF acquisition, hasn't really changed to become more SalesForce-y as far as I can see.
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by arusahni 6y ago
All my CloudWatch alerts are firing "OK" transitions, and AWS ES isn't displaying any known instances
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by arusahni 6y ago
Wow, Electron's being used everywhere! ;-)
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by arusahni 6y ago
If AMP becomes irrelevant, does this end the war against URLs? Or, with Google owning the most popular browser, does this not matter?
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Timing for bringing page experience to Google Search(webmasters.googleblog.com)
1 points by arusahni 6y ago|0 comments
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China threatens Australia deal due to “unfriendly or antagonistic” media(smh.com.au)
3 points by arusahni 6y ago|0 comments
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by arusahni 6y ago
Some PDF viewers (e.g., Preview, Okular) let you place images of your signature on a document and then export the "signed" version. I haven't had issues with getting these documents accepted.
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by arusahni 6y ago
... and humans, tbh.

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