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by captnswing 1y ago
Extremely interesting presentation from Charlie Marsh about all the optimizations https://youtu.be/gSKTfG1GXYQ?si=CTc2EwQptMmKxBwG
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by captnswing 2y ago
https://www.pyinvoke.org/
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by captnswing 4y ago
this ^
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by captnswing 4y ago
ruff is the ticket. it replaced isort, flake8 for me, never looked back
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by captnswing 4y ago
yes it does. see see https://github.com/charliermarsh/ruff#supported-rules for the rules it supports. "IOO1" being the code for isort relevant section from my pyproject.toml [tool.ruff] line-length = 88
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by captnswing 4y ago
+100 on ruff. replaced both flake8 and isort across all my projects
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by captnswing 4y ago
I miss the customer in this. I've given the same advice in this format Customer > Company Company > Team Team > Self
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by captnswing 4y ago
On a Mac, for ad-hoc OCR, I use the immensely useful CleanShot X https://cleanshot.com/ (which is well worth paying for). Among many other things, it offes OCR of any region on the screen for larger-scale OCR processing of
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by captnswing 4y ago
Agree, except: friends, don't let friends use Selenium. use PlayWright!!
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by captnswing 4y ago
back in the days, I really liked https://malsup.com/jquery/taconite/ , which had a similar approach (but using xml snippets sent from server over ajax)
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by captnswing 4y ago
Henrik Kniberg recorded this fun 5min video a long time ago, about the relation between "utilization" and "flow" and how to optimize for both. I keep showing that to people, never gets old https://www.youtube.
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by captnswing 5y ago
Playwright is amazing
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by captnswing 5y ago
how did you compute this table? with some kind of library/tool?
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by captnswing 6y ago
I agree! I found this presentation invaluable in getting a good overview of the landscape and the different segments within: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FytuB8nFHPQ It helped me settle on https://altair-viz.g
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by captnswing 7y ago
by downloading the pdf, will my iphone get infected? :)
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by captnswing 7y ago
Similar to Google's Dataprep https://cloud.google.com/dataprep/ (not free) And there's openrefine http://openrefine.org/
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by captnswing 9y ago
Seems similar to http://openrefine.org/
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by captnswing 11y ago
There's also the corresponding "Good Engineer, Bad Engineer" which I like http://www.chrispliakas.com/2015/01/22/good-engineer-bad-eng...
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by captnswing 11y ago
check out George Dyson's great book of the same title that covers Butlers' essay in detail Very recommended reading http://www.amazon.com/Darwin-Among-The-Machines-Intelligence...
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From Vagrant to EC2 with knife-solo(captnswing.net)
1 points by captnswing 14y ago|0 comments
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How I use Vagrant with chef-solo(captnswing.net)
14 points by captnswing 14y ago|0 comments
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Lessons learned wrestling with Ubuntu fonts(captnswing.blogspot.se)
2 points by captnswing 14y ago|0 comments
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Lessons learned while wrestling with Ubuntu fonts(scriptogr.am)
2 points by captnswing 14y ago|0 comments
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by captnswing 14y ago
I can totally recommend Patterns, with support for java, python, ruby etc http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/patterns-the-regex-app/id4294...