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by gempir 11mo ago
This is what the OP wanted. I don't agree to do it this way. At work for us we use uv pip freeze to generate a more strict requirements file.
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by gempir 11mo ago
This is easier to do with uv than it is with pip. You can create venvs wherever you please and then just install stuff into them. Nobody forces the project onto you, at work we don't even use the .toml yet because it's relatively
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by gempir 1y ago
Yeah that’s fair. Personally I very very rarely use manufacturer support because it’s just very limited. And also likely limited to 2 years. And when the software is fully offline and I control the update cycle, it’s unlikely the vacuum wil
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by gempir 1y ago
I think this thread went a bit off-topic with heavy discussions about the community or developer. As a user of Valetudo for 4+ years now, I can say that it's a wonderful Software once you get it running once. Depending on your vacuum m
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by gempir 1y ago
Resolution changed, GPU changed and I was running X11 on the old system, it was time for Wayland
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by gempir 1y ago
I agree, I just have phases. Sometimes I really love tinkering. But I when I got a new computer, I already had to setup so many things, I just wasn't into fiddling with i3 at that time.
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by gempir 1y ago
I've been using the cosmic-de on arch for a few months now. Started with the alpha and then switched to their git main branch. I absolutely loved it. It is such a breath of fresh air. I previously used to run i3 and a bunch of other to
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by gempir 1y ago
I would recommend checking out Cosmic by System76. It's getting a beta very soon but I've been using the alpha and straight their git main for months now and it's very stable. It looks amazing and feels super snappy, I have n
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by gempir 1y ago
With the risk of sounding like a fanboy. LTT makes 9.2% of their revenue on In-Video Sponsors and 12.5% on Sponsored Projects (which are like full videos for a sponsor) I wouldn't call this the vast majority https://youtu.be
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by gempir 1y ago
I personally feel home office makes jobs feel much more like jobs. You have no social relation to your coworkers and it's very hard to build one remotely. Most people barely communicate in zoom meetings beyond the minimum what is requi
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by gempir 1y ago
The device is under the power of law. You can already see it on iOS and Android is pushing for it too. You will only be allowed to install "approved" applications, your device, not your choice anymore.
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by gempir 1y ago
Tmux prevents vendor lock-in but on Terminal level. It's so established and standard that everyone knows they need to support it, which is great. I don't need my terminal do display pictures, render video or whatever crazy featur
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by gempir 1y ago
It worked out for this specific person under these specific circumstances with a methodology he might have not even fully shared. You should not conclude from that, that it is healthy for every person to do so.
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by gempir 1y ago
The Home Assistant docs at least document how the integration works by "IoT Class" https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2016/02/12/classifying-th... For example Tado: cloud polling https:/&
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by gempir 1y ago
I looked at the 2 screenshots and it took me like a minute to see the send button on the new screen. I am probably very used to the "old" design. If a user will use this product once or twice, yes then the big button at the bottom
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FrankenPHP is now officially supported by the PHP Foundation(les-tilleuls.coop)
3 points by gempir 1y ago|0 comments
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by gempir 1y ago
Wish it could use OpenRouter
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Agentic Editing in Zed(zed.dev)
58 points by gempir 1y ago|2 comments
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by gempir 2y ago
And the unreasonable hostility towards macOS will have zero affect because in the end the best product wins. Did the rise of Windows cause long term harm to past generation of engineers? I doubt it since now Windows, which had a gigantic ma
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by gempir 2y ago
Fast Fashion in the automobile industry. I wish we would focus on Cars that last 20+ years again instead. Cars that are repairable, that have common parts across the industry so any mechanic can work on them. Maybe even upgradeable cars so
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by gempir 2y ago
I have more than 5 years experience with Home Assistant and Zigbee devices. (No zwave experience) Generally I am happy with Zigbee, it's super annoying to pair, but for battery powered devices it's unbeatable. I went from a some
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by gempir 2y ago
My thoughts just from reading the landing page, not having tested it. I think trying to replace all these Apps > serves as an all-in-one replacement of Linear, Jira, Slack, and Notion. is not a wise move. I can see Linear and Jira and ma
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by gempir 2y ago
Does this just import Markdowns and convert them to Gdoc and then you export it finally. Or can you collaborate on Markdowns in real time? Could you build a confluence/wiki like system on top of this?
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by gempir 2y ago
I really like Goldshaw Farm[1]. He does yearly breakdowns how is farm performed and the reality is he could not live at all if that was his only income stream. And I think his scale is most realistic what a developer could achieve when he
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by gempir 3y ago
Wow that's indeed very bad from Netlify. From every Vercel document that I can read though is that when you exceed the limits of free tier they are just locked for 30 days unless you upgrade to Pro. So unless I am mistaken this cannot
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by gempir 3y ago
Why? If you use Vercel in the Free Tier you cannot automatically go to the Pro tier. You need to manually upgrade. Unless you need more than the Free-Tier Vercel should be fine.
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My PHP Problems(dantleech.com)
111 points by gempir 3y ago|152 comments
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by gempir 3y ago
I hate Spotify Podcasts with a passion. The UI is lackluster, since it's just the same one from the normal Spotify Music experience. Because they bought Joe Rogan they had to add video too and video is horribly implemented. There isn&#
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by gempir 3y ago
A lot of very big companies use Bitbucket, it's just a lot more cost effective than Gitlab/Github.
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by gempir 3y ago
That's already a feature. I would guess MB simply didn't enable it on their Enterprise instance, maybe because they push too many secrets. https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/secret-scanning/pus

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