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by justinmayer 5y ago
On a totally unrelated note… As Pelican's primary maintainer, I love seeing such handy articles published via Pelican. (^_^) * https://getpelican.com
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by justinmayer 6y ago
Certainly — that would be great. You can find me at: http://github.com/justinmayer
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by justinmayer 6y ago
I use asdf and its Python plugin [1] to install Python interpreter versions. For managing virtual environments on my preferred shell (Fish), I use (and maintain) VirtualFish [2]. For managing project dependencies, I activate environments
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by justinmayer 6y ago
I think it would be wonderful if this last sentence could be expanded into its own section of the "Homebrew and Python" docs. [1] [1] https://docs.brew.sh/Homebrew-and-Python.html
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by justinmayer 6y ago
That would be really helpful. In another thread you mentioned that "individual developers will always be best served to isolate their development environments from the overarching runtime environment that's been distributed to t
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by justinmayer 6y ago
Article author here. I think folks like asdf and pyenv because of the ease with which new versions can be installed and removed. For example, I can run asdf install python 3.9.1 and have a new version installed in minutes, without lea
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by justinmayer 6y ago
The asdf Python plugin uses python-build , the same back-end that pyenv uses. So the tools are very similar. I prefer asdf to the collection of programs you mentioned because with asdf you get a unified CLI syntax for adding/u
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by justinmayer 6y ago
Article author here. I think my biggest complaint is that there’s no disclaimer on the box [1]. Homebrew folks know about these problems, but they don’t warn users that their virtual environments will be obliterated. If Homebrew explained
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Changes to Homebrew adversely affect Python development(justinmayer.com)
82 points by justinmayer 6y ago|107 comments
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by justinmayer 6y ago
Pelican maintainer here. I really appreciate all the kind words. Maintaining any open source project can often feel like a thankless task, and so all the positive vibes in this thread mean a great deal to me. We put a lot of thought and wor
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Don’t Pay the Early Adopter Tax(justinmayer.com)
1 points by justinmayer 7y ago|0 comments
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by justinmayer 9y ago
Company culture is indeed paramount. In a previous career in Japan, I played a role in publishing a book on this very topic: "The Knowledge-Creating Company", by Ikujiro Nonaka and Hirotaka Takeuchi. Might be worth a read. https:
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by justinmayer 9y ago
* the VPN is yours, and only yours -- not shared with thousands of other users * VPN detection is becoming a problem, and Fortressa is harder to detect as a VPN (unlike other providers) * uses stronger, more trusted protocols than OpenVPN a
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by justinmayer 9y ago
Thanks for the comments. I don't think it's quite like any other VPN service, at least not that I'm aware of. Fortressa provisions a distinct server, with its own OS, and sets it up as a VPN for you -- and only you. I anticip
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by justinmayer 9y ago
Hi folks. Fortressa creator here. Friends and family kept asking me about VPNs, and I didn’t have any good suggestions to offer, so I built a solution I felt comfortable recommending. You can learn more about my motivation in my announcemen
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Show HN: Fortressa – Create Your Own Private VPN in Minutes(fortressa.com)
16 points by justinmayer 9y ago|10 comments
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by justinmayer 9y ago
Agreed. I just reported that account ( https://github.com/dmcahelper ) for submitting spurious DMCA takedown requests. GitHub personnel responded promptly: Hi Justin, Thanks for writing in. We're looking at the
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10 Algorithms Every Programmer Should Know – And When to Use Them(professorjake.com)
11 points by justinmayer 9y ago|2 comments
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by justinmayer 9y ago
In case you're wondering how this release affects legacy (non-WebExtension) add-ons, and what the roadmap looks like until Firefox 57 fully disables legacy add-ons: https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2017/02&#x2F
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by justinmayer 10y ago
Strata Labs | Sunny Santa Monica, CA | Full Stack Web Engineer | REMOTE WELCOME We are looking for a full-stack web engineer to join our team. Responsibilities for this full-time position will mostly focus on front-end development and its i
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by justinmayer 10y ago
All remote locations are welcome.
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by justinmayer 10y ago
Strata Labs | Sunny Santa Monica, CA | Full Stack Web Engineer | REMOTE WELCOME We are looking for a full-stack web engineer to join our team. Responsibilities for this full-time position will mostly focus on front-end development and its i
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by justinmayer 10y ago
Not only is it possible, but Apple supports mapping Caps Lock to Escape by default as of macOS Sierra 10.12.1: https://i.imgur.com/2oMcDRg.jpg
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by justinmayer 10y ago
The best I've used so far is Kap: https://getkap.co/ (Open source; currently only available for macOS)
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by justinmayer 10y ago
Anyone have any suggestions regarding how to best use Ripgrep within Vim? Specifically, how best to use it to recursively search the current directory (or specified directory) and have the results appear in a quickfix window that allows for
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by justinmayer 10y ago
As far as I can tell, patched OpenSSL packages for affected Debian/Ubuntu releases are not yet available. https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2016-6304 https://people.canonical.com/~ubu
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by justinmayer 10y ago
For Safari, I use the following extensions, which provide similar (but not identical) functionality: http://canisbos.com/directlinks https://github.com/grahams/safari-utm-stripper
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by justinmayer 11y ago
While we're on the topic of Debian, am I the only one who finds it odd that Debian Jessie is apparently never going to support HTTP/2? It seems an unfortunate decision was made at some point to skip OpenSSL 1.0.2: https:/&#x
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by justinmayer 11y ago
Monitorial | Sunny Santa Monica, CA | Python & Linux Security Engineers | Remote Welcome We're a small team focused on server security monitoring. We are looking for freelance Django developers and Linux server sysadmin/securi
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by justinmayer 11y ago
Textual originalism is a euphemistic smokescreen, invoked to justify a position as "true" to the original intent even when the justice in question hands down opinions with no Constitutional basis. Scalia was a master at this decep

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