meitham

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by meitham 2y ago
Very happy to see the increasing momentum in the zig community
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by meitham 2y ago
I’m genuinely impressed that you took the time to create a handle based on my name, replacing “me” with “you”! I’m upvoting you for this thoughtful gesture!
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by meitham 2y ago
>>> You just don’t hear the negativity because most folks just tried it, saw that it is worse, and moved on without writing a blog post. How does your approach contribute to the discussion? You created a new handle named ‘htmxsucks
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by meitham 2y ago
Really enjoyable read
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by meitham 2y ago
The tax system is over complicated! Why the distinction between toys and dolls?
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by meitham 2y ago
That’s exactly the impressive part, the speed of doing these moves. The moves themselves on a lower speed is very common to see in fancy pigeons, though much slower
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by meitham 2y ago
That makes sense thanks for sharing these details
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by meitham 2y ago
This must have moved recently! I looked at this around end of December and it was hosted on https://github.com/indygreg/python-build-standalone/releases which had nothing to do with UV. If you read through the d
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by meitham 2y ago
I've only noticed after my corporate firewall stopped me!
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by meitham 2y ago
it does of course here https://www.python.org/downloads/ or are you referring to linux?
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by meitham 2y ago
Surely if you want to invoke python you call sys.executable otherwise if your subprocess doesn’t inherit PATH nothing will work with uv or without uv
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by meitham 2y ago
I assume these breaking changes are in the stdlib and not in the python interpreter (the language), right? There was previous discussions about uncoupling the stdlib (python libraries) from the release and have them being released independe
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by meitham 2y ago
uv is great, but downloading and installing base python interpreter is not a good feature as it doesn’t fetch that from PSF but from a project on GitHub, that very same project says this is compiled for portability over performance, see ht
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by meitham 2y ago
I would avoid using this feature! It downloads a compiled portable python binary from some random github project not from PSF. That very same github project recommends against using their binary as the compilation flags is set for portabi
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by meitham 2y ago
I think most people would agree we're all wired differentely on individual basis, and some traits are clearly associated with being male or female come from the brain itself. One documentary comes to mind is Marwencol https:/&#x
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by meitham 2y ago
Likely a honey trap. NATO’s adversaries can waste budget listening on this leaving the real comms unchecked, plus the advantage of throwing some false comms in the event of war.
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by meitham 2y ago
Thanks! Another important factor I find is weather the configurations is file based or menu based.
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by meitham 2y ago
The one feature I clicked for is RtL languages support, could that be added to your comparison table please
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by meitham 2y ago
Everyone said that in the 70s, then we expected flying cars, and android servants…. Look at us today, instead of the flying cars we have war drones, war robots and the only territorial expansion is into other countries. I wish I can have t
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by meitham 2y ago
absoluelty! I can't believe this treasure was hidden as a draft for three years!
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by meitham 2y ago
Ha! If you happen to live in the battle area of South Wimbledon then the noise from the northern line in the early hours of the morning can wake you up! It’s roughly 30 meters under too!
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by meitham 2y ago
How’s this different from starting tmux session on a remote server and editing code with a text editor and running in that session? Is Zed not a terminal text editor?
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by meitham 2y ago
The article says the Frontend is web assembly written by rust
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by meitham 2y ago
I didn’t know that, and quite likely I’m not in the minority! The irony is Microsoft owns the biggest open source platform GitHub, and sells products and services such as code pilot which thrives on open source prior art. This deserves mo
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by meitham 2y ago
I don’t touch type and I’m fully with you on speed doesn’t increase performance, but I have recently started writing c# after two decades of python and man the number of lines that you have to write before you get to the meat of the logic!
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by meitham 2y ago
To be honest I am beginning to doubt my own understanding of the plot, I never read the book but watched the tv show with my wife and my recollection was just the moon itself would magnify the signal
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by meitham 2y ago
This is the main plot from 3 body problem using the moon to magnify the signal!
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by meitham 2y ago
I find it amusing the author lists several reasons to why the DPRK is poor not mentioning the severe economic sanctions that’s imposed on them over for their nuclear program! Economic sanctions are designed to make a country poor as a non
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by meitham 2y ago
Very well written article! The example of the slime learning is amazing
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by meitham 2y ago
I think competition is good but I fail to see the problem with pip that these alternatives are trying to address! Since pyproject.toml became fully supported in pip it just strikes me as better than all the other alternatives including poe

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