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by memco 5y ago
GitHub is one that gets me often.
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by memco 5y ago
I used it several years ago to create deep links to a list of audio files on the homepage of a site I built. By default the controls were hidden, but if you clicked one of the titles in the list it would show the controls and update the url
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by memco 5y ago
And rounded corners!
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by memco 5y ago
We used to use AnyConnect at work and I found OpenConnect to be a much nicer option: https://www.infradead.org/openconnect/ . The anyconnect app was buggy and a resource hog, but open connect ran smooth. Not sure if it
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by memco 6y ago
I recently learned of nvcode: https://github.com/ChristianChiarulli/nvcode . I haven’t tried it yet, but it’s another option in the pre-configured vim space that you might find interesting.
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by memco 6y ago
For try excerpt scenario yoi described the Logging.exception method is my favorite way to print the traces: https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging.Logge... . Using that you don’t have to catch any p
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by memco 6y ago
I love Sublime, but like many others have not used it nearly as much in recent years due to how much more powerful VSC is for Python development: do you still do work in Python and if so, does ST4 have a somewhat comparable experience to VS
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by memco 6y ago
Looks like a great resource. A little sad not to see Tau on there.
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by memco 6y ago
Could you expand on what is better about macoorts over brew? I quickly got onto the Macports page and saw first off that sudo is needed for updating itself and second that I have to select the right version for my OS: Brew is a single insta
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by memco 6y ago
> People use Python for its ease and speed of development, and extensive ecosystem. Of these, I think only the ecosystem stands out anymore. For work purposes I wouldn't be able to move away from Python anytime soon, but if I could
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by memco 6y ago
Merlin can be uploaded as a normal firmware. No flashing or external apps required. If you have a compatible asus I highly recommend Merlin. If you’re interested in doing as-blocking on the router itself there’s a tool called diversion whic
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by memco 6y ago
Yes, it is a thing: https://calendar.perfplanet.com/2012/progressive-jpegs-a-new... . Some people do use it intentionally.
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by memco 6y ago
I looked into the app a little bit and a few things I see that set it apart from the ones I'm familiar with: - Sync is optional: it is a premium ($4.99/yr) feature that is not enabled by default. Other tools I've used have
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by memco 6y ago
Indeed, he wasn’t saying parallelism is not useful, just that the specific construct of a parallel for loop was not in his wheelhouse for certain reasons.
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by memco 6y ago
I was really struck by a comment Jonathan Blow made on stream recently: he said he’s never written a parallel for loop in his whole career. I seem to recall the implication being that they’re often not really necessary for performant code.
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by memco 6y ago
Will the early access users get access to the treatment recommendations when the ability to give recommendations for treatment becomes available or will they have to do another round to get that? If I can do the test now and get the updates
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by memco 6y ago
> [ $USER != "root" ] && echo You must be root && exit 1 I get that the authors point was more focused on the conditional usage, but this seems like a pretty bad way to check if the user is root and isn’t really
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by memco 6y ago
On the macOS front I’ve only heard of Yabai and amethyst. I settled on amethyst since it didn’t require disabling SIP but I’d be interested to hear about the drawbacks you’ve seen in others. Amethyst seems to work okayish, but I definitely
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by memco 6y ago
What you’re describing is already possible with Git: rebase and committing chunk/lines allows you to organize your changes coherently. The trick is finding ways to get into the habit of doing it that way and staying consistent with the
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by memco 6y ago
The Safari one was only fixed about a year ago: https://webkit.org/blog/10031/release-notes-for-safari-techn... . I remember being excited about the release specifically because of Jake Archibald calling it out.
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by memco 6y ago
On the flip side: whole projects are stuck on older versions so even though something like the walrus is interesting and could be useful no one else on the team has any interest in doing the work of switching to a newer version so none of t
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by memco 6y ago
If Hillel Wayne’s talk on empirical software design is any good measure then either method is fine[0] so long as you and the team you work with can agree about it’s utility in code review. If it’s just you on the project then do whatever is
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by memco 6y ago
I got an email from Credit Karma advertising for TurboTax. This plus the glitch that exposed into [1] leaves me very little confidence in CK. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20699410
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by memco 6y ago
Does anyone here have recommendations for using poetry or a similar tool for nested projects? We have a suite of separate repos that all have separate requirements but are really sub-repos of the larger project. It would be nice to have a w
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by memco 6y ago
If the semantics of margin really are a problem as the article suggests why not use a css grid with a gap? Surely creating a JS component just to add a small gap is a more egregious semantic violation? I would argue that the icon is a visua
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by memco 6y ago
Software does indeed exist for animation localization.
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by memco 6y ago
Not sure that’s the right place to look for up to date code. I believe it is self hosted somewhere. The lead developer streams on twitch[0]. Last stream was about a day ago. [0]: https://twitch.tv/rw_grim
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by memco 6y ago
A very good point! Presumably the appeal of a system like this is the potential for graceful degradation where if sockets aren’t working or some requests are failing then the default html behavior should still work: links will just take you
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by memco 6y ago
The most interesting one I saw was this: https://www.geometrize.co.uk/assets/images/examples/building... . It is a building in the full res, but when the algorithm is applied it looks like a mountain. Every ot
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by memco 6y ago
Yes, they are probably most useful to me for the IDE completions and docs as well. Raymond Hettinger gave at least one talk [1] where he discussed how there are tradeoffs: reasons why you might use them and reasons why you might not. At the

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