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by memco 3y ago
Some states do have a way to become barred without starting from zero if you are barred in CA. For example in WA you still have to take a test, but it isn't a full three-day bar exam.
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by memco 3y ago
I usually develop locally with the vscode debugger. On staging servers I often do remote vscode sessions also. On production I often use the REPL since I don’t want to install additional tools, but still need to inspect the state of a pipel
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by memco 3y ago
Lots to digest here! I have been keeping an eye on Pijul so it is cool to see some of its features implemented in jj. Sapling[0], similarly, is a new VCS tool out there which can work with a git repo. It also has anonymous branches, no stag
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by memco 3y ago
My favorite got GUI is Fork: https://git-fork.com/ It supports drag and drop for several operations including merge, rebase, and stage/unstage (and probably more).
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by memco 3y ago
64k watermelons ought to be enough for anybody.
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by memco 3y ago
The bowl in this video has a flat-ish rim so I expect that there’s no contention but an oversight of the video.
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by memco 3y ago
Curious if the layoffs factor in to the decline in a statistically significant way? I wouldn’t expect that to account for all of the changes but maybe that accounts for some.
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by memco 3y ago
Yes, although it is pretty good. My gas currently costs only 14 cents per mile so the other 51.5 cents needs to cover the cost for insurance and maintenance and the purchase price which can mean that you could come out ahead or behind depen
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by memco 3y ago
I would guess even lower than those estimates. Companies only pay a fraction of the gas mileage used on a car for work purposes: I expect they wouldn’t be on the hook for even the full percentage of electricity and data for work devices use
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by memco 3y ago
I haven't often been the designer of code others have used, but I have used someone else's wrappers for libraries that we use in many parts of our code. My experience of trying to use their wrappers has been a guessing game of how
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by memco 3y ago
> Either copy/paste or rolling them into config objects and passing those down is generally preferable Preferable for whom? I do not prefer it. I much prefer to avoid the extra work it creates for me vs. the simplicity of kwargs. I
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by memco 3y ago
I am excited for the typeddict additions, but it looks like there’s still some work around unpacking needed before we can use it to get around using kwargs to forward arguments from one function to another without having to know the other’s
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by memco 3y ago
There is a number plugin: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/15128-nim . I haven’t tried it so don’t know how well it works.
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by memco 3y ago
I quite enjoyed the unfinished Salmon of Doubt that was published posthumously. Now I have one more bit of Adam’s’ work to enjoy!
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by memco 3y ago
Maybe the recent ctrl-r behavior changes: https://fishshell.com/docs/current/relnotes.html#fish-3-6-0-... do what you want?
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by memco 3y ago
Fish has some options for that via `fish_config`: https://fishshell.com/docs/current/cmds/fish_config.html . You can use the browser tool or `fish_config theme ...` to find colors that work better.
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by memco 3y ago
> 3. how long do they last on a full charge? if use them for camp lights are we going to run out of light after a day I had some eneloops in flashlights when we lost power for several hours—almost all the batteries died within an hour of
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by memco 3y ago
In some cases you can also do: x = x or [] Your method is best when you might get falsy values but if that’s not an issue the `or` method is handy.
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by memco 3y ago
For another great option in this space look at icomoon: https://icomoon.io/#icons . It has both free and paid fonts with some useful tools to build a custom set from different collections and export them to various formats.
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by memco 3y ago
When I was using Redmine I found a great plugin for Sublime Text 3 that could navigate, update and add tickets much more easily than the UI: https://github.com/tosher/Redlime . It smoothed over a lot of the tedium for m
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by memco 3y ago
I was curious after reading: can the @disable behavior be modified at runtime? For long running programs I find it helpful to be able to set a certain log level up front but have a way to update it without rebuilding or restarting the progr
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by memco 3y ago
There are versions of SICP adapted for Python like this one: https://www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs61a/sp12/book/ and https://wizardforcel.gitbooks.io/sicp-in-python/content/ . I can
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by memco 3y ago
A nice feature I discovered recently is -a: you can give it a specific audio device, which falls back to the default if not present. I use it to report when builds finish through my monitor speakers in case I'm not wearing headphones.
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by memco 3y ago
You might also be able to use a <details> element for the drop-down state.
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by memco 3y ago
> My favorite part about this is how it basically forces services to accept this as a functional scenario. Maybe some services will accept it, but others will not. When I tried to sign in to Microsoft Teams from Safari yesterday it prese
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by memco 3y ago
Can you share more? How are they implemented and how do they help?
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by memco 3y ago
I’ve used paramiko for this also: https://www.paramiko.org/ .
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First Release: HCC C to Spir-V Compiler(twitter.com)
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by memco 4y ago
> Also move the "switch" commands to "branch". In git you can switch to a tag or commit in addition to a branch. There are different flags you may want to use depending on which type of ref you have so in the case tha
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by memco 4y ago
Haven’t worked with scratch myself, but I do enjoy HelloComics’ stream where they’re making a pretty fun looking 2d metroidvania style game in Scrtatch. If you’re interested in seeing how it could be used for a large scale project it might

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