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by memco 4y ago
That's a different thing. Here's some info on deploy tokens: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/deploy_tokens/ . It's a one-off username+password pair that can be used for HTTP cloning
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by memco 4y ago
> Github Enterprise is only $21/mo and for most users it has all the same features of Gitlab. Of those things that I like more in Gitlab, it is deploy tokens: an easy way to be able to dole out permission to clone code where needed
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by memco 4y ago
I had two back to back 10 hour flights on the same plane a few years ago. When we stopped we were not allowed to deplane or stand in the aisle because the crew had to clean. We had to stay in our row. It wasn’t totally miserable but it was
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by memco 4y ago
Indeed! There's so much overlap between the symptoms of chronic kidney disease[0] and anxiety[1] it would be difficult to know which is which. [0]: https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/kidney-disease/.
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by memco 4y ago
The highlight stream is over an hour away from now: perhaps the release is still happening now?
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by memco 4y ago
Could something like this be built for macOS too? I remember there used to be a Quartz plugin you could use to have a screensaver as a background so you could get animated backgrounds, but something like this would be fun to have. The issue
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by memco 4y ago
iOS 15 (which I use) received its most recent update on Jan 23, 2023. They also just updated macOS 11 and surprisingly iOS 12 on that day. Apple tends to keep security updates to the old OS going for a while after the new OS comes out. I wi
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by memco 4y ago
I upgraded my iPad to be the guinea pig: I didn't want to update my phone unless I liked it. Sadly, iOS on iPad still lacks some basic things like a flashlight control and doesn't actually let you customize the home screen with al
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by memco 4y ago
Best of luck! How will weights and measures factor in to pricing? Can orders be placed for arbitrary quantities or will there be fixed sizing? How will you tackle container returns? Amazon fresh used to use high quality insulated bags you w
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by memco 4y ago
I Would be interested to know more about it too. I have been interested in running a piece of software that needs SIP partially disabled, but I’d I could just grant it exemption I would prefer that to a blanket removal. Funny thing is all c
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by memco 4y ago
These days I gravitate towards “improved” or “enhanced” handling or support for something to avoid unbounded certainty about the issue.
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by memco 4y ago
Even Time Machine has issues with intermittently available disks: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33762254 .
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by memco 4y ago
> For me MacBookPro with M2 chips would be perfect if the 13in model allowed 64GB RAM The new 14" model is only slightly bigger than the 13" (.4"x.4" bigger and .5lb heavier) and supports up to 96GB of RAM so may be a
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by memco 4y ago
Maybe not even suppliers and just organizations. I once offered tutoring services to someone who was working with the VA to get their degree. Since it was a subject outside of their normal scope and I was not a contractor with the VA I had
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by memco 4y ago
Loved this from one dish on mine: > expanded anchovy reduction This is how I will now refer to every ingredient I do not doctor in a recipe.
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by memco 4y ago
I didn’t know about sg_logs: that could be useful. One issue I have encountered and one that isn’t really addressed is that there are different paths (sg, st and nst) for a tape drive, but it isn’t always easy to know which of those device
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by memco 4y ago
Thanks for the additional tools to tackle this problem. We usually don’t have problems with this at work, but I just so happened to discover one today and was dreading the work it will take to sort out how to fix it.
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by memco 4y ago
I had trouble getting the tmux setup working in iterm. The main page suggests -CC, but the best practices wiki[0] says to use `-CC new -A -s main`, but this causes iterm to warn that a session is already started and doesn't actually cr
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by memco 4y ago
I'm glad to see someone with the same idea was able to take it to completion. Life got in the way for me and I never got to implement that part. If I ever get back around to it I will consult your solution if I get stuck.
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by memco 4y ago
Knew about it, but didn't quite understand how to use send until I read through the link you posted. Thanks for that! Regarding that article specifically I think it could've done better service to 'yield from' had it men
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by memco 4y ago
Good catch! Here's updated runs: time python day_2.py ________________________________________________________ Executed in 51.26 millis fish external usr time 23.38 millis 48.00 micros 23.33 milli
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by memco 4y ago
Don't have anything significant, but giving this a quick test with some of my advent of code solutions I found it to be quite a bit slower: time python day_2.py ____________________________________________________
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by memco 4y ago
When Amazon fresh started out they had these insulated reusable heavy dusty bagsYou were supposed to return the bag with your next order. Eventually they stopped using the heavy duty insulated bags and just used cardboard with the small ins
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by memco 4y ago
That’s a tough one because Python lacks a standard convention for deep comparisons so your only options are some bespoke function you (probably copy from some random website) stick in every library you use or pull in some third party depend
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by memco 4y ago
I too was bitten by Synology corrupted TM backups over SMB on WiFi and have stopped trying to back up since I have not found any good documentation on the cause or solution. Where do you store the backups? Did you change to a hardwired conn
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by memco 4y ago
I had a similar experience. I took a very small project from Python and turned it into Nim: it was about six times as fast to run and took roughly the same amount of code in both. I have plans to learn more but this article is actually a li
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by memco 4y ago
Much more robust than my approach of throwing a common set of formats at a string and every substring thereof until I get a datetime object back or the substring is too short to produce a usable date.
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by memco 4y ago
I think I remember this after reading the article. The most famous translation I could think of is Zero Wing: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_your_base_are_belong_to_... . What other ones do people know of with inte
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by memco 4y ago
Turned this into an iTerm color scheme to play around with the colors if anybody's interested: https://gist.github.com/memco/83edcaf20123dbe6ab3f19bef7e8a1... .
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by memco 4y ago
This sounds similar to PNPM: https://pnpm.io/ . You still get a node_modules folder but it just has symlinks into the global cache. Ot was basically a drop-in replacement (minus the need for —shamefully-hoist on our install)

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