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by memco 4y ago
I bought mine on eBay, but I also have used https://boardsource.xyz for parts. They have assembled versions of both Lulu and Lily58 pro for sale, which are very similar to the sofle as well as some 40% options if you want even m
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by memco 4y ago
In addition to set -x I have taken to wrapping my main entry point in some scripts where record keeping is helpful in a sub shell and pipe all output to a function that tees it's output to a log file after cleaning up escape sequences
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by memco 4y ago
The touch ID power button seems interesting: has that been in other iOS devices or is that new?
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by memco 4y ago
I like the remote editing stuff in VSCode, but I often end up having to rsync things at some point since I need to test code on remote servers, but I sometimes need access to other resources only available on my local machine. I can use VSC
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by memco 4y ago
OmniDiskSweeper: my favorite app for this is a native Mac application. That weighs in at about 24MB. This is quite a bit leaner. Don’t know if it’s any good but for non technical users the size of this app is about as low as you can go with
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by memco 4y ago
Both of which may or may not have some connection to the book What Color is Your Parachute: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_Color_Is_Your_Parachute... .
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by memco 4y ago
> He has a series of video's where he explores what the language will look like as he's developing it Probably the best place to see it in it's current form is his development streams on Twitch: https://www.twit
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by memco 4y ago
It is in private beta. You can send an email to request access. I'm not sure of the frequency or percentage of requests that are accepted, but I have seen some people get added over time.
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by memco 4y ago
Could you elaborate on what makes that a great way to check and what advantage that has over other methods?
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by memco 4y ago
> Nobody says that a baby is 0 years old. Totally irrelevant to the the actual conversation but I have in fact put my infant child’s age as 0 because I didn’t think to count in smaller increments than years. So there is at least one pe
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by memco 4y ago
In my defense, I did not say partial is currying, just that it is an alternative to a lambda in Python. I agree with your points, and with Izkata that the more relevant nuance is not that Python cannot curry, but that it doesn't do cur
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by memco 4y ago
There’s also functools.partial as another option. incr = partial(add, 1) incr(3)
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by memco 4y ago
Tangentially related, but I’m interested in doing file system traversal for finding some paths in Python: using a simple scandir to process takes minutes on the data I’m working with: shelling out to find is faster but still takes minutes.
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by memco 4y ago
Some companies issue their card without the numbers written on them so I don’t think it’ll be concern.
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by memco 4y ago
Sorry those didn’t pan out! I’m not sure I would actually pay for such an app since I only do jigsaw puzzles every few years. But it is fun to know it has been done and could be done again.
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by memco 4y ago
There’s also Graphite: https://github.com/Moulberry/Graphite
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by memco 4y ago
> What's next? Finding a needle in a haystack? I’m working on a jigsaw puzzle and hit a bit of a dry spell and was hoping there might be an app that could help find the pieces in a pile and where they go. Nothing exists yet that I
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by memco 4y ago
> adding extra logging Were that could be done without altering production code or restarting production services that don’t have any facility to change the logging levels on the fly. Was investigating an issue today in some code that on
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by memco 4y ago
Does eMacs have a good remote editing and debugging system comparable to VSC? I’ve tried pycharm and nvim, but both were clunky and did not work as well if at all for remote debugging and editing with navigation, autocomplete, linting etc.
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by memco 4y ago
That looks quite a bit more spartan than these chara corder keyboards I saw in use recently: https://www.charachorder.com/ . They have a QWERTY keyboard with chording firmware (and a chip for custom keyboards) to try corded
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by memco 4y ago
I believe so. You also lose repeat on the home row keys because they become modifiers when held. It’s a trade off, but one that many people make since repeated key presses is not as useful as the mod keys. Same is true for people who rema
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by memco 4y ago
I’m booking a cruise on which they’re asking $200 for five days of data. This would be helpful if we were too far off shore to get reception to avoid such high fees. Starlink itself currently offers service to ships at a cost of $5000/
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by memco 4y ago
I have a disassembled laptop in my garage after a failed attempt to replace the battery on my 8 year old MacBook. Apple no longer offers repairs nor is there anyone else in the area I could find to do it. I replaced my wife’s (10 year old)
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by memco 4y ago
You care when you need to deploy stuff to remote servers the time difference between 10MB and 330kb. There’s also data transfer costs to consider. I never had a problem with how long it took to install dependencies until I had to do it mult
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by memco 4y ago
I wouldn’t say it’s irrelevant but it does change the equation: when that article came out designing for 1024x768 or lower resolution was commonplace. Real-estate was at a premium but the extra width of a 1024 pixel display meant that there
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by memco 4y ago
My two favorite articles from that era are from a list apart: https://alistapart.com/article/prettyaccessibleforms/ and site point: https://www.sitepoint.com/fancy-form-design-css/ . Long form
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by memco 4y ago
I’m waiting to see the tool, but I also got intrigued by this. Looking forward to the follow up.
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by memco 4y ago
As others mentioned this could be helpful by forcing other ISPs to improve their products. I’m in the Seattle suburbs: we have two ISPs one has data caps and the other has a max of 100Mbps. There’s one fiber company that’s expanding in WA b
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by memco 4y ago
> Furthermore, what's wrong with a subscription model? GMO seeds costs money to develop and that has to be recouped somehow. The alternative is paying some sort of upfront fixed cost, which is probably even worse on a farmer's
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by memco 4y ago
Even in the fast fail case it would help if it told you which constraint failed. In the example from the readme it says the row failed validation, but not why. Would be nice if it said something like “items of `tags` must be type string, bu

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