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by pletnes 6y ago
I use this to insert the jira issue key into the commit message.
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by pletnes 6y ago
It’s fantastic and should be used by most CLI programs. Argparse is much faster and avoids having a dependency, so it does serve a purpose.
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by pletnes 6y ago
The interpreter interprets bytecode, i.e .pyc
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by pletnes 6y ago
You can always set up a «git fetch» cronjon on your dev laptop/rpi/vps/toaster. I had one on all repos in my ~/git directory to ensure I have up-to-date repos without manual intervention.
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by pletnes 6y ago
True, but all CI systems allow you to run arbitrary shell scripts. This is often the source of e.g. hard-to-debug broken builds, because you can’t necessarily run the bits locally, or at least it’s inconvenient.
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by pletnes 6y ago
Maybe this is the final push to eliminate brands that are misspelled normal words?
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by pletnes 6y ago
There’s already the %%bash cell magic, which does that for bash.
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by pletnes 6y ago
Parquet’s snappy and brotli compressors are quite ok. Not sure if blosc is even faster though.
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by pletnes 6y ago
Does it have graph-drawing included?
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by pletnes 6y ago
What we did for our old tv, was to get a chromecast after 3-4 years. This might be a cheaper and more environmentally friendly approach than yours, as we then buy one «smart-device», but you might end up with 2, over 12 years. But then some
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by pletnes 6y ago
Pacman is way faster than apt (or used to be, when I was using it).
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by pletnes 6y ago
DB noob question: if you know that you should be indexing on a json attribute, can’t you put it into a «proper column» and index there?
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by pletnes 6y ago
Not all plastic does. E.g POM, used in car parts and other durable products. Mass density ~1.4x water. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyoxymethylene?wprov=sfti1
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by pletnes 6y ago
I did that years ago. The only downside is that every 2-3 years some email gets stuck in gmail’s spam folder.
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by pletnes 6y ago
Less mouse arm pain. And you can listen to podcasts, or something, in the 50 minutes.
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by pletnes 6y ago
So why was he walking on a train track? Is this uncorrelated to his diagnosis?
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by pletnes 6y ago
You can chew through TB even without distributed, as long as you have the disks and cores on the same system.
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by pletnes 6y ago
If you use relative line numbers, 5dd makes total sense.
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by pletnes 6y ago
What’s «large»? I’ve set up multi-TB analyses without issue, using dask. I don’t know of a more productive language for such analyses, either. What is even better?
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by pletnes 6y ago
Also for tab completion of directories to rsync on the remote. Otherwise you’d have to type your password on every <tab>. You can use ssh keys and agents to achieve the same, but it’s much slower, and harder to set up IMO.
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by pletnes 6y ago
I simply have two configs for machines I ssh to often - one to the «normal shell» and one to a tmux instance with standard name.
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by pletnes 7y ago
You can use it to keep track of session cookies across multiple web workers.
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by pletnes 7y ago
Xonsh lets you log history to a sqlite database. It’s a nifty feature for analysing what you’re doing in your shell and AFAIK it keeps the start/stop/elapsed time too.
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by pletnes 7y ago
I third this. And push your most convenient aliases and git hooks or whatever to github. It’s not much work to symlink, git clone, ansible them, or whatever works for you.
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by pletnes 7y ago
There’s a few utility functions that come to mind. Git hooks, for example.
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by pletnes 7y ago
Technically correct, the best kind of correct! Conda can in fact install pypy from conda-forge, which is close enough for most people.
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by pletnes 7y ago
Since python3 has many more users than python2 this is not a relevant comparison. It was not smooth, but now it’s done and it worked. There have been many C++ forks which have failed to replace it, e.g D, Rust, ...
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by pletnes 7y ago
Can confirm, quite like catj. As a python dev though, I find the npm installation non intuitive. Jq is simple - stuff a binary in some bin/.
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by pletnes 7y ago
This you have to install, xargs is everywhere. Also with the -P flag you can parallelize the most common cases.
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by pletnes 7y ago
Interesting. How do you enable «trace-level» logging without writing «log.trace(...)» absolutely everywhere in your code? And what about performance? For context, I mostly program in python. I could imagine compile-time loglevel settings co

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