pryelluw

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   by pryelluw 2y ago

   what keyboard do you currently use?
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   by pryelluw 2y ago

   https://www.nps.gov/lake/learn/nature/images/Lake-Mead-Overv... I searched for that image. It gives me a good idea of the size.
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   by pryelluw 2y ago

   At this point, I’m planning to move away from Wordpress due to the instability and into a regular wiki based site. Unsure of which at the moment, maybe some suggestions? Prefer static file based rather than host a DB.
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   by pryelluw 2y ago

   “Not turn into a content junkie, churning out slop I wouldn’t want to read myself.” What a beautiful value to have.
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   by pryelluw 2y ago

   Every time this website gets posted I order like $30 worth of office supplies. Dunno why but it’s so tempting.
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   by pryelluw 2y ago

   Can you offer your own login? I’d rather not share access to GitHub.
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   by pryelluw 2y ago

   Yes, rails definitely in a bigger scale. Django within pythons ecosystem. IME fastapi has eroded some of Django’s hold but it’s still chugging along nicely. Hype has certainly died down because it is ancient by today’s standards. Still a ve
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   by pryelluw 2y ago

   Mind sharing what libraries you use ?
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   by pryelluw 2y ago

   That’s what people said about Python before Django. They asked why not use PHP or Perl. But Django came along and established a strong set of patterns that make web dev much easier these days.
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    I’ve been focusing more and more on rust for my personal projects and I agree with all of these. What im waiting for is the Django equivalent in rust. Dunno if its already here but I’m hoping. The one thing I do enjoy in rust is how you don
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    Feels weird to pay for this. I’m definitely spoiled by open source tooling.
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    I find the process of writing standup comedy to be the purest form of writing and public speaking. There is a constant effort to adjust words around in order to get that extra laugh. How you write something has direct effect on how the joke
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    McFrodo has a nice ring to it.
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    Can it be adapted to use ollama? Seems like a good tool to setup locally as a navigation tool.
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    Is there a way to lock the screen in order to be able to scroll around on mobile?
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    Seen it with my own eyes. One of the new ones is using multiple expensive LLM queries to do something a little bit of code can do. Amazon must be racking in the bucks with Bedrock.
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    I fucking love this! Hope some initial tutorials become available. I’ll gladly contribute some but I need a little guide to get started.
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    I have this bad codebase at work. Really bad. One of the things I’ve been working on for the past two years is making it consistent. I’m almost at the point where interfaces can be left alone and internals rewrites in a consistent style. Pe
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    You ruined it by pointing it out :-D We need to have people continue the meme by missing the point of nitpicking nitpicked arguments. That’s a special thing here in HN.
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    I increase the font size and just stare. Tends to work, too. Maybe we should be compiling them somewhere …
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    Yes, good approach. Do you ever feel like the internet has been turned adversarial? Flame wars are as old as email but not the default.
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    I’d say programmers are taught to nitpick away at arguments by default. The nature of the code review is to verify that the code I wrote meets certain (opinions) standards. Hence nitpicking is built into the profession. Maybe one day it’ll
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    Whatever works so I can fix it and be home on time. I will even print (in paper) the code and step through it with a pen. Again, whatever works. Also, will we ever move forward from these sort of discussions? Back when I was a mechanic no o
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    This is the latest iteration after multiple Django based rewrites. Last night I was looking into just running a wiki but that would require more time, which I don’t want to spend. More important things to do like finding speakers for the gr
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    Have you seen the Python Atlanta website ? https://pyatl.dev I built it and it’s pretty bad. Even with the power of the Wordpress template I managed to make a bad website. But I spent too much time thriving for perfection. And
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    I tried to sign the guestbook but could not. Didn’t expect it to work but would have been nice. Wish guestbooks were still a thing. Visiting my site to find a new message was always a treat.
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    Thanks for taking the time to reply with all this great info.
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    Mostly use it for recording technical talks at Python Atlanta meetups (I’m an organizer). Ambient sounds are not a priority. But I’ve used it to capture the sounds of a fresh water beach (which sounds much different than salt water). I did
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    I daily an (newest model) SE and got some wireless lavalier mics that plug into the lighting port. They work well and were cheap. Have to carry them around. Not name brand or anything. Though I hope to get some from rode. What do you use fo
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    by pryelluw 2y ago

    Which iPhone model?