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by pseufaux 2y ago
Unabashedly one sided, but still a pretty good resource about this case. https://www.usvgoogleads.com
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by pseufaux 2y ago
The : basically just tells bash to do nothing with the result of the line. So `: "${ELL_LOG_LEVEL:=2}";` would initialize `ELL_LOG_LEVEL` to 2 if it's not already set without producing any output.
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by pseufaux 2y ago
Sure, it's weird in the same way being a geek in HN is weird. Writing a "uses" page is not an uncommon occurrence ( https://uses.tech ). I personally enjoy hearing about what other people find useful, interesting, a
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by pseufaux 2y ago
Well said, and I mostly agree. The only counterpoint I can think of is that there is also a lot of complexity which comes with cross platform development (especially true if you add mobile to the mix). If you have a specific desktop platfor
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by pseufaux 2y ago
In case anyone hasn't found it yet, I've been enjoying his newest podcast, Better Offline. Currently only about 28 episodes in. https://www.iheart.com/podcast/139-better-offline-150284547/
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by pseufaux 2y ago
Curious what criteria you're using for using for qualifying luxury. It seems to me that materials, software, and design are all on par with other more expansive Apple products. The main difference is the chipset which I would argue is
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Not sure it's really that unpopular. I personally find braces harder to read. Perhaps they are more explicit, but it just adds clutter. Compared to C and Java (even well formatted) I'd rather read someone else's Python code a
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Welp...I'm convinced. Time to pack up and go home.
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by pseufaux 3y ago
1Password wrote a blog post stating something similar. Basically it comes down to if you're using TOTP as a true second factor. If you are it really shouldn't even be accessible from the same device. https://blog.1passw
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Took 10 minutes of nonstop drawing, but my record is now 98.5%. My wife got a 97.4 on her second try and I just couldn't let that stand.
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Basically just an ad for Nitric (terraform competitor), though I'll admit that the framework looks a hell of a lot friendlier than HCL.
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by pseufaux 3y ago
This looks really nice! I feel like Python's frontend ecosystem is currently exploding. I came across fastUI[1] today as well which looks similar. 1. https://github.com/pydantic/FastUI
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by pseufaux 3y ago
I've been happy with Ente Auth https://github.com/ente-io/auth
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Agreed though I'd argue sticky notes happen even with user supplied passwords. When I worked at a university, I cannot tell you how often I found a sticky not on the bottom of a keyboard with a list of passwords.
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by pseufaux 3y ago
True, but why would the organization need to store the password? Wouldn't it be simpler to just generate a random 4 words (or something similar) then treat it the same as a user supplied one.
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Completely agree, at least in an idealistic scenario.
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by pseufaux 3y ago
I always wonder why employers don't just set passwords for their users and only give them the option to randomize them. Seems like an ideal solution, if using passwords is a requirement.
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Curious what trouble you've had? The Python package ecosystem has always "just worked" for me. That's true regardless of the interpreter implementation I use. I generally test my projects against both CPython and Pypy.
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Are you referring to iCloud Private Relay? If so that's expected behavior for with any DNS based ad blocker. Turning on the relay proxies your connection and your local network's DNS server will not be used. Doesn't matter if
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by pseufaux 3y ago
I've been experimenting with tart recently as a means of spinning up quick test environments for management workflows. I've been pleasantly surprised. There's nothing seemingly special under the hood. It's just a cli wra
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by pseufaux 3y ago
This looks awesome. I might be missing it somewhere, but what's the minimum required hardware to run something like this locally?
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by pseufaux 3y ago
They do have screenshots on the first page of the docs though, so that's at least something. https://toga.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
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by pseufaux 3y ago
On the advice of numerous HN threads, I switched from Homebrew to Nix, and gave it a 6 month shot. Nix was great at first: simple, fast, elegant. However, I quickly realized that the simplicity was a facade that even a casual user would eve
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by pseufaux 3y ago
This was my thought exactly. I am impressed, terrified, and fully expect an intern at a company somewhere to use this to implement recursion.
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Absolutely, I can't wait to get my MS Paint on over ssh. But more seriously, you're absolutely right. There is clearly a large degree of utility in utilizing the terminal as a visual interface/platform. A project such as Text
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by pseufaux 3y ago
My first thought with Textual and most TUIs is always, "but why?" But then I actually look at what they are building, and I realize, "Oh, because it's really cool!"
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Have you tried the vscode-neovim extension? That's basically what it does. https://github.com/vscode-neovim/vscode-neovim
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by pseufaux 3y ago
That did it. Working great now! I for one am glad for your side project obsession. It's great to meet you. I'll shoot you that email shortly.
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by pseufaux 3y ago
Awesome! Thank you! The only thing is I'm getting. A 404 when accessing any of the item urls. Looking at the xml, its adding a / at the end of each url which is causing the 404. If I remove the / it works. Is that an easy fix
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by pseufaux 3y ago
First time I've come across this. It's fantastic! Is there not a RSS feed, or am I just missing it?

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