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by rsyring 2y ago
More details: https://cloud.google.com/artifact-registry/docs/pull-cached-...
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If you are using uv: $ uv cache prune $ uv cache clean Take your pick and schedule to run weekly/monthly.
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by rsyring 2y ago
FWIW, this is a very subjective sentiment. I really, really dislike things like you described. Software is a tool to me. Let me do my job with it as simply as possible. No distractions and don't get in my way. It would be like putti
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From the OP: > Commenters: please don't reply to job posts to complain about something. It's off topic here.
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I'm only an occasional YT user, but I don't have any of those issues and use uBlock+Firefox and NextDNS.
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This.
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It was 50 mins to finish for me. But I had to look at my browser history to tell. I would have guessed 20-30 mins.
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I have used and like HTMX. But I think Unpoly is more batteries included, in a good way: https://unpoly.com/ It has more built-in functionality that most web applications are going to need.
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>They're just okay enough that it doesn't get in your way. That's quite a low bar to cross! I so wish that were true. I feel like I'm regularly fighting "good enough” sites that get in my way. Or worse, dark pa
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Ha! I was in a hurry and misread this as the 4.0 release notes.
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I think you missed some of the most important bits at the end: > But understand this, that in the last days there will come times of difficulty. For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to
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IMO, if apple were to make a TV, it wouldn't be dumb. It would probably have similar software as their current Apple TV hardware.
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Nit: they have a partnership with Tailscale to offer the VPN as a part of a tailnet that subscribes to the service. But, it's not white label. White label implies it would be Tailscale VPN (or similar) with no reference to Mullvalad i
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by rsyring 2y ago
If you want to post a discussion on the mise GH repo, I'd be happy to help. Feel free to @ me in that discussion so I don't miss it.
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I think mise gets a lot right. I use it for environment variables, Python virtualenv creation and activation, and task scripts. I've been a software developer for over twenty years and am usually reluctant to use new tools. But mise
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> As recent, on-patent drugs, they are very, very expensive ($360/month... Expensive is always relative to one's income. But, to put that number into perspective relative to another medication given for a good night's sle
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They have different priorities, especially with major interventions. First priority, make sure you don't die. Sleep and recovery are down the list a bit. Disconnected? Probably. But I think that's intended and part of the curren
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Ditto except NextDNS as default on my network for DNS blocking. I can switch to cloudflare DNS in Firefox to circumvent DNS routing which is occasionally necessary, mostly to make email links work.
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As a thought experiment, imagine someone had built Anaconda for C and then, instead of making Python APIs out of those mostly C libraries, just left the interface as C. Same packaging solution, same libraries, but the user has to learn C.
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To each his own. I thoroughly enjoy Python, having used it for ~15 years now, have absolutely no issues with package management and haven't for the better part of a decade, and believe there are good reasons why Python "won"
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> Human society is predicated on humans being special. So far, so good. > Any truly objective observer will say humans are no different from other animals on Earth And...we hard exit stage left. It's sad when presumably good inte
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For a more batteries included option, see https://unpoly.com/
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Nah. The point is to try to get people who are aware of HTMX aware of a library that does the same thing better. The title you suggest is unhelpfully vague, although technically correct. I forgot about the HN guidelines with respect to e
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Unpoly: A Batteries Included Htmx(unpoly.com)
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I see a lot of discussion on HN about HTMX. One of the, IMO, fair criticisms of HTMX is that it's a bit low level and misses some of the features included by JS frameworks. Unpoly is better in that respect as it has higher level abstr
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https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3092.txt
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When I was in college twenty years ago, I was in the military. We did PT and ran often. The best I ever ran was after a summer of relatively slow but "longer" runs, maybe an hour or so each a few times a week. The best two mile
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> This election is a simple choice — do we want more of the Snowden-revealed evil of the establishment or do we want to poke the establishment in the eye? I agree this election is a simple choice, but not the one you proposed. It's
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https://www.sudo.ws/docs/man/1.8.13/visudo.man/ "visudo edits the sudoers file in a safe fashion..."
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> But having them this would allow more types of applications to be deployed in JVM stack... Ah...makes sense now. I was thinking along the lines of someone switching to the JVM for better performance, but being held back by the absence

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