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Take a look at Streamlit or maybe Dash. They are meant for putting simple UIs on top of (Python) data apps, which I think is what you really have here. You focus on the logic and don't have to deal with the frontend directly. https:&#
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For a bit of pedantry, the driver _can_ be right at the front of the vehicle and low enough, see city buses.
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Thank you for the heads up! Could you please contact me directly using the address in my profile?
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4y ago
It's _your team_, the people you most closely work with every day. You shouldn't need a manager to talk to each other. Just bring it up while grabbing lunch: "hey you guys, I hear a lot of Chinese and I feel left out, and oth
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> I can’t see myself putting the same work in to help the world’s richest man pay the loans he took out So Twitter was “really good” (while it was helping the many rich shareholders of a random public company) but it’s suddenly “work” a
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SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote | Data engineering, devops PartsCloud connects industrial machine manufacturers with a global network of specialized logistics service providers and enables spare parts to be sent to customers worldwide within ho
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PartsCloud | Remote | Data engineer, Full-stack engineer, Interns | https://partscloud.com PartsCloud connects industrial machine manufacturers with a global network of specialized logistics service providers and enables spare p
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4y ago
It would be of great help and peace of mind if you would partner with _one_ reference distro (realistically Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Arch or maybe SUSE) and prove that the hardware can be _fully_ supported in their LTS release.
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My favourite self hosted option so far because it's fairly minimal but does offline archiving: - Shiori ( https://github.com/go-shiori/shiori )
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4y ago
Thank you for all the suggestions, your answer is exactly what I was hoping for! It sounds like Avantree DG80 might solve my issues on Linux, I never realized I could outsource the entire Bluetooth audio headache to a generic dongle and get
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4y ago
Edit: not directly relevant to Silexan, but I'm not surprised that the lavender oil didn't work, especially if it came from a naturopath. The Massachusetts Medical Society states, "Naturopathic practices are unchanged by rese
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4y ago
What is a good alternative for a USB/Bluetooth office/WFH headset with a noise canceling _microphone_ (no background voices/noise), especially one that would also work on Linux? Jabra Elite2 40 for example looked almost perfe
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I have been using Parcel ( https://parceljs.org ) for building JS and CSS (from SASS) asset bundles for Django apps. It is pleasant to use because it takes almost no configuration to get going.
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5y ago
Too bad, that hits really close — my monitor is a Philips BDM4065UC.
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I use a 40” screen about 80 cm away, and it’s almost the perfect size. I think it would be even better with a curve, because text right on a corner (like a terminal prompt) is a bit of a stretch.
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I definitely agree with that take when talking about running two 4k monitors at full resolution, but it doesn’t address the size at all. The more reasonable approach would be to use two ~38-42” monitors.
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I'm genuinely curious, why would you like this to be a part of systemd instead of an independent system service?
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I am still running Debian stable on a T460p and all I can tell you is that there is hope. I used to have major issues with suspend and dock on this machine, with Ubuntu and then Debian. I lost many work mornings to getting the machine to sh
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I don’t trust password managers — I use them to store only half of each password. I have a changing algorithm to derive the other half from the site’s name in my head. This allows me to securely copy paste the first part, then securely type
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Well, your bookmarks form a _very very_ small web, with only pages that are guaranteed to be interesting to you. You're inadvertently hinting towards an elegant solution: forget about trying to organize bookmarks. Instead, just hit a b
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Tuya Zigbee air quality sensors on AliExpress start around $20. I can't speak to their accuracy, but they are supported by Zigbee2MQTT and provide a CO2 reading. https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/devices/TS0601_air_qualit
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Philips Hue lights are sadly not on the same seriousness level as the Lutron hardware. After a time away, I tried to turn on lights with my phone -- only to be greeted by a message like "There is a mandatory update available for your b
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Normally you wouldn't use `w-32` but rather something like `w-8`, that translates to `width: 2rem;`. Same with colors, you would use `bg-red-400`, that happens to translate to `rgba(248, 113, 113)`. Half of TailwindCSS is a _way_ of us
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In my notes, I put the properties as YAML in a code (‘’’yaml) block starting each heading. Easy to parse and well supported by all editors.
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HP used to make a 20” laptop, so it’s not outrageous: https://gizmodo.com/hps-20-inch-hdx-dragon-laptop-walked-thr...
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Unless that has changed recently, gitea doesn’t provide any way to search a wiki (!), making it quite useless for documentation.
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በቀላሉ ብዙ ሰዎች ስለማይረዱ።
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5y ago
What is Pinboard and what does it have to do with Bitcoin?
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http://www.paulgraham.com/pypar.html True in 2004, probably still true to some extent in 2021.
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If anyone in Germany (or close) also wants one, there is a full Ultra1 on eBay (just with a more manageable LCD screen): https://www.ebay.de/itm/114800428000 I have no connection to it, only mentioning it because they
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