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   by tln 4y ago

   FYI here's the thread where tuple parameters were removed. https://mail.python.org/archives/list/python-dev@python.org/...
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   by tln 4y ago

   This approach kind of describes Graal. Interestingly, GraalPython never seems to come up on these speeding-up-Python articles & benchmarks while TruffleRuby is a heavyweight in the speeding-up-Ruby space.
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   by tln 4y ago

   I'm with you! The PR commit can have sooo much good information, that can be used by so many teams. Loom videos for a quick demo of the feature. A concise description of the impact on customers, support teams. Deployment and feature ro
4. 244.▲
   by tln 5y ago

   Got any links for some of the "Really cool static site generators"?
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   by tln 5y ago

   Nice work on this! I'd suggest publishing to npm so that it can be run with npx. Check out fncli if you want to add some command line args... might be nice to specify some of the config that way
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   by tln 5y ago

   I'd try it but it isn't compatible with my phone, which is an up to date Pixel. Maybe region locked?
7. 247.▲
   by tln 5y ago

   I agree that it would be nice for NPM to show the total footprint of a module, especially if that provides some social incentive to reduce the dependency count.
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   by tln 5y ago

   Interesting... what are you printing? I've had my brother laser for just about 10 years now, it's been awesome, regular paper, 80# cardstock and shipping labels being no problem from tray or feed. Envelopes haven't been great
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   by tln 5y ago

   Cool project! Was this inspired by Golf with Your Friends? I've been playing that a fair bit, it's pretty fun and good value.
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    by tln 5y ago

    The conditional services can be done with 'profiles' nowadays. https://docs.docker.com/compose/profiles/ Anyway, wrapping everything in a dev command makes a lot of sense for DX, and then if generating
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    by tln 5y ago

    Would .env files not have worked? Your script generates a .env, with a static docker-compose.yml Restarting one service isn't 4 commands.
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    by tln 5y ago

    Personally I think this submission and the other one[1] that probably made it to the front page are excellent :) [1] https://repography.com/blog/go-first-commit
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    by tln 5y ago

    This is so, so awesome! My one small suggestion would be to make each languages docs more prominent than the icon which links to Github "implementation notes".
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    by tln 5y ago

    Just drop the á https://krita.org/en/item/funding-kritas-development/ Looks like $6000 from steam, or 10%, in ~2016
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    by tln 5y ago

    My phone recognized 2 / 4 QR codes with the "built in" reader and 3 / 4 with a 3rd party app... Making the dots tiny is an interesting approach. I wonder if it does anything else
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    by tln 5y ago

    (12 12 moveto /Courier 10 selectfont <28> show show <29> show (dup cvs exec) show)dup cvx exec
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    by tln 5y ago

    JavaScript has labels, so objects have always been ambiguous with blocks
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    by tln 5y ago

    Yes, you can specify an exact version in package.json. The easiest way is by adding "-E" when installing: npm install chalk -ES yarn add chalk -ES The -S installs and saves to package.json (equiv to requirements.txt).
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    by tln 5y ago

    I think this could be done as a community. Imagine if npm allowed organizations to publish "vetted pointers" to packages. So redhat could publish a "{redhat}colors", which would include only the vetted versions. When ins
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    by tln 5y ago

    Is it his code to inject a backdoor in? As another commenter said[0], this is malicious code and THAT is against the ToS of npm[1]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29865977 [1] https://docs.npmjs.com&#x2
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    by tln 5y ago

    I get grief about the green bubble weekly. It not just teens
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    by tln 5y ago

    That would be a nice optimization. Here's what Python does 0 LOAD_FAST 0 (x) 2 LOAD_CONST 1 (1000) 4 COMPARE_OP 0 (<) 6 POP_JUMP_IF
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    by tln 5y ago

    That made me smile. A little persistence paid off 3x! And Google just paid.
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    by tln 5y ago

    PineNote Developer Edition is $399 with stylus included. Remarkable 2 is $399 without a stylus. The only way Remarkable 2 is "cheaper" is with an $8/mo subscription-- $299 + $8/mo.
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    by tln 5y ago

    My test suite has the schema and seed data in a template database then runs CREATE DATABASE testX TEMPLATE seed; ...which takes about 1 second per test run. The seed data and schema is baked into a docker image, and recreated whene
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    by tln 5y ago

    Yeah, that is weird. CentOS 7 is from 2009. CentOS 8 is from 2015 Neither supports io_uring (although I don't think nginx does either)
27. 267.▲
    by tln 5y ago

    You already need replacements?
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    by tln 5y ago

    GitHub seems to care about user experience even though they're winning though.
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    by tln 5y ago

    That table shows H15 cells are on average 0.9 m^2, or a hexagon with edges 0.59m long. (The average edge length is 0.5m, but that's not the same as the edge length of the average area hexagon)
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    by tln 5y ago

    I now use VS code for reviewing PRs and it's easy to spot and then touch up comments. With GitHub, not so much. Not sure why code base size would make it harder... Workflow? Code unit size? The larger the code base, the more comment di