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by wyuenho 4y ago
Set up direnv, and then: cd /your/project && echo "layout python" > .envrc && direnv allow Give it a go then tell me what the point is for any of these poetry/pipenv/hatch/flit&#x
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by wyuenho 4y ago
Take a look at this: https://direnv.net/man/direnv-stdlib.1.html#codelayout-pytho...
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by wyuenho 4y ago
That would be the "something else" :) If you don't want to fire up docker, you'll have to look elsewhere other than just pip-tool
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by wyuenho 4y ago
You can't lock your dependencies with Hatch. https://hatch.pypa.io/latest/meta/faq/#libraries-vs-applicat...
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by wyuenho 4y ago
You still need something else to manage your python versions and virtualenvs tho, and then as soon as you've pick a solution for the latter two problems, chances are you'll discover these tools also have a lock files that'll
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by wyuenho 4y ago
What do you think all these new financial apps popping up left and right in Europe is doing with your purchase data?
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by wyuenho 4y ago
Poetry is good, I'll hit a bug in poetry from time to time but it's improving quickly. Direnv is better, direnv layout will automatically create a hidden virtualenv directory on your work tree and sets up your path when you cd int
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by wyuenho 4y ago
I take this as a joke.
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by wyuenho 4y ago
What I'm saying is, at this point, Europe has lost the competition on so many waves of technological disruptions, there's simply no hope. The only thing Europe can do to gain back some international negotiating power is to invest
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by wyuenho 4y ago
Increasingly on the big 3 American cloud I can tell you that.
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by wyuenho 4y ago
Speaking of cherry-picking. Which European fab is ASML selling to? Being able to manufacture one machine for one stage of the process doesn't make an industry. Europe has some great niche companies, but has a real problem fostering an
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by wyuenho 4y ago
Where do you think those digital infrastructure are hosted?
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China Acquiring New Weapons Five Times Faster Than U.S. Warns Top Official(thedrive.com)
3 points by wyuenho 4y ago|1 comments
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by wyuenho 4y ago
Proper generics would be parametric polymorphism with full program type inference, i.e. an ML derivative.
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by wyuenho 4y ago
I only expected a CS professor to discover some of issues listed here: https://go101.org/generics/888-the-status-quo-of-go-custom-g... I mean, my cousin still in high school can do better than that...
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by wyuenho 4y ago
The title says Go generics are not bad, and then in less than a page this guy only compared one use case with Java's generics. I'd expect a CS professor to be able to add a little more rigor in a blog post but I guess everyone is
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by wyuenho 4y ago
A nation state has more than one way of extracting information from enemies of said state. There's the civilized way we now call hacking, and then there's the traditional way, which may or may not involve technology.
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The Status Quo of Go Custom Generics(go101.org)
2 points by wyuenho 4y ago|0 comments
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by wyuenho 4y ago
Because architecting your home network's gateway/router to delegate half of what it does to a separate box with proper isolation and never failing DNS lookups is non-trivial. But mostly, it's because people who complain about
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by wyuenho 5y ago
What's so inadequate? When you deploy, your CI/CD pipeline and production don't run on the apt/dnf versions of the language runtime?
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Yes there is, but may not be granular enough to the patch level, they usually end at the major or minor level. But then again, I've never ran into or heard of anyone that needs a very specific semver of a language runtime for a project
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Exactly the reason to use direnv directly.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Just install them with Homebrew or Macports. They all get installed into different paths anyway and you don't even need to build from source on your system. Building python and node are major PATA.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Configuration is a necessity for any tooling. Direnv is something you likely already use with dotenv anyway to configure your CI/CD pipelines. All you need to do is to drop in a few more extra environment variables into your git worktr
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Their "plugins", are using exactly the same build plugins pyenv, rbenv and nodeenv use to build the language runtimes. All asdf does is set the point things to the right directories using various tricks like symlinks and shims and
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by wyuenho 5y ago
asdf is not a replacement for pyenv, rbenv, goenv and nvm, it's yet another abstraction on top of them. Nvm is a fork of rbenv for node, and pyenv is a fork of rbenv for python, the core of all of these asdf plugins are exactly ruby-bu
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609 Pages of Horse Shit(books.google.com)
2 points by wyuenho 5y ago|1 comments
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Ukraine war: Ben Wallace and Priti Patel targeted by hoax calls(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by wyuenho 5y ago|0 comments
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by wyuenho 5y ago
This is likely a mini-LED screen that Apple has been putting into the iPad Pro and MBPs, which is not a technology LG possesses. This is likely manufactured in Taiwan or China or Germany, using the licensed technology from Taiwan's Epi
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Select, put and delete data from JSON, TOML, YAML, XML and CSV files(github.com)
200 points by wyuenho 5y ago|31 comments

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