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Tipewryter
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Comment #27780930
Interesting. I took the \K solution right from the article without trying it. Now that I try it, it indeed does not work. Maybe the author reads this and can look at it.
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Comment #27776551
The solution... not_this|(but_this) ... is interesting. But since it returns the match in a submatch I would say the \K approach is better: (?:not_this.*?)*\Kbut_this Because usual…
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Comment #27769667
Here is how to reproduce it in a fresh docker container, so we have the same environment: docker run -it --rm debian:10-slim /bin/bash apt update apt install -y git python3-pip --n…
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Comment #27768962
This outputs many pages of debug information and then dies. The error seems to be this: This package requires Rust >=1.41.0.
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Comment #27768913
you can use pip install -r requirements.txt I don't see a requirements.txt file.
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Comment #27751175
Hmm.. No impact on the Microsoft stock price?
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Comment #27738140
Additional requirement files for dev and test don't seem like a burden to me. Can you describe an issue that you had by not locking transitive dependencies?
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Comment #27737960
Why would I need poetry? Doesn't "pip3 install -r requirements.txt" do everything I need?
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Comment #27737799
That is a very broad question. Can you mention a specific attack vector? Then I might be able to explain how I do or do not avoid it.
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Comment #27736767
A Docker container starts in two seconds or so. And gives me everything I need. So no need to dabble with a VM. There is not much overhead in running a project in a container. The …
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Comment #27736701
I prefer containers over pyenv and poetry. This way not only python version and dependencies are "in one place" but also all other stuff that comes along with a new project. The OS…
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Comment #25471242
Two Tips: 1: Opensource it. The type of person who would be an early adapter probably wants to have the option to improve / self host it. 2: Make a Twitter account to keep interest…
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Comment #25464872
If. But so far, no federated system has resulted in good user experience.
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Comment #25464790
Interesting. Looking at Minds, I already see a big flaw: All posts are under the /newsfeed/ namespace. So instead of /username/1234 your posts are here: /newsfeed/1234 I don't thin…
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Comment #25464747
That is a software repo. Not a public centralized service that lets users communicate with each other.
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Comment #25464736
Can you name some alternatives? I am not aware of any. Please note that I explicitly said "centralized". Because decentralized solutions like Mastodon have not resulted in viable a…
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Comment #25464525
Thought experiment: How hard would it be to write a centralized 1-to-many message pipe that replicates Twitters core functionality? How hard would it be to run such a thing? The mo…
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Comment #24834539
What do you eat in the morning?
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Comment #24828767
Wow. What do you eat instead of bread?
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Comment #24826817
You don't consider putting your body above work and marriage?
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Comment #24826725
I'm not sure if I even eat any food with sugar and refined carbs. Is that stuff in bread?
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Comment #24826719
And you did not consider to keep on playing volleyball? Isn't getting rid of the "bearable" pain worth it? Have you considered upping the volleyball to every other day or so? I wou…
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Comment #24826685
Do not stretch your spine What do you mean with this? How does one stretch their spine?
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Comment #24826654
I have to get off my chair after like 15 minutes anyhow, because work with the computer causes intense pain in my upper back. Walking on the other hand causes pain in my lower back…