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hannibalhorn

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    Comment #47726426

    Did not know this had happened, but does seem PHK (the original author of Varnish) is now with of the Vinyl Cache project, so this is not just a typical fork.

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    Comment #43100721

    If there's a language that does this right, all ears? But I havn't seen it - The use case described is for a small one off script for use in CI, or a single file script you send of…

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    Comment #40354349

    That's an interesting link and an argument I hadn't seen before. In my "real world" usage, I've found "bash strict mode" incredibly useful, especially when scripting things that ot…

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    Comment #34969383

    I do the same. Sounds like arrow is being implemented as an alternative, and you'll have to explicitly opt in via a dtype or a global setting, so numpy isn't going away.

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    Comment #33762968

    I've been really impressed with what I can accomplish with lima-vm, beyond just "replace docker desktop". The latest pre-release supports Virtualization.framework, including virtio…

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    Comment #32774079

    Perl actually predates both of those!

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    Comment #32731035

    I really like the overall design and ethos, but a new project without typehints, pydoc, and at least some tests just isn't the kind of thing I'd bring into my stack. Hope it gets a…

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    Comment #31212106

    Even well managed funds can result in someone getting the shaft. My dad's pension (Delphi Salaried) was cut to 50% of what it was supposed to be after the events of '08, and it was…

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    Comment #30927239

    That makes total sense, and glad to hear that it could be on the table when the time is right!

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    Comment #30926986

    My gut reaction was that as a browser extension, you would have the ability to add airlines that refuse to participate in the current travel sites, e.g., Southwest? But I don't see…

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    Comment #30252014

    I actually gave it a try, and couldn't successfully signup due to the phone number check, even though my name is on the line. Figure I've wasted a couple hours on it in total. Unne…

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    Comment #29175700

    Usually the disabled get the hardware through insurance or grants - in Texas, the state provides grants for assistive communication devices out of a fund sourced from a phone bill …

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    Comment #29095796

    I believe Python C-API compatibility isn't a really a goal for this implementation anyway. [1] HPy sounds like the best path forward? 1. https://github.com/RustPython/RustPython/is…

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    Comment #29026255

    So the "invention" is stackable trays on a cart? :-( I guess it's not just software patents that have become problematic.

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    Comment #28767610

    That is actually what he's doing [1]: We will support candidates for office who align with our core principles so that we can reform the system and make it more responsive to the A…

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    Comment #27566711

    So after reading the article I started reading up on deep RL, and came across what is essentially a blog post that shows you how to train a model to play Super Mario Bros [1]. I ha…

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    Comment #26304868

    Kinda close - I use Hammerspoon to setup a hotkey that runs security(1) via popen to retrieve and paste passwords into some apps. /usr/bin/security find-internet-password -wgs mydo…

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    Comment #26081909

    The accepted PEP is 634: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0634/ and the tutorial has some examples: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0636/ .

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    Comment #25855449

    You really have to understand how it's translated into actual code, and of course it's Python, so there's some legacy syntax to take into account. A `:` just means call format(lhs,…

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    Comment #25167866

    Then switch to poetry, why break pip? The dependency I referenced actually uses poetry, and the reason it's borked is because "poetry add pandas" back when 0.25.1 was current meant…

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    Comment #25146865

    Definitely not a fan. :-( Sometimes you know what you want and the package itself is wrong. For example, I have a dependency that specifies pandas at ^0.25.1, and now I can't insta…

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    Comment #24857653

    I have a Unifi USG, which has a third party wireguard addon, though of course OpenWRT could work just fine. You setup a wireguard tunnel normally, but disable the default routing (…

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    Comment #24853377

    tor provides a socks proxy, which you can assign to a container easy enough w/ the container proxy addon.

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    Comment #24852977

    I use the same setup (mullvad + container proxy) and can't praise it enough. I just keep a mullvad connection open on my router and only route the proxy IPs through it. Great for a…

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    Comment #24781617

    This is really cool! I prefer to keep all my in-house stuff in yaml, though of course for many big third party projects (prometheus, grafana, etc.) helm charts are the way to go. I…