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jkrubin

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    Comment #48232919

    it still blows EVERYTHING that came before it out of the water.

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    Comment #46322625

    This is fantastic. It didn’t work for me at first bc i dragged assuming it was dnd, but then would say that is “user error”

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    Comment #45599556

    Oh Hi! Very cool. Looks very similar to my project's reqwest wrapper. maybe we should team up!? https://github.com/jessekrubin/ry https://github.com/jessekrubin/ry/tree/main/crates…

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    Comment #42721480

    Anytime i see a Justine post it’s a banger — i had not read this one.

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    Comment #42468710

    All thoughts and opinions about conda aside, it’s the only sane way (on several platforms) to install gdalbins + gdal-python-bindings. I don’t mind conda. It has a lot of caveats a…

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    Comment #42468693

    Ditto. It’s wild.

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    Comment #42310117

    Anyone know what the difference between this and `@napi-rs/canvas` is? They seem similar?

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    Comment #42187789

    I saw some morecantile/mercantile in the article, so I will plug a side project of mine “utiles” for anyone needing tile util(e)s: https://github.com/jessekrubin/utiles Was fun to …

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    Comment #41075275

    I wrote this a long while ago: https://pypi.org/project/funkify/

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    Comment #40472819

    True, but I don’t have the time or energy anymore to spend time configuring it. Jetbrains vim plugin is largely pretty good.

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    Comment #39797943

    awesome. the single div was a performance bottleneck for me.

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    Comment #39774499

    This really and truly looks fantastic.

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    Comment #39462890

    I don’t think that will happen. You can fake almost anything, but you can’t fake funny.

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    Comment #39462857

    I thought I was the only one! I have been using “ChadGPT” for months (he’s a douche-y frat bro who goes off on tangents about “how lit that party was”). His best friend and fellow …

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    Comment #39367605

    I have written several rust/python apis now and I think what you’re feeling is the result of the api being designed for Python as well as being primarily tested in Python. No matte…

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    Comment #39315082

    I totally agree but some of these are tsql which is less than easy to read imo.

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    Comment #39311220

    I had a relevant comment while reading through the Wikipedia article, but I forgot it as soon as I opened up the comments.

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    Comment #39285173

    Conversely, it’s very helpful at dissecting a 3k line insanity query and explaining it.

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    Comment #39270093

    9 months ago I wrote a data pipeline to clip the ttp maps to their “neet line”. Pretty fun project. This was so our mapping software would allow users to toggle visibility of diffe…

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    Comment #39153339

    I have used rclone for several years now and it works so good. I use it in place of rsync often too. It’s great for file moving on local file systems too.

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    Comment #39125950

    Hahahaha. A dev I work with who has been using eMacs for 30+ years is well known at my company for having eMacs sessions open for 6+ months at a time.

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    Comment #38795851

    Theoretically only one 40gb file would be needed. AFAICT almost every odd number is not even (I cannot say "all" bc I have not checked every integer yet).

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    Comment #38438350

    Please create a PAT to enable your screwdriver.

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    Comment #38435766

    100% I also personally believe you should pick a formatter and NOT configure it. I don’t care anymore about style. Just want formatting to be consistent.

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