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karlicoss
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About karlicoss
I build things:
https://beepb00p.xyz https://github.com/karlicoss https://twitter.com/karlicoss
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Comment #44066109
Seems like official export [0] has tags and annotations along with timestamps. However in case you'd like more structured full data from the API (instead of a mess with csv + json?…
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Comment #43676977
datetime handling can absolutely be a hot spot, especially if you're parsing or formatting them. Even for relatively simple things like "parse a huge csv file with dates into datac…
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Comment #39104447
I argued that point in my article some time ago https://beepb00p.xyz/configs-suck.html also HN discussion at the time news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22787332
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Comment #37879895
I was annoyed by cron/fcron limitations and figured systemd is the way go because of its flexibility and power, but also was annoyed about manually managing tons of unit files. So …
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Comment #37742404
Another thing I noticed is that homebrew python was noticeably slower on M2 comparing to the pyenv one. I imagine homebrew compiles it with too generic flags to support wide range …
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Comment #37485108
It sparks a discussion around knowledge management, that's kinda nice :)
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Comment #36030516
Or you can use pipx, it deals with all the virtualenv business behind the scenes
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Comment #35880774
FWIW, never happened to me with Synching, but either way it's best to separate sync software and backup software. Sync might work flawlessly, but the user might make a mistake whic…
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Comment #35880740
I sync about two hundred thousands of files without any problems, especially if your aren't changing them all the time. The only issue I can imagine is initial sync with so many fi…
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Comment #35880689
not sure what happens if you commit on two devices before syncing, but the "worst" that happened to me is I get an index conflict, in which case it's easily fixed by 'git reset'
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Comment #34350960
fuzzing?
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Comment #34199011
I'm rooting to get access to my own data (typically in sqlite databases in protected /data/data partition). Then I feed it into HPI (Human Programming Interface) [1], and from that…
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Comment #34190161
First, big respect for working on software for so many years! My question is what data format is it using? I found some examples here [1], but looks like it's a custom binary forma…
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Comment #34157134
Hey, it's a bit dated, I've been meaning to update the post for a while, but haven't had time. I actually bought a remarkable 2 since, but I didn't really end up using it much. IIR…
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Comment #34157053
Yep, thanks! I really need to update the post with zotero
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Comment #33913871
Some time ago I wanted the best bits from both worlds: - from cron: specifying all jobs in one file instead of scattering it across dosens of unit files. In 90% of cases I just wan…
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Comment #33289948
Yes. - you use an actual programming language (which you're likely to already know) instead of desperately figuring out how to simulate a for loop in yaml or to replace a part of a…
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Comment #32358916
httpa://grep.app often helps for obscure code searches on GitHub
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Comment #31509596
as a workaround I'm using a keyword search bookmark in firefox mapped to 'g' https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&tbs=li:1
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Comment #31470601
yep, can confirm, it basically filters out any notebook output from version control (while keeping it intact in the notebook file itself). This works seamlessly with diffing, commi…
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Comment #31394781
I stopped worrying and in most cases just write configs for my tools in python. Then you can just import/exec it and you're done. I can use all the operations/primitives I already …