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Comment #46702710
Niagara is exquisite.
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Comment #44627578
I've been curious of that phenomenon, why not juat ask "pass me a tissue?"
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Comment #43955715
If the FDA is a roadblock in the USA, will Moderna still seek medical approval in other countries for this vaccine?
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Comment #43941332
Wasm + wasi let you define hard boundaries between components with explicit interfaces, might be loosely along these lines?
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Comment #42152292
How does Pyoxidizer compare to pyinstaller and nuitka?
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Comment #41161057
I hold the opposite perspective, to me personally, the USB-C feels objectively better. I own phones with both connectors and I've hit issues with two lightning cables over the last…
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Comment #40893204
I wonder why they haven't setup a pyinstaller build for consumers that just want to use it? Making people have python and faff with virtual environments feels an odd choice... Woul…
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Comment #39891733
Nowadays, things like Treesitter can provide comprehensive semantic syntax for many languages, along with surprisingly elegant ways to run custom queries that might let you do some…
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Comment #39646395
The Professional Cmake book is an indispensable, fantastic resource I've used on a couple of work projects, I highly recommend it to anyone working with Cmake. That being said, Cma…
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Comment #39597913
Nice write up! I stumbled across the Open Pancreas project a while back, may be of interest to techies with T1: https://openaps.org/
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Comment #39103061
This. It's why things like Cloud Development Kit and Pulumi are quite interesting to me.
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Comment #38885061
I cry my eyes out at those episodes every time I see them, wonderfully written episodes! (I find all the Bluey episodes are).
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Comment #36948885
Try `--only-binary :all:` to force pip to ignore sdist packages, might help avoid those slow compilations.
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Comment #35840570
I've not tried it with AI projects, but pyinstaller does a usually pretty solid job of packing up most python projects, and it's pretty simple to get started with.
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Comment #33183103
Feels like an odd move but whatever. Does anyone here have a good suggestion for an SMS app for Android?
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Comment #32196041
I absolutely adore the discworld books. I've reread many of them several times over the years, they are without doubt a significant contributor to both my world view, and my vocabu…