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mjsir911
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About mjsir911
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Comment #45785460
yeah, I've come to terms that I mostly do programming-as-an-art and that includes how my code is structured, and I'm on exactly the same page. In pragmatic business environments it…
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Comment #45307543
I made a bunch of friends in the local rave & queer community, helped start organizations including founding a hackerspace, met the love of my life, and now am part of a very healt…
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Comment #44865533
Sure, but the primary difference between what you're talking about is ecosystem lock-in vs file lockin . both can be postured as a labor-saving measure, exposing user data to users…
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Comment #44480829
Hi pkdpic! As one of the founders of the hackerspace you've visited out in seattle & a fellow recurser that you might've heard about the space from, I can drop to you some of my no…
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Comment #43139054
There are welcoming hackerspaces around for those with the eyes to find them ;-)
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Comment #42772350
I've had a lot of fun setting mixxx up for DJing on my steam deck, with fully scriptable (in javascript) USB hid bindings, I've been able to reverse engineer the steam deck's contr…
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Comment #42635785
NPR did a recent expose about a local renegade spot & the shows it supports in my scene: https://www.kuow.org/stories/under-the-bridge-a-portrait-of-... With mixed results, it kind…
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Comment #40040927
pydoc has saved me many times! And doesn't require me dropping down into a shell too. help() is still invaluable, especially in debug shells when tab completion isn't helping me as…
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Comment #40039607
I've been looking for the same, and the closest I've come to is the protocol utility & the more-maintained protocol-go re-implementation. https://www.luismg.com/protocol/ https://g…
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Comment #39998269
The culmination of my commmunity college's CS103 class was learning the ins and outs of an ISA called MARIE. only 8 instructions & an editor+simulator written as a java app. I had …
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Comment #34690163
I tend to use `git add -p` for exactly this purpose ;-)
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Comment #34218890
The flipper zero does have a (pcm?) speaker! It comes with a music player by default with the marble machine sample notes.
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Comment #33615421
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but isn't this what `git revert` is for? Harder with an amend due to having to get the difference of commits within the reflog, sure.
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Comment #31102891
I've had good luck with yappi for debugging asynchronous code, not really focused on memory usage but walltime & such. https://pypi.org/project/yappi/
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Comment #31091169
Looking over the app in-depth, I see a lot that could be done depending on how much you want to do ;-) - The initial import can be done pretty easily, `ledger bal` reports my curre…
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Comment #31090722
Wow, this seems cool! Would love some integration with [plain text accounting]( https://plaintextaccounting.org/ ) so that I don't have to re-document all my finances though, even …