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I mean, yeah, it's just like code. The most secure code is the one that doesn't exist!

Have been using it in a Go project lately, wonderful library! Ended up with jd after trying a few others that couldn't handle edge cases, such as creating a diff between `[]` and `…

Go help the folks working on Focalboard!

I'm writing a Python client right now, 99% copied from their JS implementation, if anyone wants to join the fun! https://github.com/ramnes/notion-sdk-py I hope they will release an…

Eh, what a fail! That one will work: ramnes@1000mercis.com

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Yes! It's functools.wraps*, though. :)

See my comment above. And yes, the preconditions could be written with a lambda, which would be much cleaner than using eval.

Annotation and registration are indeed common and proper uses of decorators. What I dislike are mostly the inputs 8, 9, 13, 14, and 23 that could give nasty ideas to an inexperienc…

This notebook should be named "how to abuse decorators". Honestly, there is very little here that you want to use in a real project. I completely agree in that saying "a decorator …

Funny: https://github.com/ramnes/trotter

Awesome!

Since the goal is a low VM footprint, rather than install a X on the VM, I'd rather use Emacs as my kernel init process and simply use my host web browser when needed.

> I also see no way this would work for branching. You would have to change all your submodules. `git submodule foreach`