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Like uniq but works on unsorted input to be used as a pipe filter with constant memory usage.
Feels like this should exist before I made it but all the options that I could find had unbounded memory requirements. I use it in long running pipelines all the time.
I created a tool to automatically replicate calendar events between O365 and Google calendars once given OAuth access.
Originally I built this for myself, but after a few friends/colleagues asked, I built up additional tooling around it and launched a product.
I wrote a URL handler on MacOS where I can configure rules to define which browser will actually open the URL. Rules can be configured based on a URL regex or currently open Slack workspace. You can target different browsers, including profile (Chrome) or container (Firefox). I hope to open source this at some point.
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This is the best thing since sliced bread, but it doesn't work for me on a recent Ubuntu. Tried with both Python 2 and 3. Compare: $ sudo du -sb /etc/* | sort | uniq | sort -rn | head -10 2897355 /etc/brltty 436966 /etc/java-11-openjdk 402728 /etc/ssl 251196 /etc/apparmor.d 244732 /etc/ImageMagick-6 219185 /etc/X11 170093 /etc/fonts 144084 /etc/java-8-openjdk 131407 /etc/init.d 117524 /etc/systemd With: $ sudo du -sb…
For the indentation, have you tried using the option -g (--graph)? That does the trick for me
1. A design system, to create web sites on the fly. 2. A content-as-code framework, to help me writing complex articles, mini-books. The ideas are visualized as a directed graph, so I’m sure I’m sticking to them, and the result is complete. 3. A color scheme generator for web sites, to help me creating themes with accessible typography. 4. Gravity point calculator, to help me localize the focus point of a web page /…
I also wrote a super-simple backup script (python) that backs up my filesystem the way I want. It has a TCL/TK front end with data-driven actions (button, source and destination). It's 'manual', but my external drives are air-gapped. It writes a report with various statistics.
The way these things boost the quality of my life is that backups and invoicing are "mission-critical operations". In the event of a disaster, I could port these operations to any computer with a thumb drive. The only thing I need to install is an interpreter. My backup machine (if I even need one) can have a different OS.
Tool to generate a random order of a popular food delivery service in The Netherlands. Wanted to discover new local restaurants instead of eating the same 3 things always. http://thuisbezorgdroulette.nl/
1. A design system, to create web sites on the fly. 2. A content-as-code framework, to help me writing complex articles, mini-books. The ideas are visualized as a directed graph, so I’m sure I’m sticking to them, and the result is complete. 3. A color scheme generator for web sites, to help me creating themes with accessible typography. 4. Gravity point calculator, to help me localize the focus point of a web page /…
Can you give more details regarding 2?
At the end I see a graph associated to a long text making sure I’ve covered all ideas and their relationships. https://imgur.com/a/dEeoF1m