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excellent i was wondering what reddit might think

if you can dream it, you can type it into a chatgpt text prompt!

what happens if you need to heat your house and it's below -10?

3 cheers for useful defaults

Toronto as well: http://www.mapto.ca/maps/the-fruit-trees-of-toronto

Impossible to avoid in python.. exceptions are even how a simple for loop is implemented under the covers!

I've been using pip-compile from https://github.com/jazzband/pip-tools for this use case; a standard project Makefile defines "make update" which pip-compiles the current requirements, and "make install" installs the frozen requirements list.

This way I can install the same bill of materials every time

An alternative approach is to use jsonpath; for python, the jsonpath-ng implementation is useful but could use more friendly documentation.

it contains XPath-style selectors and the ability to directly modify matched nodes in a Dict, including filtering (as indirect deletion) and upserts; the only thing that it's missing is sufficient addressability with regards to Lists (arrays), so I see myself building a similar 'op' processing but using jsonpath instead of jsonpatch language.

add one to the pile i guess

My personal approach has been to use conda for binary management and a place to stuff libraries (could just as easily use venv here), but the key tool I'm using to pin libraries and avoid transitive dependency drift is pip-compile.

Frankly the invocations are so arcane for these various supporting tools that I have been distributing a standard Makefile to projects to hide the complexity - "What's old is new again"!

wrong.. one of them is bricks whereas the other is gorillas

dweb link:

> ipfs resolve -r /ipns/nauseam.eth/coding/random/how-side-effects-work-in-fp/: no link named "coding" under QmdzzonFE9eX6FGs8UbCyoC2XS5NQjaG6gaqhgeUyTHnag

this is what i do in an emergency braking situation - stand on the pedals and lean back and down, and hammer the brakes as hard as I can

What I'm getting here is we should listen to the 0.1% when they're right.

I'll leave it up to the reader to determine when that is

@sed -ne '/@sed/!s/## //p' $(MAKEFILE_LIST)

same here. vim is on every machine that I need, and if I become accustomed to non-standard bindings now I am burdened with context switching between personal-vim and standard-vim. I'd rather adapt to stock standard

Yes! Thank you!

Off topic hijack - I'm trying to find a tool I feel was probably mentioned here at one point - a REPL for shell.

If I recall correctly, you would open up the repl and start typing a command, and the output would refresh as you typed. Does this ring a bell for anyone?

are you under the impression he eats at a restaurant and then checks reviews to see if it was good?

plantuml is wonderful but the restricted layout control forces you to maintain small diagrams if you want readibility.

maybe that's a pro?

my takeaway: start formally treating microservices like libraries, and think about how we traditionally link libraries to get work done

node-red is another thing I think of when I think about modern yahoo pipes

https://nodered.org/

how are they not equal and opposite?

AWS has a trust problem - they have no qualms about observing that your product is valuable, cloning it, and leaving their 'customer' in the dust.

This opinion betrays a lack of imagination.

There are two equally valid subjective choices here:

- does moving your finger up "grab the content" under the glass and move it up, or

- does moving your finger up "grab the window", moving it up along a long virtual document?

Both are legit mental models, it's a preference.

this is what people unironically believe should replace our current legal system

Good point - we should start supporting Etherium when it's moral to do so

if you align yourself with nobody good luck being the single person changing the world. i guess it could happen

one note on Foam vs. Dendron .. reminds me of vim vs emacs.

One of them is simple and just gets out of your way, the other is more powerful and complex and requires more investment to set up correctly to your use case. Probably different strokes for different folks here.

FYI, following that link brings us to a link about hierarchies https://wiki.dendron.so/notes/f3a41725-c5e5-4851-a6ed-5f5410... which then attempts to link to an 'axiom' which is 404: https://www.kevinslin.com/organizing/its_not_you_its_your_kn...

unions are corrupt, wasteful, and the only organization that is structurally aligned with workers despite all those drawbacks. Your boss is not your friend, and you are only one person. you lose.