jdsleppy

The big ticket, agreed upon progressive priorities are still for the benefit of all: Green New Deal, Medicare for all, accessible higher education. I find it more difficult to find policies for the common good coming from conservatives these days. Does anyone have examples?

With two years of working in Go at two companies, I have never had to write that. I can't remember writing the equivalent in Python over even more years, either. The 99% case is building a list/slice, not removing from one.

Have you ever had to remove elements from a list/slice?

I have no idea, but as a freelance developer I'm interested in being there, too. The best I know of is the "Seeking Freelancer" post here every month. That'll happen next on August 2nd.

If your job is the right size for a one-person team, you can send me a message.

This would be good for me since I don't have bandwidth for a full time job now but I want to work on something. I would need a way to acquire a lock on an issue so nobody can swoop in and finish it right before I open my PR. Let me know if you want to go through with the idea.

I just dug through the whole Pyrustic/Hubspot ecosystem, and it's cool! I haven't looked at GUI dev in Python before. I wonder if there's an simple way to reduce the already easy HubSpot install to a layman-friendly "double-click this". I'll be on the lookout for a reason to use this.

Depending on how you measure cheapness and easiness, I made https://codasite.app

You type HTML and click "deploy." It's free.

I just finished a site especially for writing handmade pages: https://codasite.app. Users get a Monaco code editor (think VS Code, but in the browser) and they write one HTML, one CSS, and one JS file. Hit "deploy", and you get a website.

It's targeted towards people learning to code, but maybe the handmade webpage crowd would like it, too. I'd love to get some traffic and feedback.

I wasn't expecting to launch today so it's still on a $5/month server. God speed, little guy.