SnowLprd

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by SnowLprd 5mo ago
This smells heavily of astroturfing. Particularly because Headroom is a paid product, and that fact is not mentioned here or in the GitHub README. Here was my experience… I download and run the Mac application, which starts installing a bun
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by SnowLprd 3y ago
What I said is an utterly factual statement: I found the experience to be user-hostile. You might have a different experience, and I will not deny you your experience even in the face of your clearly-stated intention to deny me mine. More
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by SnowLprd 3y ago
On the subject of installing Ollama, I found it to be a frustrating and user-hostile experience. I instead recommend the much more user-friendly LLM[0] by Simon Willison. Among the problems with Ollama include: * Ollama silently adds a logi
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by SnowLprd 3y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote We seek experienced Django engineers to add new features to our product, which allows people to replace expensive SaaS tools with tap-to-install open-source applications. Lower costs, better privacy! Tools/t
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by SnowLprd 4y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote We seek experienced Django engineers to add new features to our product, which allows people to replace expensive SaaS tools with tap-to-install open-source applications. Lower costs, better privacy! Tools/t
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by SnowLprd 11y ago
You have sunk to a new low, copy-pasting this same falsehood. The other comments here that speak of your past misdeeds are now all the more clear.
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by SnowLprd 12y ago
The comparisons to PyPy would be much more meaningful if they weren't based on a version of PyPy that's over two years old : PyPy 1.9 was released in 2012.
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Click CLI tool hits 2.0(pypi.python.org)
1 points by SnowLprd 12y ago|0 comments
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
Not for me. Option-clicking produces no result for me on iTerm 1.0.0.20130319.
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
My tutorial for setting up fish on Mac OS X and Ubuntu: http://hackercodex.com/guide/install-fish-shell-mac-ubuntu/ I've never had any trouble using chsh to make fish the default shell. Bash scripts in cronta
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
I'd welcome any suggestions for improving the set-up guide, so fire away.
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Setting up a Python development environment on Mac OS X Mavericks(hackercodex.com)
4 points by SnowLprd 13y ago|1 comments
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
For those who want to give fish a spin, it might be worth checking out the guide I wrote on the topic: http://hackercodex.com/guide/install-fish-shell-mac-ubuntu/ I'll soon have it updated for fish 2.1.0, Mav
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
Homebrewed Python includes the latest versions of pip and setuptools, making the command you suggested only necessary if you plan on sticking with the bundled system Python (which isn't recommended for reasons discussed in other commen
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
That's what the Back button is for. Less-technical users don't need to know how to cmd/ctrl-click on links because even less-technical users know how to use the Back button. If they don't want to use the Back button and
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
Thanks for the detailed explanation. My unsolicited two cents is that forcing this behavior on site visitors isn't worth whatever value you get from the analytics data. Perhaps I'm in the minority here, but I find this behavior to
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
I'm aware that the malodorous motive you mentioned is often the reason behind this user-hostile behavior. I was hoping that wasn't the case here, and instead perhaps some cog in the publishing process was spuriously doing this aut
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
"Feel free to open an issue or submit pull request on Github." Why does the link to the project on GitHub open in a new browser tab? Is there some reason this behavior is foisted on folks who would rather have the content open in
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
We do our best to make Pelican as user-friendly as we can, but of course there are areas we'd like to improve upon. Community contributions to that end are most welcome. (^_^)
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
Another centralized service, sadly. I've decided that whenever possible, I will seek out decentralized solutions instead. Looking for a decentralized, peer-to-peer file sharing and synchronization solution? I've been using BitTorr
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
Nice write-up, Honza. Thanks for the great post.
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
Here's the product page: http://www.bestbuy.com/pebble This news makes me very disappointed in the company's handling of their KickStarter campaign. I backed their KickStarter campaign and ordered a white Pebble i
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
If someone is able to accomplish what they want using the new build script functionality, why would they want to incur the learning curve, overhead, and complexity of Chef? Don't get me wrong — Chef is a powerful tool and has its place. But
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
Many thanks to shykes, mdaniel, backjlack, and the many others that contributed to this terrific release. So much has been accomplished in just a few months, which augurs well for what Docker will look like by year's end. Bravo, everyone.
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
That version is nearly a year old; the fishfish formula was temporary and will be removed from Homebrew as soon as the canonical fish formula has been updated to 2.0. Hopefully the Homebrew maintainers will merge this soon (not sure what th
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
Same thing in fish. Either way works just fine.
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
I've been using fish with ssh-agent for the last year without any problems.
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
That's probably the old 1.23.1 version. Run "brew info fish" and that's most likely what you'll see. Homebrew maintainers, as noted above, have not yet merged the pull request: https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/pull/19887
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
As nagisa said, you can simply use: . bin/activate.fish Even better is Virtualfish, which I've been using and contributing to very happily: https://github.com/adambrenecki/virtualfish
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by SnowLprd 13y ago
🐟 Fish rocks. I've been using it exclusively for the last year, and I can't imagine giving it up. There seem to be a number of misconceptions, which I will endeavor to address. The first is: "Fish isn't POSIX/bash-compliant, so there are co

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