craigds

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by craigds 8mo ago
uv script skill sounds useful, please do publish that
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by craigds 8mo ago
i like to sing "geeettt outt of the biiiiike laaaannne!" as loud as possible with my big fat tenor voice as i ride past them ringing my bell repeatedly the entire time. a single bell ring never seems to get anyone's attention
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by craigds 9mo ago
the GP said "average person" though and 300k/year is waaaaaaay past average person.
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by craigds 9mo ago
anthropic doesn't use your code for training.
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by craigds 9mo ago
why did you migrate from Minio? does garage beat minio at something? the website is focussed on low resource requirements but I'm not clear on whether minio needs more resources or not
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by craigds 9mo ago
this reminds me of one of my favourite features of Buildkite. When you're waiting on the outcome of a build you can click a button in Canvas mode and it'll play a tune to accompany the build. As soon as the build is done, the musi
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by craigds 9mo ago
what's absurd? i haven't claimed it's not capable of this, just that the predictions seem more tailored to elicit a certain recognition from humans rather than chosen based on an honest attempt to predict a possible future HN
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by craigds 9mo ago
i agree. the thing that stands out to me is that almost every entry is quite notable - i.e. each entry would have a vote/comment count in at least the multiple-hundreds if not more. and all those events in one homepage seems very unr
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by craigds 11mo ago
Dovker on mac has one killer feature though: bindmounts remap permissions sensibly so that uid/gid in the container is the correct value for the container rather than the same uid/gid from the host. the workarounds on the internet
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by craigds 1y ago
FYI curl actually helpfully has a `--retry-connrefused` flag to avoid doing this loop in the shell entirely
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by craigds 2y ago
Mypy is currently the only one that can handle Django projects (because it has a plugin system and there's a plugin that can import your django code to infer types) Unfortunately that massively limits its performance too since loading
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by craigds 2y ago
NZ didn't allow registration of raw .nz domains until 2014 so anything registered before that was a .co.nz or similar. It's still more common than .nz due to inertia / muscle memory I guess. I get weird looks when I give peop
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by craigds 2y ago
oh nautical miles ! not nanometres as you might assume from being used to normal units
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by craigds 2y ago
shell=True is a security risk unless you're very careful with escaping inputs. In this case any filename with a `;` in it (or various other shell characters) will run arbitrary commands on the attacker's computer. best to pass a l
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by craigds 2y ago
I'll need to get approval to use this on that codebase. I've tried it out on a smaller open-source codebase as a first step. For anyone interested: - here's the Codebuff session: https://gist.github.com/cra
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by craigds 2y ago
+1; Ideally I want a tool I don't have to specify the context for. If I can point it via config files at my medium-sized codebase once (~2000 py files; 300k LOC according to `cloc`) then it starts to get actually usable. Cursor Compose
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by craigds 2y ago
We used the free tier for a couple of years before a user mentioned the ads. We had no idea our docs were surrounded by ads as no one on the team had ever tried it without ublock origin... We upgraded to the paid plan after that :)
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by craigds 2y ago
right? we're on 13 and only now starting to consider upgrading to 16, and I don't think we're very abnormal and I don't consider 13 ancient. We have customers still using 9.3. (That last one does actually count as ancien
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by craigds 2y ago
Who's throwing away mouses? They last at least a decade, likely two. And for most people there's no software involved (that isn't installed and handled by the builtin drivers in their OS)
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by craigds 2y ago
... in the EU only.
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by craigds 2y ago
I'll agree with others here and endorse Linux for use by normal people. I've switched multiple family members now and no issues (despite absolutely no technical chops whatsoever on their part) admittedly I did the installing par
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by craigds 3y ago
I find myself bothering to click through to YT so rarely (< once/month) it's not really worth installing an addon for this, but it sounds really useful for YT regulars. What I'd love (and even pay money for) would be the s
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by craigds 4y ago
I'd suggest adding at least one example of using `semgrep --pattern <pattern>`. That seems pretty well hidden in the docs, and for me it's the most useful option. I wasn't trying to search for things that other people
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by craigds 4y ago
thanks for ripgrep!
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by craigds 4y ago
There is a `shift` in the function
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by craigds 4y ago
I use semgrep for semantic search (and replace, sometimes). Their docs and website try very hard to suggest you should use it for some kind of CI process, but so far I haven't found any need to do so. I can maybe see it being useful in
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by craigds 4y ago
It's probably something in between though. There's probably a point in between Developing Country Pay and Bay Area Pay where the company can get quality work done for the price they're willing to pay. Obviously, they're
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by craigds 5y ago
Thanks, I was scratching my head wondering why an old music format was related to recent events!
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by craigds 5y ago
The graph insinuates that before etch (2007) close to 100% of debian's upstream packages didn't use any source control at all. Is that right? It seems like it couldn't possibly be true.
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by craigds 5y ago
Being unfamiliar with GPSD, what devices/services would this be likely to affect?

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