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by eidorb 1y ago
Another use case is applying small patches to a large function or method. Overriding would mean copy pasting largely similar code. It’s a bit ugly. https://github.com/eidorb/ubank/blob/master/soft_webauth
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by eidorb 1y ago
I've been using a transformer & resistor voltage divider direct into audio in to decode Decabit signals (a form of ripple control aka audio frequency load control): https://web.archive.org/web/20140127003936&#x
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by eidorb 1y ago
Minor’s accounts must also revoke “sign out” functionality in case they see some titties.
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by eidorb 1y ago
See also: webauthn in software https://github.com/bodik/soft-webauthn Unofficial bank API client using software passkey: https://github.com/eidorb/ubank
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by eidorb 1y ago
Massive grug.
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by eidorb 1y ago
I'm about 1/3 through https://hypermedia.systems . It feels right intuitively. But I kinda left off about 10 years ago with Flask and maybe a JS chart lib. Great times! I can see hypermedia future -- it's lightweig
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by eidorb 2y ago
Yibico's python-fido2 library ( https://github.com/Yubico/python-fido2 ) contains (a minimal) CBOR implementation too: https://developers.yubico.com/python-fido2/API_Documentation... I found it
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by eidorb 2y ago
Do what you enjoy. (This is easier said than done.) What else could you do, worry?
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by eidorb 2y ago
Yes. Infest the rats' nest.
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by eidorb 2y ago
Translation: https://f-ag.translate.goog/?_x_tr_sl=de&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_h...
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Gestaltgesetze füR Websites (Gestalt Principles for Websites)(f.ag)
2 points by eidorb 2y ago|1 comments
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by eidorb 2y ago
dang could change url to more hacky post in thread: https://x.com/oldmanscode/status/1862794071561126380
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Decabit Decoder(twitter.com)
2 points by eidorb 2y ago|1 comments
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by eidorb 3y ago
This is useful on the USB support front: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/connect-usb
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Ceremonial security and cargo cults(philvenables.com)
76 points by eidorb 4y ago|45 comments
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by eidorb 4y ago
I may have gone with the following. Yes, some characters are repeated, but I'm not playing code golf. stripped_lines = (line.strip() for line in buffer.readlines()) non_empty_stripped_lines = [line for line in stripped_lines if s
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by eidorb 6y ago
I like using doctest in these simple cases - the tests go in the docstrings! (Also, it’s part of the standard library.) https://docs.python.org/3/library/doctest.html
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by eidorb 10y ago
First class support for swipe left/right gestures.
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by eidorb 11y ago
Ah-ha! This was a great insight for me. I can't not subvocalise when reading. But I too certainly don't subvocalise when reading code. Now I know what it's like.
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by eidorb 14y ago
I've implemented something similar using Eli Bendersky's example [1] as a guide. His example adds a stop event. I pass my worker thread lambdas, so that arbitrary tasks can be carried out. [1] http://eli.thegreenplace.net/2011/12/27/python
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by eidorb 14y ago
The network is built to cope with a peak demand that only occurs for a relatively small amount of time. By reducing the peak demand they can delay the capital expenditure of upgrading the network a number of years.
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by eidorb 14y ago
I love subtle flairs like this. It's something that a lot of people would only notice if removed and I think that's an indicator of good design.
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by eidorb 14y ago
I've been living in a hotel for a few weeks. The internet is just a little expensive - $20 for 50 MB or 3 hours, whichever comes first. I had some time on my hands and got TCP over DNS working. It's obviously quite slow, but certainly useab
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by eidorb 14y ago
I guess you could use a series arrangement to get a binary encoding.