jdsalaro

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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> This does seem to suggest that there is a very real possibility that they could refuse. Not at all, on a societal level the US has been increasingly constructed as a huge, intricate, Prisoner's Dilemma where everyone, allegedly, h
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> With that power, everything is legal. Although I agree, here I disagree. In general, the Executive branch, the Intelligence Community, Congress, the Courts, the Populace are all responsible for keeping the President's Office accou
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
Are all of your recipes home brewed?
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> management is very creative What you described, I wouldn't accept generally under my definition of creativity. In order for creativity to be such it must ultimately deliver value; managers "doing their job" in ways which
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> The problem is that some methodologies (Scrum, etc.) are heavily abused and transformed into management frameworks, which is the opposite of why they were created in the first place. At the hands of an uncreative person any tool will b
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> He trained for hundreds of hours to fly the capsule manually and the docking process is excruciatingly slow _COME ON TARS!_
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> CFI They're referring to Control Flow Integrity [1] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control-flow_integrity
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> So that in any directory you can type `<command name>`? Any tool installed via asdf is available on any directory as long as you are accessing that directory via a shell spawned with a .profilerc or similar which contains your as
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> pyenv + pip tools then you'd also need rbenv, nvm, etc. and pyenv can implode in marvelous ways.
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> Why would I want/need this? always, golang is overly opinionated regarding where modules and binaries are stored. I don't like that and I've blown my local development environment into pieces because of that (looking at
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
there's something I don't get, why do you have globally installed tools that asdf can manage at the same time that you have asdf installed?
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
OP here, although I hoped I took an example that was relatable, it seems it wasn't as relatable as I expected. > Is it just me that never even wants to get to the problems that asdf attempts to solve? You aren't alone, the scen
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
My experience with Poetry has been mixed the last couple of times I've tried it, it attempts to do way to many things but often failed to do them properly. Determining dependencies and proper packaging and upload to PyPI are the ones w
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
this makes me itchy, pulling the whole internet without looking into your development machine sounds like a very bad idea. It's the equivalent of an IDE's "do you trust this project" but on steroids.
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> A dockerfile solves that, my system is a carbon copy of the prod environment. Yeah, that can definitely not be beat, if at all probably only due to comfort. > Not tried pipenv I've been meaning to put a tutorial out there with
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
just curious, have you tried using asdf.vm with pipenv ? I've never needed anything else and have yet to have any problems. A couple of moons ago I used Poetry, but gave up on it because it was so heavy and unfortunately would bug out
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> I recently started using https://github.com/prefix-dev/pixi for Python projects Why is it based on the Conda ecosystem? Do you happen to know? I assume it's for portability, but that sounds heavy.
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
it certainly looks interesting! I'm still not sure if "It’s npx for everything else" is good marketing :P > can activate project tooling upon cd’ing into a project folder this probably can be replicated with zsh hooks: ht
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
I was only vaguely aware of rtx, but after discussing this post at length with people online they've made me aware of the rebranding and the general capabilities of mise. It sure is great, it is! However, like you, I tend to prefer min
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Install Asdf: One Runtime Manager to Rule All Dev Environments(jdsalaro.com)
131 points by jdsalaro 2y ago|127 comments
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DAU Glossary of Defense Acquisition Acronyms and Terms(dau.edu)
2 points by jdsalaro 2y ago|1 comments
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
The definition of "Agile Approach" is refreshingly succinct: https://www.dau.edu/glossary/agile-approach :)
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> release locks Joke's on y'all, our "release lock" in first semester introduction to programming for team assignments was the name of our ZIP file and whoever cc-blasted every member of the team with "team07_as
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
Disregard the comment you're replying to, they're either misinformed or deliberately inaccurate in their assessment. The backdoor consisted of a combination of publicly visible code and binary blob test files available in the proj
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> Just because you don't get paid for it doesn't mean it's not an incredibly valuable part of your contribution to the good of your neighbors. Keep up the excellent work, everyone. Precisely, I truly do not understand how
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by jdsalaro 2y ago
> This event should be a wake-up call to businesses everywhere This ought to be not only a wake-up call for businesses, but also to hobbyists and members of the public in general; our code, our projects and our social "code-generati
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The XZ Utils Backdoor: FOSS Delivered on Its Pitfalls and Strengths(jdsalaro.com)
1 points by jdsalaro 2y ago|0 comments
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by jdsalaro 3y ago
I agree, thanks for raising this.
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by jdsalaro 3y ago
> Why the fox? Perhaps because Firefox, and the Mozilla foundation as a whole, are one of the few projects not trying to milk you for data nor money? Might be a good enough reason in my book.
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by jdsalaro 3y ago
I'm on Lemmy, but it's unfortunately too buggy atm. Having a blast on Tildes (Y) though.

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