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by obowersa 3y ago
Over the years I've experimented with getting rid of pull requests quite a few times. As a whole and solely as an abstract idea I wholeheartedly agree with the article. Code Review is not the same as a pull request. With that said, des
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by obowersa 4y ago
Not sure if it counts as weird, but I wrote some python code to use the steamdeck as a controller for my DJI Tello drone. It's been fun and I feel like I'm just scratching the surface of it
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by obowersa 4y ago
At a high level, yes. However there are a lot of checks and balances to it. Not all land falls under the criteria and there's a lot of requirements around forming a group and the proposed use of the land ( such as being geographically
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by obowersa 4y ago
TL;DR: Sometimes! So its a little more complex and a little bit more nuanced. The mechanism is part of the land reform policy and called the ‘Community Right To Buy’. Ahead of time, a community body (which has a legal definition) can regist
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by obowersa 5y ago
To preface this, I'm not a massive fan of postman. I find the user experience to be counter intuitive compared to the likes of insomnia. With that said we use it pretty heavily so I might be able to provide some insights. This is kind
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by obowersa 5y ago
We ended up using Puppet Relay quite a bit, which is sort of a halfway house between the two ( visual editor, but yaml backed with low code instead of no code). The main advantage from my side was being able to get adoption from a wider gro
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by obowersa 6y ago
Just something I wanted to share which might be of interest on this side of things. The CD Foundation has a SIG around MLOps which is pretty active and has some awesome folk participating. For anyone who's interested in this space, the
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by obowersa 9y ago
Another option in this space: https://github.com/regebro/hovercraft Always liked hovercraft as it makes impress.js much more usable. Will have to properly kick the tires on Cleaver
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by obowersa 14y ago
Reading the article, what surprises me the most is that they had to search the mail in the first place. For the information they were after, any relatively primitive mail tracking system would suffice. To be fair, even most outbound spam/vi