ramnes

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by ramnes 4mo ago
I mean, yeah, it's just like code. The most secure code is the one that doesn't exist!
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by ramnes 2y ago
Have been using it in a Go project lately, wonderful library! Ended up with jd after trying a few others that couldn't handle edge cases, such as creating a diff between `[]` and `{}`. Love the diff format as well.
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by ramnes 5y ago
Go help the folks working on Focalboard!
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by ramnes 5y ago
I'm writing a Python client right now, 99% copied from their JS implementation, if anyone wants to join the fun! https://github.com/ramnes/notion-sdk-py I hope they will release an OpenAPI specification file soon
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by ramnes 9y ago
Eh, what a fail! That one will work: ramnes@1000mercis.com
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by ramnes 9y ago
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by ramnes 9y ago
Yes! It's functools.wraps*, though. :)
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by ramnes 9y ago
See my comment above. And yes, the preconditions could be written with a lambda, which would be much cleaner than using eval.
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by ramnes 9y ago
Annotation and registration are indeed common and proper uses of decorators. What I dislike are mostly the inputs 8, 9, 13, 14, and 23 that could give nasty ideas to an inexperienced developer, while a more experienced developer wouldn&#x27
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by ramnes 9y ago
This notebook should be named "how to abuse decorators". Honestly, there is very little here that you want to use in a real project. I completely agree in that saying "a decorator is a function that takes a function and retur
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by ramnes 11y ago
Funny: https://github.com/ramnes/trotter
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“What could I code today?”, the random coding subject generator(wcict.herokuapp.com)
1 points by ramnes 12y ago|0 comments
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by ramnes 12y ago
Awesome!
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by ramnes 12y ago
Since the goal is a low VM footprint, rather than install a X on the VM, I'd rather use Emacs as my kernel init process and simply use my host web browser when needed.
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by ramnes 12y ago
> I also see no way this would work for branching. You would have to change all your submodules. `git submodule foreach`