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by sco1 1mo ago
They typically weren't trying to hit people with them.
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by sco1 1mo ago
> Corporate earnings are through the roof. They’re doing great. The consumer is hanging in there. The labor market is hanging in there. Are we though? Thank god corporate profits are ok...
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by sco1 2mo ago
> Whatever your opinions on the war itself, this has been a fascinating exercise in how a small regional power has militarily defeated the global hegemon relatively cheaply (ie with a military budgets 1% of the size). It's honestly
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by sco1 2mo ago
This is sad. I've been using a few read-only lurking apps to browse reddit for a while now and unfortunately this change seems to have broken most of them. I tried looking into how to do things the "correct" way nowadays and
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by sco1 3mo ago
I'm pretty surprised they brought something fun and charming forward instead of sending it to the graveyard.
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by sco1 4mo ago
The App Store description is more helpful: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cats-lock/id6763495406
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by sco1 5mo ago
> How do you travel and see the world like that? Wait until we're old enough to retire and then can maybe afford it.
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by sco1 5mo ago
Very fun! My family is a big fan of the Chronology card game ( https://buffalogames.com/chronology/ ), hopefully this helps me win next next time :)
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by sco1 6mo ago
> Not a popular election where people vote to put new people in charge, which necessarily means removing the old people in charge. More than a year after they took office and in the middle of a war?
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by sco1 6mo ago
It does appear to potentially be possible: https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/pull/64585
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by sco1 7mo ago
There is already genai.mil: https://www.war.gov/News/Releases/Release/Article/4354916/
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by sco1 1y ago
> I can think of many ways to generate more bullshit and emails Like Elon's weekly 5 bullet summary of what you did this past week :)
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by sco1 1y ago
The author also has an accompanying video: https://youtu.be/eqiM0xRmFJg
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by sco1 1y ago
You can read the details in PEP 703: https://peps.python.org/pep-0703/
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by sco1 1y ago
Easy! Just give me a laptop with spyware on it :)
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by sco1 2y ago
tox-uv has been a great selling point for my personal use of uv. I'm typically testing across 4-5 different versions of Python and the build speedup has been significant.
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by sco1 2y ago
For now!
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by sco1 2y ago
> but you're technically not supposed to use instrument navigation until your certified to do so What do you mean by this? Not having an IFR rating does not mean you're not allowed to use the navigation aids or the plane's
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by sco1 2y ago
Poetry does no management of Python versions.
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by sco1 3y ago
It's from their 2022 WWDC presentation: https://youtu.be/q5D55G7Ejs8?t=2271
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by sco1 3y ago
> Weight savings alone are a “Good Reason”. They're not always lighter either :)
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by sco1 3y ago
Yes, sorry, I forgot about that. It's been a while :)
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by sco1 3y ago
Running mypy as a pre-commit hook is a bad idea for many reasons, primarily being a relatively really heavy runtime cost, plus you're running it on the entire codebase since it's going to follow your imports. Many people, includin
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by sco1 3y ago
> you gradually add more and more files to the `mypy` invocation until you're eventually (hopefully) adding entire subfolders, and then maybe eventually the entire codebase Rather than doing this, which does indeed seem like a heada
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by sco1 3y ago
For context, if others aren't familiar: type hinting generics were added to Python 3.9 by PEP 585 (also available in Python 3.7+ with the annotations future import). PEP 484 previously added type hints to Python 3.5 as explicit imports
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by sco1 3y ago
In an ideal world, maybe so. But we haven't managed to clear the hurdle for ground-based power production so upping the ante to something that can sink would be even more challenging.
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by sco1 3y ago
10 years isn't long enough, but with the "starting over" theme my biggest change would be to not take on the debt loan that I did; I'm fortunate that I've been able to support the payments and still live comfortably
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by sco1 3y ago
> Instead when the company is liquidated they can buy the airport slots they so direly need without all the extra debt -and- they get to pick through anything else they want like airframes I'm not familiar with how the process works
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by sco1 3y ago
She was also on an episode of SpyCast last summer, a really interesting story! https://thecyberwire.com/podcasts/spycast/592/notes
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by sco1 3y ago
I've lost the HN link now but a while ago there was also a tutorial featured that walked through how git works using Python: https://www.leshenko.net/p/ugit/

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